Nicki Minaj spoofed Kim Kardashian's nude photo and Beyonce's MTV special on SNL, Huffington Post reported.
Minaj was the musical guest for SNL over the weekend and played as Beyonce in the parody of MTV's "Jingle Ballerz: Hip Hop Nativity Special." The original show presented the birth of Jesus Christ in hip hop sound with Beyonce as the Virgin Mary.
Minaj as Beyonce talked about baby Jesus and said, "One day he'll turn water into wine, and we'll be drunk in love." SNL even posted a Vine video of the spoof with Minaj singing "He woke up like this." The audience giggled and laughed with the singer's performance, Gossip Cop reported.
Later on, it was Minaj's turn to spoof Kim Kardashians' popular nude photo on Paper magazine. The parody started with an interview on "Weekend Update," where Minaj explained the real reason behind the photos, according to New York Daily News.
The rapper introduced herself as Kim wearing a low-cut, skin-tight dress. "The entire thing was completely misinterpreted. They forgot to put the backgrounds in, so the photos are completely out of context," the singer explained.
One picture showed a supposedly naked Minaj while visiting a gynecologist. "It was actually a public service announcement about getting regular checkups from your gynecologist," Minaj added.
Another photo has a background of a blackboard filled with math problems. Minaj discussed that the picture with her holding a champagne bottle was supposed to be for a high school senior's math competition.
The rapper also explained the oily image of her butt. "See, it's a warning about the new Keystone Pipeline," Minaj said while showing a background of the ocean.
Lastly, the frontal nude photo was shown. Minaj commented that she planned to send it as a gift. "It was going to be my Hanukkah card for my Jewish friends," the singer added.
Other than that, the "Anaconda" singer also performed "Bed of Lies" with Skylar Grey and delivered a mash-up of "All Things Go" and "Only Me for her second performance.
Viewers may watch Minaj's SNL performances on YouTube.
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