Shopaholic
Nicki Minaj · Beam Me Up Scotty
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Yyyeeeeeeeeaaaaaaa
Ah ah ah gucci ah
[Verse: Gucci Mane]
I gotta shoppin problem
She gotta shoppin problem
I'm a composive shopper
So I'm a cop her prada
I'm a ice her outta
Make ya talk about her
She got this thang about her
Yea she a sexy walker
We shoppin in maraco
I took her to go buy
Lil mama stupid fly
So tell me watcha like
Cause gurls I like to buy
My money stupid fat
His money on a diet
Ten stacks to keep her quiet
I make her call me daddy
Yea there go daddy baby
And she loves daddy cause
Daddy gone keep dem hatin
Yea they hatin baby
They wanna trade places
I call her sexy lady
She call me gucci baby
[Chorus: x2]
She gotta fendi fetish
She gotta shoppin problem
Dat gurls a shopaholic
She only mess with ballers
She gotta gucci fetish
She gotta louie problem
She gotta shoppin problem
Dat gurls a shopaholic
[Verse: Nicki Minaj]
Yo I'm a need a couple of dem benzess...
I be out in china spendin yenzesss
Gucci on my lenzzess
My leather so sensative
Scratch my 9 o' clock
I wanna shop make ya tenezzzz
Dilly dilly d look at all deze hoochies
I be on tha beach in Emilio Pucci
I'm a I'm tha best I'm tha best ask Khaled
Sorry lil daddy dat cards not valid
I need a limited black card, like I'm racist
With dem real big faces
Louis Vuitton cases
Hoes in da hood say Nicki Minaj booshie...
I do it b.i.g. so I keep a couple coogies hoezzzz
Shopaholic
Nicki Minaj's "Shopaholic" serves as a standout track from her 2012 album Beam Me Up Scotty, showcasing her signature blend of aggressive rap delivery and pop sensibilities. The song exemplifies her ability to craft catchy hooks while maintaining a distinct persona that often explores themes of consumerism and self-assurance. Released during the height of her career, the recording reflects the energetic style prevalent in mid-2010s hip-hop and pop collaborations. It stands as a testament to her versatility, balancing lyrical wit with an infectious rhythm that resonated with audiences across genres. The track remains a notable song in her discography, highlighting her evolution as an artist who seamlessly navigated between mainstream pop appeal and her established rap roots.