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"Red Ruby da Sleeze"
Single by Nicki Minaj
from the album Pink Friday 2
ReleasedMarch 3, 2023 (2023-03-03)
Recorded2022
Genre
Length3:35
LabelRepublic
Songwriters
Producers
  • Go Grizzly
  • Cheeze Beatz
  • Kobang
Nicki Minaj singles chronology
"Princess Diana"
(2023) 		"Red Ruby da Sleeze"
(2023) 		"Alone"
(2023)
Music video
"Red Ruby da Sleeze" on YouTube

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" is a song by rapper Nicki Minaj from her fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2 (2023). Initially released on March 3, 2023 as a promotional single, it was officially released on March 14, 2023 to US rhythmic contemporary radio through Republic Records, serving as the album's second single. It contains a sample of "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)" (2003) by Lumidee and was produced by Go Grizzly, Cheeze Beatz, and Tate Kobang. The song debuted in the top 20 in the United States.

Background and composition

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Nicki Minaj first previewed the track on February 23, 2023, on Instagram, also announcing in a post that it would be released on March 3, 2023.[1] She teased the song with a video of her rapping to it at the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival.[2] Minaj referred to the track as a "street record b4 [sic] my next official single."[3]

Over a beat of "near-Flamenco handclaps" and trap drums,[4] the song finds Nicki Minaj rapping and singing.[5] The chorus functions as a percussive breakdown, featuring faint vocals of "Uh oooooh's" from the sample of Lumidee's "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)" in the background.[6]

Minaj performs in her new titular alter-ego, Red Ruby or Red Ruby Da Sleeze.[7] Media speculated that Minaj dissed Megan Thee Stallion with the lyric "700 on 'em horses when we fixin' to leave / But I don't fuck with horses since Christopher Reeves", which references actor Christopher Reeve's falling off a horse accident that left him paralyzed.[8][9][10] It was also speculated that the lyrics "Dorito bitches mad that they not chose" and "Ya fuckin' bozo / That .40 cal a make 'em dance like a go-go" addressed Megan, the former alluding to Megan's promotional song "Flamin' Hottie" for a Hot Cheetos and Doritos Super Bowl commercial, and the latter alluding to the claim that rapper Tory Lanez allegedly yelled "Dance bitch, dance!" when shooting at Megan.[8][9][10] Minaj also references fashion designer Donna Karan with the lyric "We don't be Karen like Donna-na, na-na-na-na".[10]

Reception

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Tom Breihan of Stereogum wrote, "[Minaj] can really rap, and she can really, really rap when she's mad about something. She goes off on this thing, moving in and out of patois, and the beat is hard and pop at the same time."[9] Jon Pareles of The New York Times commented, "Calm arrogance is Nicki Minaj's gift. There's no need to decipher all her allusions because her delivery and production say it all" and "her percussive rhymes are competitive in every realm — linguistic, sexual, financial, culinary ('guacamole with the taco') — and their utter confidence is still convincing."[4]

Music video

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An official music video was teased on March 15, 2023,[11] and released on May 13. Directed by Grizz[12] and filmed in Trinidad and Tobago and California,[13] it sees Minaj on the deck and in the backyard of her Hidden Hills mansion.[12][13][14] She is shown in different outfits, such as a black monokini, a red Dior bikini, and a red kimono[12] which she wears over a swimsuit and later takes off,[13] as well as various clothing of high fashion brands.[12][15] Reality star Brooke Bailey from Basketball Wives appears alongside Minaj in multiple scenes, such as sitting under a cabana, walking down the city streets and shopping for fashion,[12][13] and posing in front of a white Range Rover, while also wearing luxury clothing.[12] Additionally, Minaj is seen going on joyrides at night with Jamaican dancehall artist Skeng,[16] and in a pink Rolls-Royce with red interior.[14] Her collaboration with Bailey and outfits in the clip were teased in Instagram posts prior to the release of the video.[17]

