Commit a Murder Lyrics – Nicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj’s [ONIKA] is charging into 2026 like a pink-tinted storm on March 27 via Republic Records, and “Commit a Murder”—that cryptic C.A.M. she dangled on X back in October—feels like the album’s venomous heartbeat, track seven slicing through the silence with Barbz already crowning it her next throne-snatcher.

Whispers started September 27 when Nicki locked it into ASCAP, co-produced with ATL Jacob’s trap-laced wizardry, blending her razor-wire flows with brooding 808s and haunting synths that echo old No Frauds fire but dialed up for the digital coliseum. It’s hip-hop royalty at its most unfiltered: a genre-bending gut-punch of betrayal anthems and lyrical assassinations, where themes of backstabbing industry snakes and personal vendettas get dressed in double-entendres sharp enough to draw blood.

Imagine Nicki channeling her Roman alter ego for a slow-burn confessional—fierce, feminine fury over beats that pulse like a revenge plot unfolding in real time. No snippets leaked yet, but that X post (“C.A.M. loading…”) had fans decoding it as this gem in hours, tying it to her vault of unfinished symphonies she’s been teasing since Pink Friday 2’s dust settled.

[ONIKA] marks her sixth studio swing, a raw reclamation billed as the “final chapter” in her alter-ego saga—ditching the Barb doll gloss for [Onika] Maraj’s unvarnished truth bombs. Partial tracklist leaks paint a 16-cut manifesto: kicking off with “The Straw That Broke The Camel’s Back,” weaving through TBAs laced with rumored guests like Doja Cat whispers and production from Murda Beatz, all clocking around 50 minutes of shape-shifting bops. It’s her most introspective pivot yet, pulling from ’25’s chaos—canceled tours, family milestones, and that relentless Barbz devotion—into a concept album about legacy’s double edge.

Nicki’s at her apex-underdog peak, 43 and unbreakable after Pink Friday 2’s diamond runs and that Vegas residency that broke records while she mothered through the madness. She’s evolved from mixtape menace to mogul matriarch, trading shock value for surgical strikes—this era’s her mic-drop on the doubters, proving the Queen stays reigning by reinventing the crown.

Dive into the Commit a Murder lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other [ONIKA] tracks for more of Nicki’s unapologetic Barb empire vibes.