Hochul Tells Nicki Minaj to “Get Offline” After Artist’s Criticism
New York Governor Kathy Hochul publicly told rapper Nicki Minaj to “get offline” following criticism from the artist.
New York, NY, October 29, 2026 —
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul publicly told rapper Nicki Minaj to “get offline” after the artist criticized her, according to the information available about the exchange.
The criticism’s subject and wording were not provided. The available account also does not specify when or where Hochul made the remark, or whether it was made in a post, an interview or another public setting.
Hochul’s reported response was directed at Minaj, but no further details about the exchange were provided. There is no information available here about what prompted the criticism, whether either person made additional comments, or how the other responded afterward.
The limited account identifies Hochul as New York’s governor and Minaj as a rapper. It does not include statements from either person beyond Hochul’s reported phrase, and it provides no additional context for the disagreement. The circumstances and broader significance of the exchange therefore remain unclear based on the information provided.
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