Track listings

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  • Streaming/digital download[18]
  1. "Red Ruby da Sleeze" – 3:34
  • Digital download – acapella[19]
  1. "Red Ruby da Sleeze" (acapella) – 3:34
  • Streaming/digital download – sped up[20]
  1. "Red Ruby da Sleeze" (sped up) – 2:59
  2. "Red Ruby da Sleeze" – 3:34

Charts

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Certifications

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Certifications for "Red Ruby da Sleeze"
Region Certification Certified units/sales
Australia (ARIA)[35] Gold 35,000‡
United States (RIAA)[36] Platinum 1,000,000‡

‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

Release history

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Release history and formats for "Red Ruby da Sleeze"
Country Date Format Version Labels Ref.
Various March 3, 2023
Original Republic [18]
March 7, 2023 Digital download Acapella [19]
United States March 14, 2023 Rhythmic contemporary radio Original [37]
Various March 30, 2023
  • Digital download
  • streaming
 Sped up [20]

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"Red Ruby Da Sleeze" is a hip-hop song by Trinidadian-American rapper Nicki Minaj, released on March 3, 2023, as a promotional single from her fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2 (2023), through Young Money Entertainment and Republic Records. The track was produced by Go Grizzly, Cheeze Beats, and Tate Kobang and prominently samples "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)" (2003) by Lumidee as well as elements from Super Cat's "Ghetto Red Hot" (1992). In the song, Minaj adopts a braggadocious alter-ego named Red Ruby Da Sleeze, boasting about her wealth, influence, and ties to street culture while delivering rapid-fire verses over the sampled beat. Upon release, "Red Ruby Da Sleeze" debuted at number 13 on the chart and topped the chart for one week. The song was later certified platinum by the RIAA. The song's music video, directed by Grizz, premiered on May 14, 2023——featuring Minaj in luxurious settings and vibrant attire, emphasizing themes of opulence and empowerment. It later appeared as the thirteenth track on Pink Friday 2, which debuted at number one on the upon its December 2023 release. The single received praise for revitalizing Minaj's career momentum following a period of relative quiet, with critics highlighting its energetic production and her commanding as a return to her signature style. "Red Ruby Da Sleeze" also sparked discussions on Minaj's ongoing feuds within the rap industry, as certain lyrics were interpreted as subtle disses toward contemporaries.

Background and production

Development and inspiration

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" was conceived during the recording sessions for Nicki Minaj's fifth studio album, , which took place throughout 2022 as Minaj worked toward the project's completion later that year. The track emerged as a standalone single initially, but its development aligned with Minaj's broader creative process for the album, where she explored themes of dominance and reinvention in hip-hop. The song draws inspiration from Minaj's , "Red Ruby da Sleeze," a embodying a bold, street-savvy attitude that contrasts with her more playful or glamorous characters, allowing her to channel unfiltered confidence and aggression in her delivery. This was introduced through the track itself, marking a fresh in Minaj's use of multiple to navigate industry rivalries and assert her status as a leading female rapper. At its core, the production features a sample from Lumidee's hit "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)," as well as elements from Super Cat's "Ghetto Red Hot" (), selected to infuse the song with a nostalgic rhythm that bridges early 2000s hip-hop energy with contemporary trap elements, enhancing the track's infectious hook and Minaj's commanding flow. Minaj first teased the song on February 23, 2023, via , sharing preview clips and the official cover art to announce its impending release on March 3, which heightened fan excitement amid ongoing exchanges hinting at industry conflicts. This buildup included speculation that the lyrics contained disses directed at , rooted in escalating tensions between the two artists following public disputes over collaborations and personal incidents in the rap scene, with references first noted during the song's early conceptualization.

