Nicki Minaj is showing no signs of backing away from her support for Donald Trump, even after Republicans suffered major setbacks in the midterm elections.
The rapper took to X on Wednesday night, November 4, sharing a list of messages defending Trump and highlighting figures and issues she continues to support following the Democrats’ victories at the polls.
Minaj opened her post with the declaration, “Trump is STILL your PRESIDENT,” before adding, “The QUEEN is STILL your OBSESSION,” in what appeared to be a reference to herself.
She also included the statement, “Jesus is STILL LORD,” and praised Vice President JD Vance for what she described as his “great insight.”
The rapper’s list also included congratulations to Republican figures, including Florida Governor-elect Byron Donalds and Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna.
However, Luna’s electoral status required clarification at the time of the report: she had declared victory in a closely contested race, but the Associated Press had not called the contest.
Minaj also used the post to thank her fanbase, known as the Barbz, before delivering a message to Republicans: “WAKE UP.”
Alongside her statements, the rapper shared a short video of herself staring directly into the camera. The post came as she continued receiving criticism over her increasingly visible support for the Trump administration and the MAGA movement.
She later expanded her list with two additional messages, declaring that Elon Musk was still a trillionaire and describing Grok, the artificial intelligence assistant available on X, as a “phenomenal product.”
Nicki Minaj Stands by Trump After Democratic Midterm Gains
Minaj’s comments came after Democrats recorded significant victories in the November 2026 midterm elections, taking control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, according to the supplied report.
The results represent a major political setback for Trump’s Republican Party and could affect the administration’s legislative agenda during the next two years.
Despite the electoral losses, Minaj’s latest post made clear that she was not changing her public position.
Her continued support adds another chapter to the rapper’s increasingly visible involvement in political conversations, with her comments drawing attention beyond her usual music and entertainment audience.
