Rapper Nicki Minaj offered career guidance to young Americans entering the workforce during an exclusive interview on “The Ingraham Angle.” She also defended her support for President Donald Trump.

Minaj shared how she ascended from working at Red Lobster to achieving global music success and collaborating with Hollywood’s elite. She stated, “I did customer service for telephone companies. I was a telemarketer. I sold fire extinguishers. I did everything.” Her diverse work experience contributed to her current achievements.

In discussing her advice to youth, Minaj emphasized the significance of their formative career years, stressing that these years are crucial for future development. “This is not the best part of your life, but it is probably one of the most important parts of your life,” Minaj explained.

Her early work experiences taught Minaj communication and problem-solving skills that are applicable even now. She advises young people to embrace the learning phase because the skills acquired will benefit them later on.

Minaj strongly encourages financial responsibility, recommending that even with limited income, setting aside funds is wise. Celebrity Net Worth estimates Minaj’s net worth at $150 million.

The rapper has collaborated with the Trump administration, supporting Christian persecution efforts in Nigeria. She served as a judge on the Million Dollar Pitch Competition, highlighting the importance of small businesses, a cornerstone of the nation.

Addressing criticism for her Trump support, Minaj stated she feels “honored” to collaborate with the administration. Trump has praised Minaj as a “fantastic person,” and the rapper appreciates his grounded nature, saying she feels understood by him.

In response to fan inquiries about her next tour, Minaj expressed her focus on her business endeavors. After the Pink Friday 2 World Tour hiatus in 2024, she assures fans she is working on a new project. She joked, “Barbz, I love you very much if you’re watching, and I don’t want any more questions about concerts. I’m in my businesswoman era.”