Nicki Minaj And Miley Cyrus Feud Continues: 'Anaconda' Singer Raps About VMAs!

Last year, as Miley Cyrus was hosting the MTV Music Awards (VMAs), Nicki Minaj took home the award for Best Hip-Hop Video for her megahit "Anaconda" and she took her time to do some dissin'. Months later, Minaj has stepped out to rap on a new Yo Gotti remix, and she's taking the time to reignite her feud with the "Wrecking Ball" singer!

According to Rolling Stone Magazine, the rapper and actress recently remixed Yo Gotti's track "Down in the DM" from last fall, and she took advantage of the moment to rehash the months-old feud with Cyrus after infamously calling her out with a "Miley, what what's good?" last year.

In her version of the song, Minaj added two new verses: "He said 'Kylie, what's good? / I said Miley, what's good? / I said could you pay my bills like O'Reilly, what's good?"

The other people referenced seem to be Keeping up with the Kardashians star Kylie Jenner as well as Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly, who in the past has been critical of a number of rappers in the past, The Daily Mail reports.

The feud between the two stars famously began before Cyrus was set to host the awards show and said Minaj wasn't "very polite" in regards of her short feud over the nominations with Taylor Swift. This, in turn, prompted Minaj to call Cyrus out during the VMAs, and the Hannah Montana alum said the media had "manipulated" her words, while Minaj eloquently told The New York Times that she felt offended over how Cyrus wanted to enjoy black women's culture but wasn't interested in their struggles.

For months, Cyrus has kept quiet on the subject of her ongoing feud with Minaj, maybe hoping the whole thing would go away. Still, the "Anaconda" singer doesn't seem to be about to let things go -- maybe she expects the apology she never got from her fellow musician?