Queen Radio: Volume 1 by Nicki Minaj has officially become her fourth platinum-certified album in the United Kingdom, following Pink Friday (2010), Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded (2012), and The Pinkprint (2014).
According to British Phonographic Industry (BPI), The greatest-hits compilation released via Island Records in the UK has surpassed 300,000 in streams and sales equivalent units as of October 16, 2026, measured by The Official Charts Company.
The achievement marks another significant moment for the Trinidadian-born rap superstar, whose compilation brought together some of her biggest career hits while introducing listeners to new collaborations, including the remix of Jamaican dancehall artiste Skeng’s breakout track, “Likkle Miss.”
“Likkle Miss (with Skeng) – Remix,” of from Skeng’s original song of the same name which pairs Minaj with the Spanish Town-born dancehall deejay.
Produced by Drop Top Records, the original track gained traction in Jamaica peaking at No. 1 on YouTube, before attracting the attention of Minaj, who added her signature flow and lyrical flair to the remix.
The song opens with Skeng before Minaj makes her entrance, declaring, “Caribbean Girls Run It.”
The remix also incorporates a soundbite of Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness saying “Fully Dunce,” adding a distinctly Jamaican cultural reference to the international collaboration.
Minaj, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago, effortlessly moves between Caribbean patois and her trademark rap delivery, showcasing the regional influences that have remained central to her musical identity.
At one point, the rapper playfully identifies herself as Skeng’s “Likkle Miss,” embracing the song’s title while delivering a flirtatious verse.
