'Women know your worth', tweets Nicki Minaj to promote her upcoming single 'Queen'

Nicki Minaj has urged women to "know their worth" and not to settle for less in romantic relationships.

The 35-year-old rapper, who is gearing for the release of her new LP 'Queen', took to Twitter recounting her dating history to encourage women to not allow oneself to be "abused" by unworthy men.
"#Queen, know your worth. I've been proposed to three times; asked by four boyfriends to have their child. Being emotionally, mentally, or physically abused just to crack a fake smile on the gram and show off a ring is not happiness. Being cheated on, humiliated, belittled... for the gram?" Minaj wrote..

#Queen, know your worth. I’ve been proposed to 3 times; asked by 4 boyfriends to have their child. Being emotionally, mentally, or physically abused just to crack a fake smile on the gram & show off a ring is not happiness. Being cheated on, humiliated, belittled... for the gram?

— Chun-Li (@NICKIMINAJ) May 26, 2018

The "Anaconda" hitmaker said the failure of a relationship does not define a person.

"#Queen, know your worth. You were a Queen before him. You'll be a Queen after him. He can't make or break you. Being equally yoked is what you should strive for. Spirituality is key. Once your spirit can soar on its own, then you are ready to 'allow' him the privilege of your time," she tweeted.

Having men treat you like dog shit because they’re famous or have money is the new era we live in. Word to the gram. Arguing w|other women while defending your abuser is the new era. Word to the gram. #Queen 8|10|18

— Chun-Li (@NICKIMINAJ) May 26, 2018

#Queen, know your worth. You were a Queen before him. You’ll be a Queen after him. He can’t make or break you. Being equally yoked is what you should strive for. Spirituality is key. Once your spirit can soar on its own, then you are ready to “allow” him the privilege of ur time.

— Chun-Li (@NICKIMINAJ) May 26, 2018

Minaj said men do not have the right to treat to women unfairly - no matter how famous or rich they are.

"Having men treat you like dog sh*t because they're famous or have money is the new era we live in. Word to the gram. Arguing with other women while defending your abuser is a new era. Word to the gram," she wrote.