But the waxwork drew criticism for depicting Minaj on her hands and knees, barely clothed, in reference to the singer’s ‘Anaconda’ video.
Even though the singer was excited about her waxwork, others felt it was disrespectful and sexist.
Outspoken rapper Azealia Banks voiced her concerns with the problematic statue, saying it would lead to people ‘shoving their crotch in her face’.
Photos of people defiling Nicki Minaj’s waxwork have spread so much on social media that Madame Tussauds had to issue a statement saying they were concerned over the ‘inappropriate’ photographs being taken.
“Our visitors are generally respectful towards the wax figures,” the statement reads. “And [we] do our utmost to ensure our wax figures are treated respectfully, but on this occasion clearly one of our hosts was not present.”
They said they will be redesigning the set around Minaj’s waxwork to inappropriate pictures cannot be taken again, and will increase the presence of staff in the area.
Minaj, however, doesn’t seem too upset, publishing pictures fans sent her on Instagram and Twitter and finding the whole thing quite funny.
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