Nicki Minaj On Being Bisexual & Sex In General

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Complex just did a dope interview with Nicki Minaj, and they got caught up with her sex life which I’m sure all of you can’t wait to get caught up on.  Also below the sex talk check the video of Nicki on set for her Complex cover shoot.

• There’s been a lot of speculation about your sexuality in the press. Your verse on Usher’s “Lil’ Freak” adds to the buzz that you’re bisexual.
  Nicki Minaj: When I rap, it’s just an extension of how I speak, and that’s how I talk. If you don’t like it, don’t listen. I’m also not going to explain something just because I said it in a rap. Take what you want from it. [In the press] I didn’t say [I don’t like women]. I said I don’t have sex with women. I don’t have sex with men right now either. If [bisexual is] what they wanna call me, then fine.
  So right now Nicki Minaj is celibate?
  Nicki Minaj: Yes, and I encourage all my young Barbies to do the same. I just don’t have time.
  Sex doesn’t take that long, I can tell you that right now. I’m talking seven minutes-and that includes foreplay.
  Nicki Minaj: [Laughs.] Oh my God! Maybe it’s because we don’t need that physical stimulation all the time. I can just have a daydream and it does it for me.
  Or maybe it’s the Rabbit.
  Nicki Minaj: [Laughs.] What?
  That vibrator is making men obsolete.
  Nicki Minaj: No, I don’t got no damn Rabbit, you lunatic.

  I saw a video interview where you said you wanted to have a threesome with Cassie and Lauren London. What is it about Cassie that you love so much?
  Nicki Minaj: She’s so peaceful and serene. There’s something about her that is so effortless. She’s my friend on BBM.

  You’ve said in recent interviews that you want to tone down the sexual content in your music. What prompted that?
  Nicki Minaj: On “My Chick Bad,” I had to show people that I can spit a verse without sex or talking about how good I look. I’m actually timid when it comes to being overtly sexy, which is weird because in the beginning people thought of me like some freakin’ porn star. Guys reference sex all the time in their raps-I can’t even think of a record where Wayne doesn’t talk about sex-but when a female does it, people start tuning out. Then this gay dude the other day told me, “I say to dudes, ‘Maybe it’s time to put this pussy on your sideburns.'” I was crying laughing and I was like, “I can’t take this shit out of my act.” People live for that shit. [Laughs.] I just have to balance it a little bit.