Full Show | Nicki Minaj visits White House for Trump; Beyoncé new song lowest debut; Yung Miami “Spend Dat” causing controversy; Nipsey Hussle’s children share estate; and More

The Rickey Smiley Morning Show tackled some of the biggest conversations in music and entertainment, starting with Nicki Minaj’s headline-making visit to the White House, where President Donald Trump publicly praised the rapper during a Rose Garden luncheon and Minaj later shared photos from the event using the hashtag “WhiteHouseBarbie.” The crew also discussed the growing controversy surrounding Yung Miami’s viral hit “Spend Dat,” which has sparked debate over its lyrics and messaging after criticism from India Arie. While critics argue the song glamorizes scamming and retail theft, supporters including Monica, Rihanna, Uncle Luke, and Trick Daddy have defended it as entertainment and artistic expression. The show explored both sides of the conversation, including whether artists should be held responsible for the influence their music may have on younger audiences.  

The crew also reacted to reports that Beyoncé’s surprise single “Morning Dew (Donk)” debuted at a relatively modest position on Spotify’s U.S. chart despite the superstar’s global reach, fueling online discussions about expectations for one of music’s biggest names. Meanwhile, nearly seven years after Nipsey Hussle’s death, court documents show his children have officially received their shares of his estate, which is reportedly valued at approximately $11 million. The conversation highlighted Nipsey’s legacy of ownership and entrepreneurship, with his assets including business interests and intellectual property that will continue benefiting his family.  

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