Nicki Minaj has publicly criticized Jay-Z over a controversial Tidal deal and raised questions about Diddy allegations in a series of social media posts.

According to Minaj, she was offered $1 million to sign with Tidal within 24 hours, significantly less than what other co-owners reportedly received during Square's acquisition in 2021. Steve Stoute, a Jay-Z associate, claimed Minaj missed out on millions by not signing, which she dismissed as a "scam" meant to silence her.

The controversy escalated when Minaj shifted focus to Diddy's ongoing legal troubles, questioning whether Jay-Z and Stoute were aware of alleged abuse involving teenagers and children. This came amid Diddy's recent arrest on federal charges including sex trafficking and racketeering.

Minaj tweeted: "We want to know if u were present during abuse of teenagers & children. That's what we wanna know," directly challenging industry figures about their potential knowledge of alleged misconduct.

The dispute highlights deeper issues within the music industry, including power dynamics and accountability. Minaj's accusations have sparked widespread discussion about transparency and artist treatment in the industry, with many fans supporting her demand for answers about both the Tidal deal and Diddy allegations.

The situation remains developing, with industry figures yet to fully address Minaj's claims about either the Tidal deal or their knowledge of Diddy's alleged activities.

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