“Bump in my hoopty-hoopty-hoop I own that” This song, written in 1793 by Nicolette Minajée, is the true story of her once aristocratic life before fleeing revolutionary France. Through her escape from the war torn nation, she was able to share her music with the world and touch the hearts of millions. What an inspiring figure.
Federal Bureau of Investigation My apologies for leaving out that crucial information. Her confrontation with Robespierre eventually lead to his downfall and it was Napoleon who pardoned her. Truly one of the greatest influencers in European politics. Thanks for your input!
Because have you not heard? Nicolette Minajarae helped Pachelbel himself with this. This is the original but they said it was too emotional to be played ever again.
Ugh I remember listening to this song on repeat back in 1758 😔 ugh the nostalgia. Music was so much better from that era. You don't see anyone with the same lyrical artistry as Nívcky Mïnavchj anymore
Though her hairline was diminishing, her intelligence was not. Nicki Pachelbel has taught us about the economic struggle within that 400-year range. An absolute masterpiece captured within the essence of this melody. Starships truly were meant to fly, everyone. Thank you.
@@hopeboyherewithyourmcdonal3634 omg same! I remember when the "zuhcc de'dutché" technique became the most used technique that time. This generation really doesn't know anything about art and dance😡
@@shrimpshufflr7745 Yeah. It’s around 1700 but we can’t be sure which side. In any case the part of my comment that was exaggeration was “every,” not the date!
This is the original version Pachelbel got introduced to. He rejected it though because it was 'too emotional to play' 😫😢 Gladly Onika Maraj took it 🙏🏻
Niqui de St-Ménage, also know as the « female ouisi » was the 3rd wife of Louis XIV. She actually was the only member of the monarchy who avoided the guillotine, for she declared during her trial « let them eat my cake », which left the revolutionary tribunal no choice but to stan.
"Bad bitches like me it's hard to come by" Níckolétte was obviously referring to how she is a rebellious woman here. An example of her rebellion is showing a millimetre of her ankle to the cow she keeps. This almost got her burned at the stake, such an inspiration
Unlike many artists, Nickolette Minajaran’s “Starships” displayed a tender balance between respect for the past and striving for the future. Where fellow legends relied on the canons of their recent generations, Minajaran has the foresight to combine the electronic instrumentations and youthful spirit of the contemporary whilst remaining true to the myth-like, ethereal timbre of the ancient Bach-inspired harmonies. Nickolette remains today a bridge between the past and future, the common taste and the bourgeoisie, and between the aspirations of mankind and the gift of the muses.
Legend has it that Nicki Minaj once came across a crying boy on the street. She tried cheering him up by saying he would go far in life if he continued to persevere. That boy grew up to be Mozart 😭😫
"We're higher than a møther füker" What a lyrical genius. As a child born in the 1670's, I enjoyed such exotic words in Madame Nick é Minajé's musical pieces, they truly resonated with me as I grew older. Indeed, we are high! High in the sky, sailing in the clouds with the melody and lyrics of this musical piece steadfast and strong beneath our feet as we ride the tides of life.
This comment paired with the image has me in tears. There's nothing wrong with what you said, I'm glad you feel that way. I just can't get over the picture.
By singing “I ain’t pay my rent this month, I owe that,” Dame Onika “Nicki Minaj” Maraj is calling for the abolishment of the feudal system through refusal to pay tribute to one’s feudal lord. Truly a woman ahead of her time.
My great great grandmother was actually friends with Nicolette Minajerae. They met in composers camp and my grandma actually witnessed this song being made. Nicolette decided to let Pachelbel feature on this cause he was quite shy and didn’t have many friends and she felt bad for him. She was always such a wonderful lady, my grandma always said she would make it big.
"I ain't payin' my rent this month, I own that" a clear sign of rebellion against the french aristocracy, which was soon to be ended violently by the people.
How to explain Onika? My colleague, my friend. Born in 1935, ready to leave her shine for this world. We were schoolmates. always mischievous we always looked for trouble. We grew apart, but in 1950 when I heard this song on the kitchen radio my eyes filled with tears. It was the little Onika girl, daring in every aspect of this song. One classic. He died early in 1998, may God rest his soul, and I hope he does. Artist! Passionate! Genius ahead of time! Your music will never be forgotten! Today I'm 88 years old, I still love the invigorating extensive discography of Onika Tanya Maraj, the eternal Nicki Minaja.
It is widely believed that the lyrics “and I ain’t paying my rent this month” inspired Martin Luther to publish his 95 thesis to protest the selling of indulgences by the Catholic Church
A truly inspirational composer. Hearing her most famous work from the times of the baroque period is absolutely stunning. She surpassed her mentor, Johann, and didn't hide it. Congrats Nicki, congrats.
