Nicki Minaj's business empire growing bigger since Cardi B's shoe-throwing incident

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Nicki's business empire has grown even bigger and her radio show, Queen Radio, has shot to number 1 following the incident with Cardi B at the New York Fashion Week where Cardi attacked her and threw her shoe at her.

According to TMZ ,sources connected to Nicki told them the rapper is ecstatic Cardi B went nuclear at Friday night's Harper's Bazaar Fashion Show because it is now helping her business grow.
Nicki's podcast, Queen Radio, was trending at the top of Twitter Monday and the show has been at number 1 on Apple Music. Also, her listeners quadrupled after the fight.
Not only that, Nicki's new music video for "Barbie Dreams" got over 5 million views in just 1 day of being released and Nicki believes her strong debut numbers is partially due to Cardi's attack on her.
To add to all that, Nicki has been getting blown up a lot more for appearance requests and concert bookings in the last few days.
This is an incident that was meant to bring shame to Nicki Minaj but from what it seems its doing just the opposite.

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