Nicki Minaj: Feeling Myself Meaning

Song Released: 2014

Feeling Myself Lyrics

I'm feelin' myself, I'm feelin' myself
I'm feelin' my, feelin' myself
I'm feelin' myself, I'm feelin' my, feelin' my, feelin' myself
I'm feelin' myself, I'm feelin' my, feelin' myself
I'm feelin' myself, I'm feelin' my

[Verse 1: Nicki...

1. anonymous

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   Mar 17th 2020 !⃝

   this song do not talk about masturbation,i heard I do balls.bitch should back off. and they trying to show what they've got.man or woman makes no difference I stop the world she is girl but she can do better just like a man.I see no sexual talk.They just don't want to go straight to the point.Telling us they are good in the game music.
2. anonymous

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   Jul 17th 2019 !⃝

   It's about self-love. Not masturbation--I can see where you think it's about that. But it is a female anthem to most.
3. anonymous

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   Mar 28th 2015 !⃝

   This song is a braggadocious club anthem that unites two of the biggest musical forces of today in order to showcase their undeniable and record breaking successes and the beauty that they so flawlessly showcase. Nicki swaggers with her flow and lyricism while rapping about her "tax bracket" and "punchlines," while Beyonce harkens back to her internet breaking "digital drop" which is a reference to her game-changing album "Beyonce" which was released late 2013 around the same time that Nicki Minaj's "The Pinkprint" was released in 2014. This song is an ode to sassy "hair-flips" and "___-on-fleeks."

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