"Starships were meant to fly, Hands Up, and Touch the Sky." - Nicki Minaj. One of the many amazing quotes that Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty has come out with during the 39 years of her incredible life, with many more on their way. Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty is truly an incredible woman, with many historical proceedings, including her hobbies before discovering the type of music known as rap. On the day that she discovered this art form of music, she was walking in front of an Apple tree and discovered rap, which shook this specific tree so hard that an apple fell off of one of the branches, and hit someone in the head on the other side of this truly historic tree. That man was Isaac Newton, and thanks to Nicki Minaj, we have discovered the force of gravity in its entirety. After this experience, she wanted to share her rapping skills with the world, and found a random man, told him his story, and while he chose not to listen to the Rap Queen's Rapping, the Apple Tree Experience inspired this man to call his new computer startup "Apple". This man was Steve Jobs. After this experience with Steve Jobs, Nicki Minaj decided to rap on the streets, where she was approached by a man known as "Alexander the Great", who was so inspired by Nicki Minaj's rapping that he decided to conquer half of Europe and Asia. All of this happened in a single day of Nicki Minaj's life and truly goes to show how great Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty is the greatest and most historical person alive.
Did you know: Nicollete Minajeé was the original creator of wigs, she created wigs and gave one to Marie Antoinette just to snatch it when she released this masterpiece in 1654
This is literally my childhood: when Starships was trend in 2012-2013, in my music class the teacher used to show us classical music, and the Canon in D was the first one of the school year. At the same time, in the other classes, while we were working, we listened to the music of the moment, so that's why this is a remix that I wasn't expecting but it's perfect for me 🥺
Nicoletté-Camille Mînajé, 4th Duchess of Bârb, was fleeing France during the Reign of Terror. In her long carriage ride to the Austrian Netherlands, she completed this piece before being stopped by a guard at Condé-sur-l'Escaut. During her arrest, the music sheets were seized and she was promptly executed via guillotine on July 15th, 1793. Her work would not be found until September 23, 1978 when a student in the Académie Nationale de Musique found the sheet music in a dusty box. A team of students worked to decipher the lyrics and played the piece which you are listening to today.
Today, we celebrate Nicoletté-Camille Mînajé every 4th of July. We owe her our true gratitude and praise. Thank you, Nicoletté. You have inspired millions.
I used to slap pachebel on everything but since discovering this I’m sure I’ve never known greater beauty. I’m listening to this on repeat in my starship as i am on my way to venus to get my wig back. I’m not listening to it bc it’s beautiful but bc it’s powering the engine. This composition is powerful enough to fly wigs and starships into space yet nicki minajerae’s wig only slightly shifted after creating it. Its creation resulted in the Irish wig shortage which quickly spread. The world never really recovered. Much later this caused the great wig depression. Even today we’re still suffering a global wig inflation. Back in her time men used to wear wigs all the time but after the shortage wigs were only given to women and children. But we’re beginning to recover. Some things are so powerful it takes a long time to get them right.
„I am the female Weezy” By that line, Nicolè Ménagette expressed her emotion on the forming of the French Republic, and the french finally being equal, even though she fled from the revolution to Austria two years prior.
Is it me or every time I listen to this masterpiece I get emotional, today my head was hurting so bad until I heard this masterpiece and magically the pain disappeared. Truly magical!
Imagine this. The world is falling apart and about to be destroyed. Crowds of nikis assemble and wait in line to board a starship heading to the moon. The nikis are saying their goodbyes and partying for one last time before they embark on this new journey. This song is blasting.
I think that Nikki minaj somewhere out there made this and it’s the original version of this song. And we just happened to make it in this universe by combining two songs. Wow so weird brain broke
This piece is tremendously magnificent! I have never heard about Nickolette Minajarae before, and it’s a shame not hearing about such prolific and talented composer. This composition of hers, is now one of my all time favourites to listen to.
I absolutely love this comment section and ones like it where everyone is in on the joke Lady Nicolette Minajarae was truly a visionary and ahead of her time.
Maroonic yes, the famous composer Nicolette Minajeé who invented the hoop skirt and composed the famous Starships during the revolution. It was considered mad by many people as “Starships” were considered impossible.
