Nicki Minaj is basically calling Remy Ma a fraud and so change it upwardly on her with Lil Wayne.

Nicki Minaj has finally responded to Remy Ma fell diss tracks "shETHER" and "Some other 1" with two tracks of her own "No Frauds" featuring Lil Wayne and Drake and "Modify It" featuring Weezy. Both tracks she drops some punchlines confronting her nemesis basically saying she pity her for even dropping those songs.

In the first poesy of "No Frauds" Nicki Minaj again calls out Remy Ma for not selling records and as well failed with a 2nd diss track "Another I." "I ain't in the projects, but all my bricks is up, rrrr / You can't be Pablo if your work ain't sellin' / What the f**yard is this b**ch inhalin'? / I would've helped y'all off that pit y'all cruel in / I am the generous Queen! Ask Ms. Ellen / Tried to drop "Some other 1", y'all was itchin' to scrap / You exposed your ghostwriter, now you wish you were," Minaj raps over a beat produced past CubEatz and Murda.

Nicki Minaj then touched on the incident that sent Remy Ma to prison when she shoot her friend in a fight over some stolen greenbacks. "What type of bum b**ch shoot a friend over a rack? / What blazon of mother leave her one son over a stack? / Lil Boogie down basic b**ch thinkin' she back / Dorsum to back, oh yous mean, back to wack? / "Back to Dorsum"? Me and Drizzy laughed at that," she raps.

Lil Wayne and Drake didn't say anything about the beefiness but they both went hard on their verses repping for their Young Money team. Weezy is also featured on Nicki Minaj's new song "Change It" where she likewise took shots at Remy Ma. "The b**ch gambled her career, now it'south gon' be severe / I own't just exist watchin' b**ches pitfalls / Stop doin' pills, but b**ch don't withdrawals / I am in my mansion rockin' pink drawers," she raps.

Remy Ma opened upwardly about her Nicki Minaj beef in an interview with Buzzfeed this week saying that she would rather collaborated with the Immature Money rapper than diss her. She also said that she is not proud of the diss track "shETHER."

"I feel like we could've done the aforementioned thing working together," Remy said. "I would've liked it then much ameliorate that way. I don't regret ["SHETHER"], but I'thousand not particularly proud of it. I only retrieve information technology's crazy the way people celebrate women attacking each other as opposed to working together."