Nicki Minaj says she's been bullied for staying silent over the years

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Nicki Minaj do not hold back Twitter, especially after revealing that she had been "bullied" by the Recording Academy and that she had remained "silent for 7 years for fear of fear."

The rapper "Chun-Li" tweeted that she "annoyed" Ken Ehrlich, the executive producer of the Grammys.

If his name sounds familiar to you, it's because Ariana Grande recently called on Twitter when she explained that she was "choked" by him and that she would not be performing at the 2019 Grammys.

It seems that Minaj inspires the book of the star "7 Rings" because she is ready to tell her truth.

"I pissed off the same man that Ariana called for lying." Grammy producer, KEN, "wrote the 36-year-old rapper in her post.

"I've been bullied to stay silent for 7 years out of fear, but I'll tell my fans what's really going on in the next episode of #QueenRadio, they deserve the truth."

Closing her statement, she said: "Also, congratulations to everyone who won last night."

So what brought the queen of rap to bring it to light?

Earlier today, the star of "Chun-Li" shared a screen capture of BET's controversial tweet sure Cardi B winning the Best Rap Album Award at the 2019 Grammys.

The tweet of the publication said: "Meanwhile, Nicki Minaj is dragged by her veil."

Shortly after, Minaj issued a statement, saying that she and "Young Money will no longer be apart from the BET Experience or the issuance of awards."

The concert series takes place at the end of June and the awards ceremony is scheduled a few days later. Cardi and Nicki had to co-direct the concert.

Fans immediately called BET for the insensitive post.

A fan wrote"Nicki Minaj has not revived an entire genre, she has written her own raps for more than ten years, and brought you ghetto bad rewards for allowing you to disrespect her and her. to intimidate in this way. "

Another fan tweeted"Nicki Minaj has been out of shape for too long because she did not get a Grammy, I do not know which white man she did." That's what triggered the Grammys post from Minaj.

Although she has not yet revealed "the truth".

BET made a statement, TMZ reports. "BET loves Nicki Minaj, we have been supporting her since the beginning of her career and we will continue to do so in the future."

Adding, "Unfortunately, the respect we have for Nicki has been violated by this message that should never have been written." This message does not reflect what we think about Nicki, nor does it reflect the values. We apologize for the harm, disappointment and confusion that this position has caused and we are committed to doing everything in our power to remedy the situation. "

E! News solicited Ehrlich for a statement.