Nicolette-Ellina Mináj, 3rd Duchess of Somerset was walking down a cobbled pavement where she found a poor peasant boy crying on the streets. She sat down next to him and asked him what was wrong. He told her that he was kicked out of his home. She felt so bad she gave him a bag of gold. That boy grew up to be Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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What the fucketh
@Sagacious Explains The Joke Nay Thee
FantasticMrJack whateth the fucketh
𝓽𝓱𝓸𝓾𝓰𝓱 𝓼𝓱𝓪𝓵𝓵 𝓽𝔀𝓮𝓻𝓴 𝔀𝓲𝓽𝓱 𝓽𝓱𝔂 𝓰𝓻𝓪𝓬𝓮
Woosheth
Thine snappeth... periodth
This was too ahead of its time
It kinda scares me
TRUUUUUUUU
Dude this came out in 1744, I remember them nightclubs playing this.
Why is it Lowkey a bop tho? XD
Was a good song but not ahead of its time
Just think of the flo rida songs like "who's that chick"
It is astonishing how well the lyrics aged even 400 years later. Truly ahead of her time.
This comm is so underrated😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
Nicolette Minajarae along side with Babyloncé, Sheakispeara and Miley Osiris were the best artist of the 1700s
@amicusmarco8553 and dont forget justìno bible and aryana the grand
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She was born in 1982, but sang this in 1680's. What a talented artist!
A talented artist and time traveler.
Nicolette Minajarae along side with Babyloncé, Sheakispeara and Miley Osiris were the best artist of the 1700s
Future kids will be confused when they read it
It takes a lot of talent to be able to sing something in the past.
@@AmicusAdastra osiris lmasfnergppaf stopppppp
“Bump in my hoopty-hoopty-hoop I own that”
This song, written in 1793 by Nicolette Minajée, is the true story of her once aristocratic life before fleeing revolutionary France. Through her escape from the war torn nation, she was able to share her music with the world and touch the hearts of millions.
What an inspiring figure.
Oh my god i didn't know. Thank you to educate poor people like me. We stan Nicolette Minajée
Federal Bureau of Investigation My apologies for leaving out that crucial information. Her confrontation with Robespierre eventually lead to his downfall and it was Napoleon who pardoned her. Truly one of the greatest influencers in European politics. Thanks for your input!
Lmaoooo 😂😂😂
@Kelly Day what ?
@Kelly Day can you not
"This shit fire." - Ludwig van Beethoven
Bitch couldn't hear
This is exquisité
@@matnotyou He felt it
Nate Rivers OMG!!! I was gonna say that!!!
But I’m gonna say this video is over 9000x better than stinkin’ Beethoven!!! ❌😈🤣
Matthew Luis Umlas r/wooosh
"𝓘'𝓶 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓯𝓮𝓶𝓪𝓵𝓮 𝔀𝓮𝓮𝔃𝔂"
She was ahead of her time.
OMG UR PFP IS EMUU
EMU FAN SPOTTED IN THE WILD
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skibidi
WHY DOES THIS ACTUALLY FIT💀
Yes
Because have you not heard? Nicolette Minajarae helped Pachelbel himself with this. This is the original but they said it was too emotional to be played ever again.
@@shokuplant2721 truly touching and unfortunate so glad the original is out now 😁
Same chords. It doesn't really fit on the rhythmic side, but still it's pretty amusing
@@shokuplant2721Johann was too shook he decided to betray Lady Onikä after its release😢
Is anybody else from the _1700's?_ I can't believe it's been 300 years since *_Nívcky Mïnavchj_* composed this masterpiece. 🎼🎶
HAHAHA
Onika Von Manaj 🤩🤩
Ugh I remember listening to this song on repeat back in 1758 😔 ugh the nostalgia. Music was so much better from that era. You don't see anyone with the same lyrical artistry as Nívcky Mïnavchj anymore
@@ijwd424 Ok boomer face realitea
@@justice4144 girl what it's a joke lmfao I'm literally 18
Beethoven is shaking, quaking, trembling.
Who's Beethoven? I don't know her.
Who? She sounds pretty bald...
Vince 0509 he’s also dead
He’s shivering in his grave bitch😂
That’s not Beethoven’s music though
Though her hairline was diminishing, her intelligence was not. Nicki Pachelbel has taught us about the economic struggle within that 400-year range. An absolute masterpiece captured within the essence of this melody.
Starships truly were meant to fly, everyone. Thank you.
NOT HER HAIRLINE 💀💀😭😭💀
1:46 this chorus section fits particularly well to how Canon builds up
These songs were truly made for each other
@@coffeejelly6053 珈琲젤리
That part to the ending is ascendant
I am in tearssss! So beautiful
WHY DOES THIS SLAP? Why do I like it better than the original? Why do I feel like getting married and throwing it back at the same time?
