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Nicki Minaj – Chun-Li (Review & Stream)

 

Nicki approaches ‘Chun-Li’ with the highest level of confidence a rapper could present.

Nicki sounds confident as she praises herself for being the best in the game while addressing a “bitch” who isn’t coming off the bench. Her similes and metaphors are top-notch, while her words are intimidating. (I really wonder what the “bitch” is doing as she listens to Nicki’s lines.) Lyrically, this is a really good song, however, it sounds too personal to be enjoyed.

Nicki is clearly back, and she means business.

 

OVERALL RATING (3.5/5)

 

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