Nicki Minaj Wax Statue (Photo : Georgina on Twitter)
Tourists at Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas probably could not distinguish the real Nicki Minaj, who is known for her sexy body and her liberal attitude towards sex, and her wax statue which several visitors have groped.
Museum visitors are probably tempted because of the provocative pose of the statue which had the wax Nicki on all fours with her backside raised and the attire is just black tights and gold top. In so many words, the wax figure seems to invite the visitor to mount her from behind and enjoy her backdoor.
Naughty visitors have been seen patting the statue's butt and even simulating sex acts such as rimming. After taking a selfie, the visitors then post the image on social media. But the museum said in a statement, "We do have staff monitoring guest behaviour in the attraction and do our utmost to ensure our wax figures are treated respectfully."
The museum acknowledges that its wax figures are interactive and immersive experiences and visitors generally respect that. "It is unfortunate that this visitor decided to behave so inappropriately and we apologize for any offense this has caused," the museum adds.
Nicki was aware of what was happening because of the social media posts and she asked those naughty people: "Why must yall be this way," followed by a sad-faced emoji. She said that she was unaware of what was happening after her wax figure was presented on August 4.\
However, Azealia Banks had warned of the consequences of using Nicki's image in the "Anaconda" video in that kind of pose, saying, "All ppl are gonna do is go up that statue and take pictures shoving their crotch in her face and putting their crotch in her butt."