Lotus. this sums up the energy perfectly
This is me, twerking at graduation
I was the 666th upvote
@@sweeety969 I was the 690th :)
lmfaoOoOoOOooOo so relatable
lady onika maraj the third
😂
Bruhhh lmao
Not onika maraj 😂😂😂🤦🏻♀️
Oh nawww!!!🤣🤣🤣
💀💀💀
I showed this to my 108 yrs old grandmother and she started to dance ballet😢❤she said her famous dance routine that time was called "twerké la posæ".
Twerké la posæ is such a classic. It’s up there in my top 10 routines, right next to “shakę l’asse.” Highly recommend! 💕
@@hopeboyherewithyourmcdonal3634 omg same! I remember when the "zuhcc de'dutché" technique became the most used technique that time. This generation really doesn't know anything about art and dance😡
Pls ☠️☠️
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
My 400 year old grandma performs suc le cum de la dic every morning 😩, the most beautiful thing I am honored to witness
It's insane how perfectly it harmonizes
Almost like every song since the 1690s has been based on the same chord progression…
(Pachelbel was buried in 1706 so by the 1800s he’d spent more time decomposing than composing.)
@@johnaldis9832 oops I meant 18th century
@@shrimpshufflr7745 Yeah. It’s around 1700 but we can’t be sure which side. In any case the part of my comment that was exaggeration was “every,” not the date!
Same chords will do that. Haha.
what an excellent way to end this decade
Léo Mekahli HAHAHAHAHA sammmme
I think the decade ends in 2021
@@paterpontikoktonos5244 are you dumb..
😂😂😂
keedie 2010-2020 is a decade, so he was right idiot
This is the original version Pachelbel got introduced to. He rejected it though because it was 'too emotional to play' 😫😢 Gladly Onika Maraj took it 🙏🏻
💀💀💀💀
ONIKA MARAJ 💀💀💀💀💀
😭😭😭💀💀💀
BITCH IM LAUGHING EXPLODED
I GIVE UP
"I'm the female Weezy". That line is so deep it got me weeping. Truly a masterpiece.
I ffeeeeeeelt thaaaaaaaat
This is giving me *Times New Roman* vibes
HAHAHAH THIS IS SO FUNNY I LOVE YOU
LOLLOLL
What about Helvetica? It matches way better
this is one of my favorite comments now
TIMES NEW ROMAN _HHHHHHHHHHHH_
Niqui de St-Ménage, also know as the « female ouisi » was the 3rd wife of Louis XIV. She actually was the only member of the monarchy who avoided the guillotine, for she declared during her trial « let them eat my cake », which left the revolutionary tribunal no choice but to stan.
In one week this comment will have 10k likes 😂YOU'RE KILLING MEEEEE😂
"female ouisi"
IM HOWWWWLING
This shit is having me > 😭😭 I’m crying
*_f e m a l e o u i s i_*
Damn history right here.
"Bad bitches like me it's hard to come by"
Níckolétte was obviously referring to how she is a rebellious woman here. An example of her rebellion is showing a millimetre of her ankle to the cow she keeps. This almost got her burned at the stake, such an inspiration
Such a brave queen R.I.P
Níckolétte MÍnąjáé
Such analisis, beatiful :')
English teachers be like
Honestly I think your pfp is pure Mona Lisa level beauty
thank you for this comment it made my day
'and i ain't paying my rent this month' such powerful lyrics that resonate even today, centuries after. a true musical icon
Unlike many artists, Nickolette Minajaran’s “Starships” displayed a tender balance between respect for the past and striving for the future. Where fellow legends relied on the canons of their recent generations, Minajaran has the foresight to combine the electronic instrumentations and youthful spirit of the contemporary whilst remaining true to the myth-like, ethereal timbre of the ancient Bach-inspired harmonies.
Nickolette remains today a bridge between the past and future, the common taste and the bourgeoisie, and between the aspirations of mankind and the gift of the muses.
Legend has it that Nicki Minaj once came across a crying boy on the street. She tried cheering him up by saying he would go far in life if he continued to persevere. That boy grew up to be Mozart 😭😫
Creative.
