Nicki Minaj is set to release her "The Pinkprint" album on Monday but a few days ahead of time, two songs off the album featuring Beyoncé and Ariana Grande have already showed up online, Hollywood Life reported.
"The Pinkprint" is Minaj's third studio album, following the 2012 release of "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded," and she's invited the likes of Beyoncé and Grande to join her in her latest studio effort.
Minaj and Beyoncé are taking no prisoners and singing about their successful careers, according to Daily Mail. The song follows their previous collaboration with Minaj remixing Beyoncé's "Flawless" and their joint performance during Beyoncé's "On the Run tour."
In "Feeling Myself," listeners can hear Beyoncé mention her song "Drunk In Love," as well as the surprising album drop of her album "BEYONCE," an album that landed her three Grammy nominations. Minaj doesn't fall behind, calling herself a "legend."
"Changed the game with that digital drop / Know where you was when that digital popped / I stopped the world," Beyoncé sang, and Minaj followed it up with "I am a rap legend / Just ask the kings of rap."
As for the other leaked track, "Get On Your Knees," Minaj paired up wih Ariana Grande. It is a track which the singer herself described as a "slow freaky song" on her twitter account. Lyrics of the songs are already making its way on websites and it is catching the attention of fans, according to Hollywood Life.
Fans and music lovers can hear the words, "Get on your knees / Baby, just get on your knees / Say pretty please / Baby just say pretty please."
Minaj then raps it out with lyrics like, "I'll be back at 11 / You just act like a peasant / Got a bow on my panties / Because my a** is a present." Then Grande follows and croons, "I don't need a dozen roses / You ain't gotta wine and dine, no / I don't need a pretty poet / Gettin' all emotional."
However, Minaj didn't just tap songstresses Beyonce and Grande; she has also invited other musical acts to join her for "The Pinkprint," such as Skylar Grey, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, Drake, Meek Mill, Jessie Ware and Jeremih, according to Billboard.
While the sudden leak is unfortunate, it is also hyping up interest for "The Pinkprint," which will be out in stores on Dec. 15 and is already available for preorder on iTunes.