Recording and personnel

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" was recorded in 2022 at Harbor Studios in Malibu, , as part of sessions for Nicki Minaj's fifth studio album, . The track was produced by Go Grizzly and Cheeze Beatz, with Go Grizzly serving as the primary responsible for programming and beat construction, which features trap drums layered over near-Flamenco-style handclaps. Nicki performed as the lead vocalist and co-wrote the alongside Lumidee Cedeño (due to the interpolation of her 2003 track "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)"), , and additional contributors including Darryl McCorkell, Joshua Goods, Kirsten Allyssa Spencer, and Josiah Muhammad. Recording Aubry “Big Juice” Delaine handled the vocal and instrumental capture, while mixing was overseen by Șerban Ghenea with assistance from Bryce Bordone and John Hanes, ensuring a seamless integration of Minaj's rapid-fire rap verses with the melodic chorus derived from the sample. Mastering was completed by Chris Athens at Sterling Sound, providing the track's polished, high-fidelity sound suitable for both streaming and club play. The song features no guest artists, spotlighting Minaj's and delivery throughout its duration.

Composition and lyrics

Musical elements

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" runs for a duration of 3:35. The track follows a conventional hip-hop structure: an intro leading into a verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-outro format. The song blends elements of hip-hop, trap, and genres, drawing from the underlying its primary sample. Its production, handled by Go Grizzly and Cheeze Beatz, prominently features the sample from Lumidee's "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)." Interpolated Flamenco-style handclaps add a distinctive percussive drive, enhancing the track's energetic yet menacing vibe. Clocking in at approximately 98 beats per minute in the key of , the composition maintains a mid-tempo that balances intensity and groove. delivers rapid-fire during the verses, shifting to melodic, auto-tuned singing in the chorus, where she directly interpolates the hook from Lumidee's 2003 track "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)." This contrast underscores the song's dynamic flow, with the sampled choral "uh-oh" elements reinforcing its rhythmic and atmospheric tension.

Themes and content

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" centers on themes of bravado and unwavering street loyalty, with embodying the titular persona as a glamorous yet perilous figure who leverages violence and manipulative relationships to assert dominance in the rap world. The vividly depict this through references to affiliations and the term "sleeze," which here signifies a bold, confident, and provocative woman. Boasts of opulent luxury—symbolized by red rubies representing elite status and extravagant cars underscoring —intertwine with these elements, painting a portrait of unapologetic success amid danger. Industry rivalries add layers of shade, particularly in lines alluding to feuds with , such as the infamous shooting incident via metaphors like a ".40 cal" making them "dance like a ." These disses amplify the song's confrontational tone, positioning Minaj as the unchallenged queen dismissing imitators and adversaries. The narrative unfolds across a structured arc: the first verse establishes the "Red Ruby da Sleeze" persona with confident declarations of exclusivity and superiority over "wannabe Chun-Lis," setting a tone of elite detachment. The chorus then hooks listeners with its repetitive, empowering of resilience—"Bad gyal don't die-die-die"—reinforcing invincibility through sampled rhythms. The second verse intensifies the bravado with escalated threats and boasts of replacement over pursuit, heightening the stakes of betrayal and power plays. Finally, the bridge injects subtle vulnerability, as Minaj rejects superficial advances with dismissive "na-na-na" chants, humanizing the fierce exterior while maintaining control. Minaj's lyrical prowess shines through sophisticated and dense schemes that propel her rapid flow, employing double entendres to blur lines between literal accumulation and relational exploitation—for instance, lines equating romantic entanglements with strategic conquests. This technique underscores themes of duplicity and triumph, rewarding close listeners with layered interpretations of affluence and disloyalty. Echoing her Trinidadian heritage, the track features patois-infused delivery in elements like "," a slang term for a bold, defiant , adding authentic cultural texture to the persona's streetwise authenticity.