Irregular Naomi Unfortunately not very original
@@saamiaam it is
Soo bootyful😭😭😭😭😭😖😖😌😌😌😌😌😏
😔✊
THAT PHOTOSHOP JUST KILLED ME
@@mutestingray lmao😂
*f o r e h e a d*
@@asssmacked5943 For days
XD
Morran ́s Fringe sameee
As of the 29th August 2023, this masterpiece will officially be
a ✨𝑑𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑑𝑒 ✨ old. Truly extraordinary
More like 4 centuries old. ✨
hey I know you
@@TheFlorMattnahh Uno reverse I know u 😧
@@merxhow OH NO-
"We're higher than a møther füker"
What a lyrical genius. As a child born in the 1670's, I enjoyed such exotic words in Madame Nick é Minajé's musical pieces, they truly resonated with me as I grew older. Indeed, we are high! High in the sky, sailing in the clouds with the melody and lyrics of this musical piece steadfast and strong beneath our feet as we ride the tides of life.
I know this video is really old, but y’all better blow this up
Since when is six years "really old"?
@@KHCoasterKid in terms of music, that is old
@@KHCoasterKid six years is the length of nearly half of RUclips's existence. besides that, that's a long time in most cases.
THIS WAS 17 HRS AGO
LETS DO IT
this is not starships, it's something fancier, it's *starshíps*
_starships_
*stars hips*
I title this...intersteller travels in D major
Starshíppe
𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓻𝓼𝓱𝓲𝓹𝓼
This makes me feel so hopeful for some odd reason. It's like I have someone over my shoulder telling me that everything is gonna be okay
This is the perfect description.
@@zefiro6829 well said!
This comment paired with the image has me in tears. There's nothing wrong with what you said, I'm glad you feel that way. I just can't get over the picture.
“And i aint pay my rent this month… I owe dat”
im ngl this made me tear up a little, she really is a poet…
she predicted inflation almost 400 years later, truly she was a prophet as well.
𝓑𝓾𝓼𝓽𝓼 𝓭𝓸𝔀𝓷 𝓲𝓷 𝓑𝓪𝓻𝓸𝓺𝓾𝓮
𝓞𝓴 𝓸𝓴
Wait how the fuck
What the
𝒶𝒽𝒽 𝓈𝒽𝒾𝓉 𝒽𝑒𝓇𝑒 𝓌𝑒 𝑔𝑜 𝒶𝑔𝒶𝒾𝓃
*_Hands up and touch the sky_*
By singing “I ain’t pay my rent this month, I owe that,” Dame Onika “Nicki Minaj” Maraj is calling for the abolishment of the feudal system through refusal to pay tribute to one’s feudal lord. Truly a woman ahead of her time.
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THIS COMMENT SECTION GETS BETTER WITH EVERY COMMENT
okay, this is really underrated
wait nevermind it got the attention it deserved
@@williwildfang8032 GODD IKRR
Hmm. Correct I was.
Time traveler: *moves a mug*
The timeline:
My great great grandmother was actually friends with Nicolette Minajerae. They met in composers camp and my grandma actually witnessed this song being made. Nicolette decided to let Pachelbel feature on this cause he was quite shy and didn’t have many friends and she felt bad for him. She was always such a wonderful lady, my grandma always said she would make it big.
Keep dreaming🤣
"I ain't payin' my rent this month, I own that"
a clear sign of rebellion against the french aristocracy, which was soon to be ended violently by the people.
Lovely
🤣🤣
Cheerio
👌🏽
people unemployment due to covid:
What religion is this im interested
barbism
🤣🤣🤣
Onikism 🙏🙏
Nickianity or Minajism
Barbianity
this was indeed a "banger" back in thee old times
How to explain Onika? My colleague, my friend. Born in 1935, ready to leave her shine for this world. We were schoolmates. always mischievous we always looked for trouble. We grew apart, but in 1950 when I heard this song on the kitchen radio my eyes filled with tears. It was the little Onika girl, daring in every aspect of this song. One classic. He died early in 1998, may God rest his soul, and I hope he does. Artist! Passionate! Genius ahead of time! Your music will never be forgotten! Today I'm 88 years old, I still love the invigorating extensive discography of Onika Tanya Maraj, the eternal Nicki Minaja.
please rise for our national anthem
Hooni and Morigon lmaoooo
You'll need to rap for singing it...
Open up the safe bitches gotta a lot to say
*your
Jim Katsaratos no
It is widely believed that the lyrics “and I ain’t paying my rent this month” inspired Martin Luther to publish his 95 thesis to protest the selling of indulgences by the Catholic Church
Wise observation, sir, i tip my hat towards that!
@@hornyniggaluandarybasket4474 nice username
History you guys ✨😭💅
@@catflab3289 uP
Speaking of churches... I did the unthinkable🤐 I just mashed up Cardi B's WAP and Pachelbel's Canon in D
😭
ruclips.net/video/pHLLWTxow8k/видео.html
I remember attending my first gala ball to this piece. Thank you, Lady Nicolette Minajarae.
