While the debate about the lack of female rappers still rages here at home, thrones Australian Iggy Azelia and the reigning hip-hop queen Nicki Minaj charts worldwide. Obviously much thanks to a conscious crossover choices, both made sure to fill up the Oslo Spektrum in 2012 and last night, when the latter new yorker returned to the capital of the European part of its “Pink Print Tour” .
Indisputable rapmajestet
Minaj its proven journey from hard spitting street rapper to flambojant pop artist in the same league as Lady Gaga and Rihanna, has not surprisingly weakened her star among the more honored portion of hiphop fans. Yet one had to be reasonable grumpy and opinionated if one denied the authenticity we were served in the first part of yesterday’s concert.
“Feelin ‘myself, I? M feelin’ myself” poured Beyonce guest vocals stick out loud from the speakers in Oslo Spektrum while the protagonist and her extremely strong dancers dominated stage wearing tonight most minimal attire . Breialt on par with the toughest of guys with an arsenal of cocky raplinjer – funny enough spit into a “Madonna” microphone.
“I never fucked Wayne, I never fucked Drake / On my life man, fuck’s sake / If I did, I’d ménage with ‘em and let’ em eat my ass like a cupcake “
” Only “, ” Truffle Butter “, ” Lookin Ass “ and “Beez In The Trap” – one song harder than the previous one, and you wonder the almost how many of the saddle many parents who understood what “Dance (A $ $ )” and not least “Anaconda” is actually about. Not that choreography handed especially much to the imagination.
Impressive span
Still, it is thus not this part of the directory that has made her a superstar outside the US borders, and after the latter butt overdose by a knallåt it was time for the inevitable mainstream giant Minaj.
Sexy dancers and glittery bikinis were replaced with piano, solid dress and a pair form comely ladies sing, then rapkjempen changed to kind pop singer ever. And sing she did surprisingly well alive, while a sea of luminous smartphones made sure to give appropriate mood to “Pills N Potions” , “Save Me” , ” Marilyn Monroe “ and ” Grand Piano “.
Even at this late stage of the concert had Nicki Minaj not yet been exhibited throughout the impressive span his as an artist. Both good and bad. Around the corner wondering namely the obligatory “baking section,” Pang started by “Super Bass” , pink paljettkostymer and a massive take-off of the synchronous jumping and yelling at extreme levels.
Party for all the money
“Everyone knows that I love Norway, because I wrote about you in one of my songs” ( «Up In Flames “ – journ.anm) she told her grateful audience, and brought a stunned girl up on stage. The reaction was as in 2015 as expected – the girl picked up the mobile and took a selfies. Then it was Bænk party for all the money, and not even her mother in the row behind me managed to stay when “Va Va Voom” , “Pound The Alarm” and Guetta- collaborated “Turn Me On” remade spectrum to shamelessly Russian hits.
The crowd overtrufne feedback despite – it was striking how much less engaged Minaj seemed under this part of the concert, versus the more rapdominerte pang start, where she really was in his element. Smått ironic since the course is these songs that have made her a superstar, and that was probably the highlight for most people in the audience this evening.
Yet just balance between certified raphøydare, supportive best friend nine and gum-pop artist Nicki Minaj its preliminary unprecedented ace on today’s music scene, and then get it rather just be that I personally could not bear to be left to hear finished last song “Starships.”
This she played
“All Things Go»
“I Lied”
“The Crying Game “
” Feeling Myself “
” Only “
” Truffle Butter »
” Moment 4 Life “
” Lookin Ass “
” Want Some More »
” Did It On ‘Em “
” Beez in the Trap “
« Flawless »
” Dance (A $ $ ) »
” Anaconda “
“Pills N Potions»
“Save Me”
“Marilyn Monroe”
“Grand Piano”
“Super Bass”
“Whip It”
“Trini Dem Girls”
“Va Va Voom”
“Pound the Alarm”
“Turn Me On”
Additional number:
“The Night is Still Young»
“Starships”
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