4 years ago today, Nicki Minaj dropped “We Go Up” and beyond chart success, “We Go Up” proved staying power commercially, selling over 500,000 units in the United States. That milestone speaks volumes about its impact, especially for a song that bridges cultures and connects listeners from different parts of the world.

The music video added another layer to its legacy. Filmed in South Jamaica Queens, the visuals brought a raw, urban authenticity that complemented the song’s message of rising up and moving forward. The setting wasn’t just a backdrop, “We Go Up” symbolizes resilience, community, and aspiration, themes that align perfectly with Nicki Nation!

Four years later, “We Go Up” still feels fresh. Barbz+Kenz alike continue to stream it, share it, and celebrate it as a reminder of how far both the artists and their audience have come. Anniversaries like this aren’t just about looking back, they’re about recognizing growth, evolution, and the timeless power of music.

Here’s to “We Go Up” a song that didn’t just climb the charts, but lifted everyone who listened along the way.

Another day another slay!

Reign Queen Reign