“Might teck a gyal man, I know the opps out / Dem bright, f**k I look like in your eyesight? / Gyal I try it, but it not quite right/ They wan’ fight cah tru dem wah hype,” she raps.

Nicki Minaj opens the song with a hot intro displaying her inner Caribbean, with her Trinidadian accent thick in some parts of the song. Of course, the remix is nothing less than impressive, having racked up over 372 thousand views in 9 hours that propelled it to trend at #6 on YouTube. Another commented, “On behalf of the Jamaican family & the barbz, Skillibeng, they would like to apologize for any inconvenience they may have caused you.” Meanwhile, another warned, “After today ya’ll better stop sleeping on Skillibeng & that’s on Mary haddda lil lamb!” “NICKI JUST ANNOUNCED SHE DID THE REMIX ON CROCODILE TEETH!!! APOLOGISE TO SKILLI BBC BENGGGGGG YUHS,” one person urged. As it turns out, Skilli’s announcement was not false, and Twitter is now calling on the public to apologize. This resulted in the “Brik Pan Brik” deejay being mercilessly dragged on Twitter for using Minaj’s name for hype. Needless to say, the confirmation has put many to shame who recently dragged the artiste for announcing the remix that they believed to be fake.įans and followers felt deceived after Skillibeng posted and soon after deleted a “Crocodile Teeth” artwork with the Trinidadian rapper’s name emblazoned with his. Nicki Minaj confirmed the remix on Thursday night (May 13), just a few hours before the song’s release. Among them, to the surprise of many Jamaican Skillibeng fans, is a remix of “Crocodile Teeth.” Nicki Minaj released her mixtape “Beam Me Up Scotty” on all streaming services, with three new songs.

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