Nicki Minaj made her mark early in her career by appearing as a guest artist on several tracks by hip-hop royalty; but it was her verse on Kanye West's "Monster" that truly established her as an elite rap diva. Queens rapper Queen B is known for her quick wit and unrivaled lyrical prowess, propelling her to stardom five years ago with the viral "Monster" feature as one of her finest achievements. 1. Verse Structure Nicki Minaj stands out among rappers as an expert at using words and rhythm to tell a compelling narrative through each bar of their verse on "Monster." Her verse can cover multiple topics within two minutes - wealth, status as an upstart while remaining true to herself; staying true to herself without succumbing to negativity from critics while remaining sounding fresh as ever! The opening line of her stanza, "A monster is what you make of it," serves both as an affirmation and challenge to her fellow rappers, while at the same time reminding them that her success can only be attained through hard work and persistence. Minaj proves her talent throughout her verse, dominating every bar while maintaining an inherently playful vibe - making for an iconic performance that made headlines around the globe. Minaj can switch effortlessly between R&B songs and Hip Hop Cash Kings collaborations, demonstrating her signature versatility with ease. Her distinctive style, versatile flow, and signature use of double entendres enable her to dominate any genre she takes up. Even through her many missteps and criticisms, Queen of Rap remains one of the finest rappers. With her latest release Queen, she cemented her position by pushing boundaries within rap music while setting an example for future female emcees. Minaj has an undeniable authenticity that cannot be denied; her fierceness and authenticity cannot be taken away by Kanye West or body positivity advocates, making her unmistakeably fearsome and authentic. Minaj is unquestionably formidable; just consider her monster verse to see that. Even if you don't enjoy her music, there's no denying her incredible lyrical prowess; so next time someone refers to Minaj as a "monster", just smile and recall this timeless line as proof. 2. Rhyming Nicki Minaj stands out among rappers by her willingness to experiment with different rhyme styles throughout her career, often switching between styles without losing momentum and making the most of her vocal range. For aspiring rappers looking to copy this style, memorizing some of Minaj's best verses and studying how they were put together would be valuable practice; you could even utilize an app such as RapGenius or another dictionary website such as RhymeScope as resources to find rhymes that work with their style. One of the key components of learning how to rap is mastering keeping up with the beat. Nicki Minaj excels at this skill; learning this trait will allow you to stay in rhythm and sync your flow with it - something it would help Nicki Minaj master. Keeping a rhyming journal may also prove helpful as you write out clusters of rhymes that work well together before beginning synchronization with an internal beat in your head and seeing what emerges! "Monster," possibly Nicki Minaj's most iconic song ever, marked her arrival as one of the greatest female rappers ever. Kanye West, Rick Ross and Jay Z all found themselves outshone by this career-defining verse which heralded a new era for women in hip-hop rapping. Five years later it remains one of rap's most impressive tracks. 3. Authenticity Rappers should be relatable and authentic, bringing audiences into their world and experiences. That's why Chuck D from Public Enemy called rap "CNN for black people." But while many rappers have fallen prey to trying too hard to be relatable, Minaj remains true to her roots: She writes all her own lyrics and upholds hip hop MC tradition by insisting their music is 100% original - at 2014 BET awards she told audience, "When you hear me spit...I wrote it." Her attitude became apparent when she took on Iggy Azalea over her use of ghostwriters in her song 'Fancy's' lyrics which was heavily criticised by critics as she took aim at Iggy Azalea for using ghostwriters on her song of which she took on Iggy Azalea who used ghostwriters on her song which featured prominently. Minaj's authenticity transcends her musical talent; it speaks to her ability to connect with culture as a whole. Her candid nature often provokes backlash from critics; yet, this does not derail her success. Queen, Minaj's latest project, pays a poignant homage to both her heritage and the women who paved her path to stardom. This album delivers a powerful message of female empowerment while shattering stereotypes associated with rap music's relationship to women. Queen features R&B, hip hop and pop tracks that show she can ably navigate different genres while remaining consistent in her lyrical delivery. Nicki Minaj stars in her own music video "Queen", dressed in full princess regalia as she channels both Barbie and Roman Zolanski into roles she portrays on-stage. Though this video showcases her creative abilities, what truly stands out is Nicki's rapping skills. Nicki raps as both characters to represent her inner struggle over whether to keep her money or pursue her dreams. This scene highlights Nicki's dynamic voice and ability to switch between personae. Authenticity is an idea which appears in numerous fields, from psychology and psychotherapy to existentialist philosophy. At its core lies the belief that each individual possesses their own set of values and desires that they strive to live out despite society's pressures to conform. 4. Verse Starters Nicki Minaj stands out as one of the most dominating female rappers ever; when she takes to the mic, her presence can make or break a hip hop song. When she spits, her punchlines always hit hard and sharply; additionally, her vocal inflections add an original sound to her tracks that differentiate them from their male counterparts. Minaj first gained notoriety with her quick-witted, pun-heavy mixtape raps spit over popular beats from Drake and Starships remix, respectively. These featured verses showcased Minaj's formidable rhyming skills. Prior to releasing her debut album Pink Friday, she quickly rose in prominence for these quickfire verses that showcased her quickwitted rhyme skills and unique voice. On this track, she employs an aggressive rapping style, taking aim at several male artists including Chris Brown and Rihanna. At a time when most rappers were still struggling to find their voice, Nicki's blunt delivery and powerful words made her an undeniable force to reckon with. Minaj made her mark as an impressive rapper during Kanye West's 2010 single, "Monster," with her feature as one of four artists on it - Kanye, Jay Z and Rick Ross were some of the biggest names in hip-hop at that time, yet Minaj held her own against them on this track due to her smooth rapping skills and engaging personality which outshone all others present on it. Her appearance alone elevated Minaj to top-tier rapper status. Minaj used her verse to speak on several subjects, from her Malibu mansion and sexual game to how she managed to maintain her integrity as a rapper in spite of critics. It made Minaj an instantly recognized name across America. Nicki Minaj isn't afraid to take risks with her music and has an ability for penning catchy hooks that will stick in your mind long after listening. Additionally, her witty lines and dramatic flair help create memorable verses; and she can easily stand her ground when going up against Ariana Grande or Beyonce, or Lil Wayne or Drake!