A truly inspirational composer. Hearing her most famous work from the times of the baroque period is absolutely stunning. She surpassed her mentor, Johann, and didn't hide it.
Congrats Nicki, congrats.
𝓣𝓦𝓔𝓡𝓚𝓢 𝓘𝓝 𝓒𝓤𝓡𝓢𝓘𝓥𝓔
sorry I don't speak 𝓮𝓵𝓮𝓰𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮
@@ishopmyface We high class
How did you get it in cursive?
@@ab52609 there are some apps that can make these stylized letters
OK ᗰOTᕼᗩ
Nicki Fans: Nicki, people say Cardi B left you in the dust girl, what are you gonna do about it?
Nicki: Hold my violin
My violin lmfaooo
RUclips: Let me help you with that sis
i meannn nicki is doin better than cardi but that's besides the point
LMFOOOOO
cardi ain’t shit
we still vibin W this in 24?
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of this masterpiece ✨
𝕵𝖚𝖒𝖕𝖊𝖙𝖍 𝖎𝖓 𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖊 𝖍𝖔𝖔𝖕𝖙𝖞 𝖍𝖔𝖔𝖕𝖙𝖞 𝖍𝖔𝖔𝖕.
Ryan M. Oh god I can't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
SENT 💀
Lmao
Veterinarian Putra he is rlly tho. Im bi btw.
Ay lmao btw how do ya do that text format?
Anyone else just randomly get recommended this 6 year old gem
edit : 10 year anniversary 🙏
Me 👋
Just now! 🙋🏻♀️
i guess im another victom
i'm not complaining tho 😳😳😳
yes and i'm okay with it.
"Starships were meant to fly, Hands Up, and Touch the Sky." - Nicki Minaj. One of the many amazing quotes that Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty has come out with during the 39 years of her incredible life, with many more on their way. Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty is truly an incredible woman, with many historical proceedings, including her hobbies before discovering the type of music known as rap. On the day that she discovered this art form of music, she was walking in front of an Apple tree and discovered rap, which shook this specific tree so hard that an apple fell off of one of the branches, and hit someone in the head on the other side of this truly historic tree. That man was Isaac Newton, and thanks to Nicki Minaj, we have discovered the force of gravity in its entirety. After this experience, she wanted to share her rapping skills with the world, and found a random man, told him his story, and while he chose not to listen to the Rap Queen's Rapping, the Apple Tree Experience inspired this man to call his new computer startup "Apple". This man was Steve Jobs. After this experience with Steve Jobs, Nicki Minaj decided to rap on the streets, where she was approached by a man known as "Alexander the Great", who was so inspired by Nicki Minaj's rapping that he decided to conquer half of Europe and Asia. All of this happened in a single day of Nicki Minaj's life and truly goes to show how great Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty is the greatest and most historical person alive.
How and why have I never heard this glorius tune before, how could i miss such a beautiful time with this Amazing comment section
this should play universally once world peace has been achieved
edit: once a vaccine for Corona Virus has been found
edit 2: blast this shit
I am CRYING
Ikr it's so beautiful
AAAAA HAHSJSGAHGS
i wont like this comment just bc its already at 666 and i think thats beautiful
Ewww! I love it.... your thought process. YES.
Did you know: Nicollete Minajeé was the original creator of wigs, she created wigs and gave one to Marie Antoinette just to snatch it when she released this masterpiece in 1654
NICOLLETE MINAJEÉ KASHJABAJANIWHD
LMAO WTF HAHAHAHAHA
Vel wow so inspiring thank you for sharing this story with us
1743* Marie Antoinette wasn’t alive in the 17th century
@@thatbish5380 that's her fault, not mine
I came here for a laugh, but this is actually surprisingly good!
Right?? Same here!
This is literally my childhood: when Starships was trend in 2012-2013, in my music class the teacher used to show us classical music, and the Canon in D was the first one of the school year. At the same time, in the other classes, while we were working, we listened to the music of the moment, so that's why this is a remix that I wasn't expecting but it's perfect for me 🥺
1600s Nicki was the best... Fame changes people 😭
PLEAASEE
Omfg 😂😂😂😂
💀💀💀💀
Fucking stop omg i'm dying 😂😂😭
💀💀💀
Who's Nicki Minaj ? I only know Nicóle Minajé
I CANNOT EMPHASIZE HOOOOWWW HARD I LAUGHED LMAOOOOOOOOO
NOOOOO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STOOOOOOP HAHAHAHAHAH I'M DYING
FREAKING GENIUS
Hello
THIS IS WHAT I'LL CALL QUALITY COMMENT LMAO
Cant handle the drop at 1:45 🔥🔥🔥
It’s so good right? Made me cry the first time I’ve heard it. ❤️
The cover art is everything ❤😭
Nicoletté-Camille Mînajé, 4th Duchess of Bârb, was fleeing France during the Reign of Terror. In her long carriage ride to the Austrian Netherlands, she completed this piece before being stopped by a guard at Condé-sur-l'Escaut. During her arrest, the music sheets were seized and she was promptly executed via guillotine on July 15th, 1793. Her work would not be found until September 23, 1978 when a student in the Académie Nationale de Musique found the sheet music in a dusty box. A team of students worked to decipher the lyrics and played the piece which you are listening to today.
