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Nicki Minaj and her team have been called out by social media influencer and dance Donte Colley for moves that he put together in a viral video to her song "FTCU." Supporters of Donte eventually began to tag him in clips from Nicki's Pink Friday 2 Tour in which her dancers were using pieces of his dance routine on stage. He allegedly spoke with someone from Minaj's team and was offered under $100 and concert tickets for a meet and greet with Nicki, which he declined. In this episode, we break down the ongoing risk creators take by posting their talents and ideas on social media, while also addressing the negative impact of hive mentality from fans that will attack anyone for speaking less than savory about their favorite artists.
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