Release and promotion

Announcement and single release

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" was announced by on February 23, 2023, via her accounts, where she revealed the and confirmed the single's impending release. The track arrived on March 3, 2023, initially positioned as a promotional single to build anticipation for her fifth studio album, , which would follow later that year. This marked Minaj's first solo single of 2023, arriving seven months after "", signaling her return to the music scene with a high-energy hip-hop record. The single was distributed digitally through Republic Records, a division of Universal Music Group, available for download and streaming on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Upon release, it included the standard audio track alongside an official lyric video uploaded to Minaj's YouTube channel, which quickly accumulated streams and engaged fans in the lead-up to Pink Friday 2's December 8, 2023, launch. Following the album's release, where the song was included as a track, "Red Ruby da Sleeze" was retroactively designated as the second official single from Pink Friday 2. Exclusively offered in digital formats, the single had no physical editions, emphasizing its role in digital promotion and streaming-era accessibility.

Marketing strategies

The marketing for "Red Ruby da Sleeze" heavily relied on social media to generate anticipation and engagement. Minaj shared teasers on , including behind-the-scenes footage from the music video production, which fueled early excitement among fans. She also announced the song's premiere on her Queen Radio show via an Instagram Live session, promoting it directly on to direct fans to the event. These platforms facilitated interactions with her dedicated fanbase, known as the Barbz, who amplified discussions around speculated feuds with artists like , drawing widespread attention through viral threads and responses. Radio promotion began shortly after the initial release, with the track added to rhythmic contemporary stations, contributing to its entry on the Rhythmic Airplay chart in late March 2023. This push helped establish airplay momentum, as evidenced by its spin gains reported in industry tracking. As the lead promotional single for Minaj's fifth studio Pink Friday 2, the song integrated with the project's branding, including hints at upcoming live performances during the album's rollout era. Merchandise tied to the track, such as graphic T-shirts featuring Minaj's imagery from the song, became available through official retailers, extending the promotional reach. The strategy also capitalized on viral elements through , where the chorus sample from Lumidee's "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)" inspired user-generated dance challenges and content, boosting organic shares and streams. Press coverage further amplified buzz by focusing on feud speculation, with outlets dissecting potential disses in the lyrics toward and others, which Minaj addressed indirectly during a virtual listening event by alleging industry efforts to undermine her via paid campaigns. This controversy-driven narrative sustained media interest post-release.

Music video

Production details

The music video for "Red Ruby da Sleeze" was directed by Grizz, also known as Alex Grizz Loucas. Filming took place primarily in during the island's 2023 Carnival festivities (February 20–21), capturing cultural scenes that reflect the song's Trinidadian influences. The production adopted a vibrant, island-themed aesthetic with colorful backdrops and dynamic sequences emphasizing Minaj's wardrobe of bold, revealing outfits alongside dance routines infused with energy. Cameo appearances by reality star Brooke Bailey and Jamaican artist Skeng contributed an international flair, with Skeng featured in a laid-back pose against a Rolls-Royce. Choreography was handled by Minaj's creative team, incorporating fluid moves to complement the track's rhythmic sample. In , the footage was edited to a runtime of 3:34, culminating in its premiere on as an official visual tied to the single's audio release.

Concept and release

The music video for "Red Ruby da Sleeze" presents embodying her alter-ego of the same name, navigating a world of luxury and underlying danger through dynamic scenes that highlight her commanding presence. The storyline unfolds with Minaj reveling in high-end partying amid the vibrant streets and celebrations of Trinidad, featuring poolside luxury, ocean views, and cultural dance elements. Symbolic motifs recur throughout, manifesting as jewelry and red-hued accents that underscore themes of power and dominance, aligning with the track's assertive persona. Visual themes in the video blend glamorous excess—featuring lavish settings, sparkling jewelry, and designer attire—with gritty street life elements, such as urban pursuits and raw energy, effectively mirroring the duality in the song's between bravado and confrontation. Filming locations in contribute to this contrast, with the tropical island settings evoking cultural roots. No censored version of the video was produced, as its explicit imagery and language were consistent with the song's mature rating and artistic intent. The video premiered on May 14, 2023, on and , timed to coincide with the promotional rollout for Minaj's album . Its release amplified the single's visibility, with the vivid portrayal of the "Red Ruby da Sleeze" alter-ego driving a surge in streams and engagement.

