Anyone who supports that shit is a lunatic". She added that "pedophilia is absolutely gross and evil. Dude gets convicted and you ’re still trying to help him out of it? That is very dark," and described working with 6ix9ine as a "slap all of your 8-15 year old fans and their moms in the face".
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Fellow American rapper Azealia Banks criticized Minaj in a series of tweets and Instagram posts dated July 24, for collaborating and touring with 6ix9ine, who pleaded guilty to use of a minor for a sexual performance in 2015. He remained willing to play Minaj’s verse. The producer of the song ChaseTheMoney also accused 6ix9ine and Murda Beatz of copying the track, after hearing a snippet of the song, and asked them on Twitter to "pay homage." Justin Credible of Power 106 radio station announced on air on July 23, 2018, that he refuses to play 6ix9ine’s verse on "Fefe", attributing his decision to the latter disrespecting Los Angeles. 6 ix9ine and Minaj faced accusations of biting American rapper Valee’s feature verse on Z Money's 2017 song "Two 16’s". He concluded that "with some authentic NYC confidence and a memorable hook, "Fefe" is definitely a slapper".Īmerican singer Tinashe and television personality Khloé Kardashian expressed their excitement about being name checked on the track on their social media pages. Berry of XXL said its beat "serves as an appropriate audio canvas for the song", with 6ix9ine's rap "showcasing a much gentler delivery than the one he used on tracks like " Gummo " and " Keke ". Nylon ' s Taylor Bryan added the collaboration to Minaj's list of controversies during 2018, writing "if 2017 was the year of questioning Katy Perry, 2018 is the year of questioning Nicki Minaj." In a positive review, Peter A. For Idolator, Mike Wass was more neutral in his review, writing " new era hasn’t exactly gone to plan and she seems to be losing ground against her main rivals Time will tell if Nicki’s latest feature does more harm to her career than good". In Noisey, Kristin Corry expressed discomfort about the song, "not because of who the two polarizing rappers happened to be but because of the imagery," referring to 6ix9ine's sexual misconduct case involving a minor while the song's visuals and cover art are childlike. The latter namechecks rapper ASAP Rocky, television personality Khloé Kardashian, and singer Tinashe. Lyrically, the song features 6ix9ine boasting about his street cred, while Minaj is bragging about her jewelry, fashion, and sexual prowess. I was literally in bed half sleep! I was inspired tho cuz it reminded me of a song I did wit Gucci years ago." 6ix9ine said about the recording, "We go in the studio and just be having fun and then it's a hit… I didn’t put no effort into that shit." The cadence used by both rappers in the song was noted to be similar to Valee 's feature verse on Z Money's song "Two 16's" (2017), with 6ix9ine particularly seeming to stray from his usual aggressive rapping style to a calm, more melodic autotuned flow. He sent me a voice note back making fun of my voice. 5 mins after the call I sent him this voice note. Minaj explained the making of the song saying, "6ix9ine sent me this song & we got on the phone to discuss.
The track is two minutes and fifty-nine seconds long. "Fefe" was both composed and produced by Murda Beatz and duo Cubeatz, consisting of Kevin and Tim Gomringer, while its lyrics were written by Andrew Green, 6ix9ine, and Minaj. Minaj's cartoon is dressed in a G-string.
The "Fefe" cover art features a 3D cartoon artwork that finds 6ix9ine and Minaj sharing an ice cream cone.
Although 6ix9ine is credited as the main artist, the track was included as a bonus track on Minaj's fourth studio album Queen (2018). On July 24, 6ix9ine claimed that he will donate a portion of sales from the single to New York youth programs. On July 20, he announced that the track would be released two days later, and said, "Watch this shit go 8 for 8 on Billboard." On July 22, the song was officially released as a single for digital download. On July 18, he shared on Instagram a lo-fi audio clip of the song, with the caption, "Subscribe before Sunday." A verse from it made some listeners advance that it would possibly feature Nicki Minaj. During his European tour in June 2018, 6ix9ine revealed that he planned to release the song featuring a surprise guest, when he returns to the United States. A track with the title "Fefe" has leaked in snippet prior to the song's official release.
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