nicki minaj has 10 grammy nominations.
nicki minaj has 10 grammy nominations.
how many grammy nominations does nicki minaj have?
10
the song gathered generally positive reviews from critics. "rap-up" stated that "drake pledges his allegiance to the house that wayne built on 'up all night,' while nicki reps the home team to the fullest." simon vozick-levinson of "entertainment weekly" called the song one of the best songs to download from the album. glenn gamboa of "newsday" gave minaj a positive review of the song stating "even in the dark "up all night," drake gets upstaged by nicki minaj." ryan dombal of pitchfork media stated, "drake's fellow young money upstart nicki minaj adds to the gender ambiguities, out-manning her host on the diabolical 'up all night'". in a list of the "50 best songs of 2010" by "rolling stone", "up all night" came in a number thirty-six additionally stating that the song is a "one of the year's great driving songs, with minaj 'doing doughnuts in a six-speed'". chris richards of "the washington post" gave minaj a negative review on the song stating, "on 'up all night,' larger-than-life newcomer nicki minaj sounds drowsy." paul cantor of "xxl" gave the song a positive review stating, "and if there’s any doubt the kid can flat out spit, there are the obligatory young money collabs 'up all night' (with nicki minaj) and “miss me” (with lil wayne)."
up all night (drake song)
the song was met with mixed reviews from music critics. jon pareles and jon caramanica of "the new york times" commented that "rihanna shares the mechanized, chattering beat of "raining men" with nicki minaj, singing and rapping about an endless supply of available men". stacey anderson of "spin" commented that the song is the highlight of the album, calling it "a gloriously eccentric collaboration with nicki minaj that entwines their minor-key hyperventilating, air sirens dissolving into mind-melting bass, and the scene-stealing minaj's breathless contortion of the simple word 'really' into its own fully demented sideshow". bbc music also commended minaj's presence on the song, saying that "nicki minaj makes for a superb partner in crime on raining men, her wild, kinetic flow complementing rihanna’s steely delivery to wicked effect". jim farber for "new york daily news" said that "rihanna pairs just as well with nicki minaj, on a complete tear-down on the old weather girls disco standard 'it's raining men.' here it's not a gay song of lust but a statement of assurance that no man should incite too much worry, considering their sheer numbers". chris richards of "the washington post" said that "nicki minaj, a quick-witted rapper able to assume the voices of a dozen characters in a single song, fails to impart any wisdom on her colleague with "raining men". emily mackay of "nme" said that "raining men" is a bold collaboration between rihanna and minaj, which plays to both of their strengths in the "hip-pop" collaboration.
raining men (rihanna song)