Reception

Critical reviews

Upon its release, "Red Ruby da Sleeze" received largely positive reviews from music critics, who praised Nicki Minaj's commanding presence and innovative production choices. Stereogum highlighted Minaj's confident flow, noting how it thrives amid rivalry-fueled motivation, and commended the track's effective sample flip of Lumidee's 2003 hit "Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)," which blends hard-hitting beats with pop accessibility. Similarly, described the song as a showcase of Minaj's "calm arrogance," positioning her verse as an exemplar of peak rap bravado in contemporary hip-hop. Some reviews offered mixed assessments, acknowledging strengths in Minaj's lyrical prowess while critiquing elements of the production. , in its review of the parent album , lauded Minaj's valiant rapping on "Red Ruby da Sleeze"—particularly her agile delivery as the track's titular persona—but pointed to the album's broader reliance on nostalgic interpolations and TikTok-friendly trap beats as somewhat derivative, potentially limiting deeper innovation. Critics frequently emphasized the intensity of Minaj's second verse, with its sharp disses and rhythmic dexterity drawing comparisons to her early-career ferocity. The accompanying music video, filmed in Minaj's native , was commended for its cultural authenticity, capturing tropical island vibes and Carnival-inspired aesthetics that rooted the track in her Trini heritage. Reviewers appreciated the visuals' vibrant energy and Minaj's glamorous transformations, though some outlets described the clip's structure—featuring dance sequences and opulent settings—as formulaic within the rap video genre. Outlets like Intersect Magazine awarded the track 7/10 for its bold revival of Minaj's classic bombastic style, blending dancehall riddims with unapologetic bravado. Overall, the track was seen as a triumphant return to form, reigniting discussions of Minaj's enduring influence in female rap.

Accolades and recognition

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" earned Nicki Minaj a nomination for Best Female Hip-Hop Artist at the 2023 BET Awards, highlighting her standout performance on the track as part of her broader 2023 output. Although she did not win the category, which went to Latto, the nomination underscored the song's role in sustaining Minaj's prominence in female rap. At the , Minaj secured the Top Female Rap Artist award, with "Red Ruby da Sleeze" serving as a key release contributing to her chart dominance that year. The track also propelled her to win Best Female Hip-Hop Artist at the , reflecting its lasting influence on her career . The song did not receive any Grammy Award nominations, despite submissions for categories related to . However, by 2025, retrospective analyses praised "Red Ruby da Sleeze" for its contribution to the album's commercial and cultural impact, including leading female rap album sales in 2024. On streaming platforms, "Red Ruby da Sleeze" amassed over 181 million streams on in 2023, positioning it among the year's top solo female rap tracks. By November 2025, the song had surpassed 250 million total streams on . It appeared in various editorial and user-curated "best of 2023" rap playlists on and , cementing its status in the genre's annual highlights. Culturally, the track has been frequently referenced in analyses of Minaj's 2023 feud era, particularly its pointed lyrics targeting rivals like Megan Thee Stallion, which shaped ongoing discussions in rap discourse through 2024.

Commercial performance

Weekly charts

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" achieved notable success on various weekly music charts worldwide following its release on March 3, 2023. In the United States, the song debuted and peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 dated March 18, 2023, spending a total of 12 weeks on the chart. It also debuted at number 1 on the Hot Rap Songs chart, where it held the top position for one week. On the US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, it reached a peak of number 4, bolstered by strong urban radio airplay. Internationally, it peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Global 200, highlighting its streaming performance across global markets. In Canada, the track attained a high of number 46 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100. On the UK Singles Chart, it peaked at number 28. The song also entered the Australian ARIA Singles Chart at a peak of number 35. In New Zealand, it peaked at number 5 on the Hot Singles chart, demonstrating solid regional appeal in urban formats. In Ireland, it reached number 28 on the Irish Singles Chart. The song's chart trajectory on the began with a debut at number 13, its peak position, before descending to number 37 in its second week and eventually exiting after 12 weeks. The following table summarizes the peak positions on select weekly charts:
Chart (2023)Peak position
Canada ()46
()20
Ireland (IRMA)28
UK Singles (OCC)28
Australia (ARIA)35
New Zealand Hot Singles (RMNZ)5
US 13
US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs ()4
US Hot Rap Songs ()1
This reflects its strong showing in urban and streaming-based charts, with the trajectory showing initial high entry followed by gradual decline over several weeks.

