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What a sexy week it’s been for Nicki Minaj! Not only has she taken on the task of compiling a catalog of her Barbz’ boobz, she also hit up the set of The Late Show With David Letterman last night to perform “Shakin’ It 4 Daddy” with her pal Robin Thicke. We like to think they were singing that one to Dave himself.
It’s great to see Nicki attacking the mic on such a high-profile gig, because it showcases to America what we’ve known all along: this nasty ninja knows how to entertain—and how to steal the show. Watch Robin and Nicki after the jump.
Best line: “You were sleepin’ on me thinkin’ it was slumber time, now I’m a trending topic: lil mama number sign.” Oh, Nicki. You make Twitter sound naughty!
“Shakin’ It 4 Daddy” is the second single off Thicke’s Sex Therapy: The Session album. And speaking of Twitter, here’s a backstage TweetPhoto Nicki posted last night from the Letterman set:
Since I have been deep in the music world as a succesful writer and musician, and DON'T mean to sound boastful, it takes a lot to kick my ass ! You guys where AWESOME !!! Not only did I see what will become a “STANDARD” dance song with your performances last night but I saw a new style and marriage of different music that is going to “rock” and set a new “bar” to reach !! Congratulations !! Knock the doors – we need fresh brillant msuic !!! You more than delivered just that !!
God Bless,
Duane Hitchings
Since I have been deep in the music world as a succesful writer and musician, and DON'T mean to sound boastful, it takes a lot to kick my ass ! You guys where AWESOME !!! Not only did I see what will become a “STANDARD” dance song with your performances last night but I saw a new style and marriage of different music that is going to “rock” and set a new “bar” to reach !! Congratulations !! Knock the doors – we need fresh brillant msuic !!! You more than delivered just that !!
God Bless,
Duane Hitchings
Since I have been deep in the music world as a succesful writer and musician, and DON'T mean to sound boastful, it takes a lot to kick my ass ! You guys where AWESOME !!! Not only did I see what will become a “STANDARD” dance song with your performances last night but I saw a new style and marriage of different music that is going to “rock” and set a new “bar” to reach !! Congratulations !! Knock the doors – we need fresh brillant msuic !!! You more than delivered just that !!
God Bless,
Duane Hitchings
hey you song good
Wow, you're DEEP in the music world and SUCCESSFUL? Brilliant you call that? That kicked your ass? Guess what, you have no taste. That sucks so I am sure you do as well. What dont you tell us what you wrote Mr. Duane Humble. Soulless pop garbage like this. Literally as lame as it gets. I sure your are either thicke, the label, or a friend. And if you do make music, do us all a favor and stop!
What am I missing here? Why is Robin Thicke famous? I thought this Letterman routine was supposed to be a joke for about half the song. It was absolutely terrible.
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