DJ Vlad says he “couldn’t think of a good comeback” after Nicki Minaj’s “Very Little Albino Dik [sic]” remark, apparently a taunting acronym for the YouTube personality’s moniker.
During a recent interview with No Jumper, Vlad, who recently spoke with TMZ about Nicki’s extensive back-and-forth with Cardi B, was asked about the dig. As Vlad sees it, Nicki’s X post in question didn’t result in widespread adoption of the would-be nickname.
“I think it went over most people’s heads,” he said. “A couple of the Barbz were talking shit online but very few compared to the humber of Barbz she has [and] the following that she has on Twitter. People kinda covered that a little bit. Like TMZ covered it and so forth, and I reposted it. I just responded ‘LOL.’ I couldn’t think of a good comeback.”
Vlad went on to describe Nicki as currently “unhinged,” adding that he was once blocked by her on social media but recently discovered that was no longer the case. He also described himself as “not a huge fan of female rap, period,” though he’s partial to Cardi’s music when compared to “most of the other girls.”
Amid her public feud with Cardi B, Nicki earned The Breakfast Club’s “Donkey of the Day” title from co-host Charlamagne tha God, who posited that “unhealed trauma” was behind the Pink Friday 2 artist’s recent behavior.
“When you refuse to come to terms with human nature, that simply means that you are dooming yourself to patterns beyond your control and to feelings of confusion and helplessness,” Charlamagne said at the time. “And that’s what I see in every tweet. Confusion, a cry for help, projections of pain, a wounded ego.”
In recent days, Nicki has also been teasing a new album for March of next year.
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