SZA says Nicki Minaj is “having a moment” as their public feud escalates, now involving alleged texts about a past feature request.

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An assumed subtweet from singer SZA got rapper Nicki Minaj riled up, igniting a series of profanity-filled digs.

The tex was not sent directly to SZA and was possibly sent to SZA’s then-manager, Punch. In a series of tweets, Nicki called SZA ugly, fathshamed her, and claimed she looked and sang like she had been “stung by a bee.” Fans called Nicki out for targeting yet another female artist.

SZA puts at least some of her focus specifically on Memphis, Tennessee, which is home to about 630,000 people, and also xAI’s Colossus data center, which is working hard to try to out-do that human population in terms of how large a carbon footprint it can produce.

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SZA also slammed the use of AI the day prior, according to Complex, writing at the time on her Story: "AI is killing and polluting Black and Brown cities. None of you care ‘cause [you're] codependent on a machine. Have a great life."

SZA warns of AI's environmental toll on Black and brown communities and clashes with Nicki Minaj in a heated online feud.

The photo, which circulated on X (archived) and Facebook (archived), showed SZA wearing a red shirt with the text "Donald" and a U.S. flag. One X user, whose post had more than 350,000 views at the time of this writing, wrote "let's not forget how sza supported donald trump.."

The TDE's songstress's warning about AI has truth behind it, as the push for artificial intelligence to become the norm is also fueling environmental racism.

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