The rapper Minaj got United States all riled up with a tweet about impotence after vaccination

The singer's name does not leave the front pages of publications, and even the White House was forced to react to her behavior.

“My cousin in Trinidad will not get vaccinated because his friend did it and became impotent. His testicles were swollen. His friend was only a few weeks away from the wedding, but now the girl has canceled it. So just pray that this does not happen to you, and make sure you are confident in your decision; don't be bullied”, - wrote Nicki Minaj.

This post was retweeted 119,000 times, liked 150,000 times, and received over 44,000 comments. Plots about this statement of Minaj are now often flashed on American TV and are exaggerated in the press.

The Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Health responded immediately to the situation. The very next day after the publication of Nicky's post, a video commentary by the head of the Trinidadian Ministry of Health Terrence Deyalsingh was released on Kevz Politics Twitter on the politics of the Caribbean states. In particular, he stated the following:

“In Trinidad, there is no reported side effect of testicular swelling (after vaccination); and, I would even dare to say that such an undesirable effect is not reported anywhere. " Dayals also lamented that his agency had simply wasted precious time "destroying this false claim."

Be that as it may, Minaj did not delete her scandalous post, but expressed regret that this story caused such a storm of emotions and provoked the appearance of cartoons on the network.

The rapper continued to post messages against the Covid-19 vaccine, and also told fans that she was invited to the White House to discuss the benefits of vaccinations. The Biden administration immediately made a response statement - they say, no one called the singer anywhere, they just wanted to talk to her on the phone.

To this, the singer, who calls herself "a little rude madame" who never goes into her pocket for a word, said that the "damn White House" is simply deceiving people.

“Do you think I would lie about being invited to this damn White House? Why do I need this? ”- quoted her statement by the Fox News channel. Minaj noted that in the end she herself refused to go to the meeting at the White House.

Despite the fact that Minaj has repeatedly expressed doubts about the benefits of vaccination and urged people "not to be idiots in this matter," the rapper also admitted in one of her recent posts that, probably, she herself will one day have to be vaccinated:

“Many countries will not allow people to work without getting vaccinated. I would definitely recommend that they get vaccinated. They also need to feed their families. I am sure that I will also have to be vaccinated, as I will need to tour. "

Since September 16, Twitter has blocked Minaj's access and so far she has not published new posts.