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Nicki Minaj’s re-release of her sophomore album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded hits stores on November 19th. Re-titled, The Re-Up, Nicki’s album will include the Cassie-assisted single “The Boys.” 

The new version of the album will include eight new songs including a song called “I Endorse These Strippers.” If there is any female artist that shows as much love to the thankless job that these women do, it is Queen Onika.

Also appearing will be Lil’ Wayne (“High School”), Ciara (“I’m Legit”), and Tyga (“I Endorse These Strippers”). Until the album drops you can check it out for yourself down below after the artwork. 

1. Up in Flames

2. Freedom

3. Hell Yeah (feat. Parker)

4. High School (feat. Lil Wayne)

5. I’m Legit (feat. Ciara)

6. I Endorse These Strippers (feat. Tyga & Thomas Brinx)

7. The Boys (feat. Cassie)

8. Va Va Voom

1. Roman Holiday

2. Come On A Cone

3. I Am Your Leader (Feat. Cam’ron & Rick Ross)

4. Beez In The Trap (Feat. 2 Chainz)

5. HOV Lane

6. Roman Reloaded (Feat. Lil Wayne)

7. Champion (Feat. Nas, Drake & Young Jeezy)

8. Right By My Side (Feat. Chris Brown)

9. Sex In the Lounge (Feat. Lil Wayne & Bobby V)

10. Starships

11. Pound The Alarm

12. Whip It

13. Automatic

14. Beautiful Sinner

15. Marilyn Monroe

16. Young Forever

17. Fire Burns

18. Gun Shot (Feat. Beenie Man)

19. Stupid Hoe

 

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