An autistic TikToker said Nicki Minaj fans doxxed him after he posted a scathing video supporting Megan Thee Stallion in the midst of the rappers’ feud.
Bela Delgado took to social media Saturday to apologize for his since-deleted post, which had racked up tens of millions of views, and plead for Minaj’s Barbz to leave him alone.
“Nicki Minaj fans are attempting to dox me, messaging family members as well as people who aren’t members of my family, sending them s–t — apparently they got somebody’s address,” he said in his follow-up video.
“I am sorry. I’m so sorry that I disrespected Nicki Minaj. I saw a lot of other people doing it; I thought I’d add my two cents.”
Delgado noted that “sometimes things come out a lot harsher” than he intends because he is on the spectrum, which Autism.org says can cause involuntary responses to sensory or emotional overload.
“Please take it up with me. Come to me. Tell me how much you f–king hate me,” he said. “Please leave my f–king family members out of it. Please stop sending death threats to f–king children.”
The content creator shared that he did not think his polarizing video would go viral — despite having 1.4 million followers on TikTok.
“I’m going to call the cops to try and simmer this down in any way I can,” he concluded. “I don’t know what the f–k to do. I’m really sorry.”
The drama between Minaj, 41, and Megan, 28, ignited Friday when the “Savage” rapper referenced Megan’s Law — which requires US law enforcement authorities to make information about registered sex offenders available to the public — in her new single, “Hiss.”
Minaj married a convicted sex offender, Kenneth Petty, in 2019.
The “Barbie World” rapper responded to the diss track on Instagram Live, where she took jabs at Megan’s late mother and made light of the “Body” performer being shot by fellow hip-hop star Tory Lanez in 2020.
Delgado, who regularly posts about music on his @belatown account, weighed in on the rap beef Friday by calling Minaj a “disgusting and reprehensible person by pretty much all metrics of basic humanity and common decency,” which drew ire from her fan base.
“I’m not at all reveling in the fact that she’s a terrible person,” he clarified. “I was a very big Nicki Minaj fan growing up. Ask anybody who went to middle school with me. I loved her so much. I would defend her to anybody who would listen.”
Delgado explained that his feelings toward Minaj changed “when she started intentionally surrounding herself with sex offenders,” referencing the Grammy nominee’s relationship with Petty, who served four years in prison for raping a 16-year-old girl in 1994, as well as her brother Jelani Maraj’s conviction for raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter in 2015.
“She’s going to hell. Let’s hope all that silicone doesn’t release too many toxic fumes while she’s burning,” the TikToker added, poking fun at Minaj’s plastic surgery.
While Delgado may be done sharing his two cents, the Barbz and Megan’s admirers, Hotties, have continued fighting online over the “Hot Girl Summer” collaborators’ feud — which isn’t likely to end soon, as Minaj dropped her own diss track, “Big Foot,” at midnight.
