Nicki Minaj Let It Slip That An 'Epic' Collab With Adele Is On The Way

Diehard Adele fans are well-aware that she's been a longtime contributor of Nicki Minaj. And in case you want proof, look no further than her 2016 "Carpool Karaoke" segment with James Corden, when she completely rapped Nicki's verse in Kanye West's "Monster." However right now, it seems the two are way more than just admirers of each other's work. And on Tuesday (October 15), the rapper revealed to ET that they collaborated on a "epic" song together.


"Yes and yes, yes and yes, wooo hoo!" Nicki responded any time asked about a potential Adele teamwork. And although the exhilarating news was supposed to remain a secret, she couldn't help although give fans a little bit something to look forward to. "Adele made me swear to wariness that I'm not allowed to tell anyone that I'm working with her. And that we already shot a video. And it's an epic song! Ahh!"


Although Nicki didn't spill any added specifics about her upcoming song with Adele, she did open up about what it looked like working with Ariana Grande and Normani on a song called "Bad To You" from the Charlie's Angels soundtrack. "I'm overjoyed of her," Nicki mentioned, referring to Grande's work on the soundtrack. "'Cause she executive produced that album and I'm overjoyed to be a piece of something that's her baby."


For her, working with Grande on nevertheless another project wasn't just all work and no play. It was also a chance to do something with each other as friends. "It's routinely good working with her because we actually — unlike other artists — we actually have a real friendship outdoors, in the real world. People don't notice that. Like we actually text, we actually FaceTime and we actually get on each other's nerves, stuff like that."


Clearly, Nicki fans have a lot to look forward to between the upcoming Charlie's Angels soundtrack and the newly confirmed Adele collab. And once we find out more info about the "epic" song they've been working on, don't worry — you'll be the opening to know.