Atlantic Records is undergoing significant changes as it faces a wave of layoffs. Among those reacting to the news is the iconic rapper Nicki Minaj.

Incoming Atlantic CEO Elliot Grainge officially starts work on Oct. 1 Variety has obtained an internal memo from Warner Music CEO Robert Kyncl, which follows in full. Hi everyone, Since we announced Julie would be stepping down,

There’s something brewing at Atlantic Records. Variety reports in the wake of the expected departures of Atlantic Music Group's top executives, Julie Greenwald and Kevin Liles, the company has initiated significant layoffs as it restructures.

Nicki Minaj always gets the last laugh — well, at least according to her. The Hip-Hop icon took to her socials on Thursday (Sept. 19) to poke fun at the recent layoffs happening at Atlantic Records. Coincidentally, the label is also the home of her rival Cardi B and a plethora of other artists.

As reported yesterday (September 19), dynamic restructuring at Warner Music Group (WMG) has led to a wave of layoffs at Atlantic Records. The exact number of workers who have lost their jobs has yet to be confirmed,

Nicki Minaj took her pettiness to new heights. The Pink Friday rapper gave zero F's when she took to social media on Thursday (Sept. 19) to clown the recent layoffs of staffers at Atlantic Records. Get this,

Atlantic Music Group’s CEO Robert Kyncl warned about the upcoming layoffs in an internal memo obtained by Variety. Although he didn’t specify how many employees would be terminated, sources told the outlet that roughly 170 people will be impacted.

In the wake of Atlantic Records' reconstruction - which led to a number of layoffs - Nicki Minaj took to X to playfully share some advice for those who are now unemployed. "Dear fired executives & A&R's: Don't be mad,