American rapper Nicki Minaj has reportedly lost more than one million followers on X (formerly Twitter) within 24 hours after publicly aligning herself with United States President Donald Trump during a United Nations event, where she commented on alleged genocide in Nigeria.
The social media drop gained attention after an X user, posting from the fan account @stuncalisfiles, claimed the decline was dramatic and unprecedented. The account wrote, “nicki minaj lost over a million followers im fucking crying… she’s literally OVER… her downfall is finally here.”
Minaj’s comments at the UN, where she expressed support for Trump and linked her stance to what she described as concerns about “genocide in Nigeria,” sparked intense debates across social platforms. Critics accused the rapper of promoting misinformation, while supporters argued she was raising issues she believed were underreported globally.
Although Minaj has not yet publicly addressed the reported follower loss, the development continues to attract wide reactions, with many online users interpreting it as a sign of backlash to her political alignment and controversial statements.
The original post highlighting the follower decline has since circulated widely, drawing thousands of engagements and pushing the conversation into broader discussions about celebrity influence, political expression, and global human rights narratives.