Year-end charts

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" achieved notable placements on several year-end charts in 2023, reflecting its strong performance within genre-specific rankings despite a mid-tier peak on the all-genre Hot 100. The track landed at number 49 on the year-end chart, underscoring its sustained popularity among R&B and hip-hop audiences through streaming and metrics. On the US Rhythmic Airplay year-end chart for 2023, the secured the number 25 position, highlighting its crossover appeal on rhythmic radio formats. Although it did not enter the top 100 of the overall year-end chart due to its mid-chart peak earlier in the year, its showings in specialized lists demonstrated robust genre impact. In 2024, the maintained a lingering presence in retrospective and streaming-based charts without achieving new year-end peaks, as its momentum from the prior year tapered off amid newer releases.

Certifications

"Red Ruby da Sleeze" earned its first major certification in the United States, where the (RIAA) awarded it status on March 29, 2024, recognizing 1,000,000 equivalent units based on combined digital sales and on-demand audio and video streams. As of November 2025, the certification remains , though the song has surpassed 2 million units in the US. The song's strong performance contributed to its accumulation of these units, surpassing 800,000 in pure sales and streams by the certification date. In , the Australian Recording Industry Association () certified the track in 2023 for 35,000 equivalent units. As of November 2025, no additional certifications have been issued, including no upgrade to multi-platinum status in the or further international awards beyond the . In the , the song has not yet received a from the (BPI), remaining pending for Silver status, which requires 200,000 units, as of November 2025.

Track listings and formats

Standard digital release

The standard digital release of "Red Ruby da Sleeze" was issued on March 3, 2023, as a promotional single by and , available for download and streaming on platforms including , , , and Tidal. The release features the explicit version of the title track, with a duration of 3:34, and contains no B-sides or additional songs. Writing credits are attributed to Nicki Minaj, Lumidee (for the sampled elements from her 2003 track "Never Leave You"), Tate Kobang, Go Grizzly, Cheeze Beatz, Kirsten Spencer, Teddy Mendez, and Steven "Lenky" Marsden. Production was handled by Go Grizzly, Cheeze Beatz, and Tate Kobang. It supports various audio formats, including , AAC (at 256 kbps), and high-resolution for compatible devices and services. An acapella version of the track, also lasting 3:34, was included on select platforms such as to enable remixing by producers and fans.

Additional versions

A sped-up version of "Red Ruby da Sleeze," featuring xxtristanxo and Speed Radio, was released on March 30, 2023, with a duration of 2:59, contributing to its popularity on platforms like where accelerated tracks often gain viral traction. The song appears as a standard track on Nicki Minaj's fifth studio album, , released in December 2023, and its deluxe edition, Gag City Deluxe, issued the same month, without alterations to the original recording. No official remixes have been released as of 2025, though unofficial fan edits and reworks, such as the RapMaRz Rework, have circulated online. Instrumental versions, primarily fan-produced recreations of the original beat by Go Grizzly and Cheeze Beatz, became available on platforms like and shortly after the song's debut in March 2023. Live renditions of "Red Ruby da Sleeze" have been featured in Minaj's performances, including a medley with "Itty Bitty Piggy" at the on September 12 and during her starting in 2024, though no audio or video recordings of these versions have been issued as official singles.

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