What a hero.
Today, we celebrate Nicoletté-Camille Mînajé every 4th of July. We owe her our true gratitude and praise. Thank you, Nicoletté. You have inspired millions.
wow... that's amazing..
Not you writing a whole paragragh, so inspriational.
From thee was the birth of ye tùerque
Therapist: Pachelbel Nicki Minaj isn't real, she can't hurt you
Pachelbel Nicki Minaj:
Nickelbel minon
Pachelbel Nicki Minaj would never hurt anyone
@Lami k e yy o what do you mean?
I used to slap pachebel on everything but since discovering this I’m sure I’ve never known greater beauty. I’m listening to this on repeat in my starship as i am on my way to venus to get my wig back. I’m not listening to it bc it’s beautiful but bc it’s powering the engine. This composition is powerful enough to fly wigs and starships into space yet nicki minajerae’s wig only slightly shifted after creating it. Its creation resulted in the Irish wig shortage which quickly spread. The world never really recovered. Much later this caused the great wig depression. Even today we’re still suffering a global wig inflation. Back in her time men used to wear wigs all the time but after the shortage wigs were only given to women and children. But we’re beginning to recover. Some things are so powerful it takes a long time to get them right.
When the popular girl and history major are paired for a class project
Thou shalt go to the beach, beach.
Ninki Minjaj...
Thou speak what thou say...
🤣🤣
IM CRYING😂
To the Bach
This is not a regular beat, its fancier, its a beateé.
Did you mean beauté ? 😂
BRING THE BEATÉE IN
leonardo da slinky ANYTHING FOR YOU BEYONCÉ
Its female if its beateé
San Junipero my father using his nice leather belt to beat me
one of the longest stan twitter videos i've ever seen
This is so popular in every dance ball in Floptropica
With all the fuckery that is the RUclips algorithm we have to appreciate the little things like this getting recommended to everybody right now
I cant believe the decade's almost over before i even had the chance to hear this heavenly body of work
@@thomaszuleta1690 I'm saying
preach
VIRGOXVIRGO is that ur name bc ur a virgo sun virgo moon? if so then same
True.
"Infinity War was the greatest crossover of all time"
me:
I stan
this is a Person of culture. I stan.
I stan lol
Another smart one. I stan.
I stan
I feel sorry for the unfortunate people who haven't discovered this masterpiece
The fact this was made 8 Years ago 😭
why was this made 6 years ago but is such 2019 material
Guess it was just way ahead of its time?
I guess it was on private till recently.
deadass
Nicki be living in 3020
Ikr
„I am the female Weezy”
By that line, Nicolè Ménagette expressed her emotion on the forming of the French Republic, and the french finally being equal, even though she fled from the revolution to Austria two years prior.
yasssssssssss
Nicole 😂😂😂
wow and to this day the historians discredit her
I am still pissed about the revolution
NICOLE MENAGETTE I'M SCREAMING
Wtf this was wayyyy ahead of its time.
i am _genuinely_ shook how good this sounds what the heck??????????
Someone: “What’s your music taste?”
Me: it’s complicated.
Anything that sounds good. My playlists are massive
"it's complicated"
no its not, this is quality music
Haven't you heard? Complicated music is good music. This is not some simple today's garbage. This is classical art!
Friend: So what music are you into?
Me: A mix of classical and modern music.
Friend: So both?
Me: I said a mix.
Millenials do it better! lol
@@Jules-qz7es Don't forget Gen Z.
Kim Petras using this as opener at the feed the beast tour. We have peaked as a society
This sounds like hope, like a gentler and easier tomorrow awaiting.
this is youtube trying to apologize for all of it's mistakes this year and wishing us a merry christmas.
HAHAHA
never forgive
This isnt rap anymore, its ráp
So is it pronounced ripe or rape?
