The public has seen Minaj strip herself clean of the wigs and the costumes just so she can truly re-invent herself and go back to her earlier mixtape days. This change that is going on during the song really sums up her transformation as an individual in the past few months. Minaj goes very deep with this song by rapping about the people that have wronged her, but in the end of it all, she still loves and forgives. Her smooth rapping and meaningful lyrics go against some of her most recent releases like Chi-Raq and Yasss Bish. As she progresses into the next verse, it is apparent that the Nicki Minaj that most people fell in love with, has returned. She sings, “Pills and potions/ We’re overdosing/ I’m angry but I still love you.” Right off the bat, Minaj sets a serious precedent for the song, which never falters throughout the rest of it. Minaj quickly begins to use her soft singing voice for the chorus of song. The song opens up with a simple drum beat and piano in the background. Complex Magazine even called the track “a monster of a song.” However, here’s what I had to say… Within the first couple of days, the song has received acclaim from both her fans and the critics. She kept to her word and released her new single, Pills N Potions, to the public on Wednesday of this week. In the promotional song, Yasss Bish, Minaj gave fans a hint that her single would be dropping in the next couple of weeks. For the past few months, Nicki Minaj has been teasing her fans over the release of her first single from her third album, The Pinkprint.
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