The night was a celebration of female power, featuring surprise guest appearances from musical royalty Cyndi Lauper, Monica, Pepa of Salt N Pepa and MA.

Minaj commanded the stage from the get-go, running through a career-spanning set that had the audience roaring. Her undeniable stage presence was matched only by the enthusiasm of her fans, who sang along to every word. The energy went into overdrive when Lauper, a genre-bending icon, joined Minaj for a performance of their collaborative hit, “Pink Friday Girls” from Nicki’s recent album, “Pink Friday 2”

The crowd erupted in cheers as the two Queens from Queen’s New York traded verses, proving that age is just a number when it comes to owning the stage. Cyndi’s voice belted out beautifully as she authentically performed alongside Nicki the Barbie.

The surprises didn’t stop there. R&B legend Monica took the stage for a heart-wrenching rendition of “The Boy Is Mine,” her voice as powerful and poignant as ever. The unexpected surprise of MA added a jolt of energy with her signature blend of hip-hop and global sounds. Together, the powerhouse trio of Minaj, Monica, and MA delivered a performance that was both electrifying and unforgettable.

Nicki Minaj’s Brooklyn concert was more than just a concert; it was a coronation. She solidified her position as a reigning queen of hip-hop, but more importantly, she used her platform to celebrate the power and influence of women in music. With surprise appearances from Lauper, Monica, and MA, the night was a testament to the enduring legacy of female artistry across generations. The crowd left the venue buzzing, still exhilarated by the night’s events and united by the power of Queens. Peep these featured articles from Billboard and People on Nicki & Cyndi.