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DJ Cuppy reveals the artist who made her fall in love with Pink
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Real reason I fell in love with the colour pink – DJ Cuppy gives American rapper, Nicki Minaj accolades
Florence Otedola, better known as DJ Cuppy, has explained how Nicki Minaj influenced her fondness for the colour pink.
Pink has always been the disc jockey’s favourite colour. From her hair to her clothing, accessories, and other possessions, pink is always the main colour. But we were never entirely sure why.
However, the singer DJ Cuppy recently revealed in a tweet that she gets her passion of the vivid colour from American rapper Nicki Minaj.
Cuppy added that the her love for the colour gained root at the time that Nicki released her first music video for “Massive Attack.” It was unlike anything she had ever seen.
Furthermore, she declared Nicki Minaj to be her greatest inspiration, stating that without Nicki, there would not be any cuppy.
In her words:
“I’ve never actually explained how I fell in love with the colour pink: well it was When Nicki did her debut video for “Massive Attack”I had never seen anything like it.
12 years later and Nicki is still my biggest inspo. There would be no Cuppy without @NickiMinaj.”
I’ve never actually explained how I fell in love with the colour pink: well it was When Nicki did her debut video for “Massive Attack” 🦄 I had never seen anything like it.
12 years later and Nicki is still my biggest inspo.
There would be no Cuppy without @NickiMinaj
— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) September 23, 2022
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In other news, Cuppy has lamented how tough it is to find love from Nigerian guys, which is part of her dating difficulties.
While speaking during a podcast, Femi Otedola’s daughter noted that she discovered guys in Nigeria want her dad and not her.
She said:
“Back home I feel like so many guys don’t want me, they want my dad.”
The socialite remarked that she sometimes feels relieved when she meets guys in the UK who claim to be from Nigeria but are unable to identify which village they are from. This is because it indicates that they are not truly Nigerian.
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