This killed me
uxzane6225 rape
@@akrobeau LMFAO
le râp
Is it me or every time I listen to this masterpiece I get emotional, today my head was hurting so bad until I heard this masterpiece and magically the pain disappeared. Truly magical!
i cannot stop lauging at how funny that image is
If the theory of Parallel universes is correct, somewhere out there, Nicki Minaj is perfoming this gem live.
Somewhere... infinite versions of Nicki Minaj are performing this live.
i read that as pachelbel universes at first and yknow what i was semi-okay with that for the entire 5 minutes i spent rereading this comment
Sadly, that's not how infinity works.
Imagine this. The world is falling apart and about to be destroyed. Crowds of nikis assemble and wait in line to board a starship heading to the moon. The nikis are saying their goodbyes and partying for one last time before they embark on this new journey. This song is blasting.
I think that Nikki minaj somewhere out there made this and it’s the original version of this song. And we just happened to make it in this universe by combining two songs. Wow so weird brain broke
“I am a female Weezy”
-Nicolletà of Menagè, 1776
NICOLLETÀ OF MENAGÈ I CANT LMFOAOO
Driver Nephi holy shit I read this comment EXACTLY when she says it in the song 🤣😂🤣😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
comment award goes to:
So this is what led to the Americans declaring independence
Niccolette de Minage
Omg nicki minaj is mother to all the generations
10 year anniversary of this masterpiece
I love how it’s the clean version lmaoooo. You know out of respect to thy church elders.
mood
XD
Only 1600s kids will remember
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man we use to get wild back in the day! That was the hairstyle for sure! Good times
Savannah Phillips you have amazing taste my friend
I was born in 1600s
Shout out to all of us Gen φ kids out there that remember this 😎
According to multiple historical documents, Nicki was the one who named Debussy.
This piece is tremendously magnificent! I have never heard about Nickolette Minajarae before, and it’s a shame not hearing about such prolific and talented composer. This composition of hers, is now one of my all time favourites to listen to.
And Mozart, therefore, stated...
"Thou shall stan"
"And the heavens opened up, and before them the glory of the Female Wheezy shown like the Starships in the sky." Nikkitus 1:1
Zackary Smith you made my day 🤣
@@zackarysmith9319 OMG 😂🤣😂
CRYING
Mozart spoke German
I absolutely love this comment section and ones like it where everyone is in on the joke
Lady Nicolette Minajarae was truly a visionary and ahead of her time.
As a person who loves classical music but hates Pachelbell from the bottom of my heart.. I love this
𝓦𝓮'𝓻𝓮 𝓱𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓮𝓻 𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓷 𝓪 𝓶𝓸𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓯𝓾𝓬𝓴𝓮𝓻
How graceful~
ᵗʰᵃᵗˢ ⁿᵒᵗ ᵍᵒᵒᵈ
WHEEZES IN ARISTOCRAT
And 𝓦𝓮'𝓻𝓮 𝓽𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓮𝓻 𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓷 𝓫𝓪𝓻𝓴 𝓸𝓷 𝓪 𝓭𝓪𝓶𝓷 𝓽𝓻𝓮𝓮
staʀsɦɨքs աɛʀɛ ʍɛaռtɛtɦ tօ ʄʟʏɛtɦ
𝕸𝖔𝖘𝖙 𝖇𝖊𝖆𝖚𝖙𝖎𝖋𝖚𝖑
𝕷𝖆𝖉𝖞 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖆𝖏 𝖎𝖘 𝖖𝖚𝖎𝖙𝖊 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖆𝖗𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙
Fun Fact: "Jump in my hoopty-hoopty-hoop" is a reference to the hoop skirt that Nicolette invented.
Crystal THE ALIEN she really was a genius inventor too
She’s a really good lyricist no wonder why she’s called the queen of rap
Nicolette?
@@maroonic6128 ofc
Maroonic yes, the famous composer Nicolette Minajeé who invented the hoop skirt and composed the famous Starships during the revolution. It was considered mad by many people as “Starships” were considered impossible.
My childhood 😢 brings a tear to my eye
Channel was ahead of it's time for posting this 10 years ago
Why? Humour existed in 2013.
@@StormyKopaAMVsNot this kind of
sh!tpost tho
Nicolette-Ellina Mináj, 3rd Duchess of Somerset was walking down a cobbled pavement where she found a poor peasant boy crying on the streets. She sat down next to him and asked him what was wrong. He told her that he was kicked out of his home. She felt so bad she gave him a bag of gold. That boy grew up to be Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
It’s true. I watched this documentary in the History channel
Thank you for sharing this fact 😊
I never stanned so hard
It's true, i was the bag of gold
its true i was the pavement