The video shows the moment of the rapper flashing her beauty to the DJ man in the concert. How lucky he is! Watch the footage below!

Nicki Minaj, original name Onika Tanya Maraj, (born December 8, 1982, St. James, Trinidad and Tobago), Trinidadian-born singer, songwriter, television personality, and actress who was known for her flowing quick-spoken rap style and for her provocative lyrics. She complemented her music with a bold persona that included colourful wigs and risqué clothing.

Maraj was about five years old when her family moved to Queens, New York, from Trinidad and Tobago. Her childhood was dominated by a violent drug-addicted father, and she spent time creating fantasies for herself that would allow her an escape from her tumultuous life. She adopted a new name, Nicki Minaj, from that practice. Other creative outlets included writing her first rap song when she was 12 years old and pursuing acting at New York City’s Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.

Hip-hop artist Nicki Minaj rocketed to fame with tracks like “Super Bass,” “Starships,” and later “Anaconda.” She is the first female solo artist to have seven singles simultaneously on the Billboard 100 chart.

Nicki Minaj Returns to the Top of Billboard 200 With ‘Pink Friday 2’

Following a long-awaited return, Nicki Minaj is officially back as music’s crown bearer. On Sunday (Dec. 17), Billboard confirmed that she scored her third No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with Pink Friday 2 thanks to 228,000 album-equivalent units sold. Of that figure, a whopping 92,000 units are pure album sales.

As the publication further stated, Minaj’s third chart-topper pushes her out of a previous tie with Foxy Brown for “the most leaders among female rap artists.” The Young Money talent is also now the first female emcee with No. 1 albums in two different decades.

This past Thursday (Dec. 14), Minaj took Billboard to task over what she felt was an active attempt to sabotage her numbers over a previously announced fan contest.

“[I’ve] been discussing my 100 Barbz contest for months. They said Billboard reached out to say they’re gonna take away sales [as a result of] me telling y’all about the 100 Barbz thing,” she said to her fans in now-deleted tweets. “Can’t wait until these next six hours are up so I can tell y’all. You can give out millions in Cash App money, though… So Barbz, me asking you to show PROOF of something that was already DELIVERED OR PURCHASED IS AGAINST THE RULES. SO please disregard. Apologies.”