Recording artist Nicki Minaj delivered a satirical monologue centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci, mocking the former public health official's media coverage and influence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Using the format of a fictional diary entry, Minaj sarcastically portrayed Fauci as someone receiving glowing press coverage despite the controversies surrounding pandemic policies and their impact on Americans.

"Dear diary, well, the press is hot for me," Minaj began.

She continued the satire by exaggerating Fauci's public image.

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"They say I'm sexier than Tyra Banks."

"Julia Roberts gasped when she saw how handsome I was."

"Brad Pitt played me on SNL."

Minaj then shifted from humor to criticism, referencing the broader effects of pandemic-era policies.

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"Never mind that I set millions of children back years on their education."

She also referenced the isolation experienced by many elderly Americans during the pandemic.

"Never mind that the elderly are alone and afraid, dying by themselves."

Returning to the theme of media coverage, Minaj suggested that criticism of those policies was overshadowed by positive portrayals of Fauci.

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"Yeah, the press is hot for me."

"They're really hot for me."

Minaj also referenced one of her most widely recognized phrases from the pandemic era.

"I'm coining terms like Fauci Ouchie."

The phrase became associated with her public comments questioning aspects of the COVID-19 response and vaccine discussion, drawing widespread media attention at the time.

Continuing the satirical diary format, Minaj joked about Fauci's cultural prominence.

"I've got bobbleheads."

She also criticized what she described as the treatment of people who questioned public health guidance.

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"And if anyone asks questions, me and my gang ruins their lives."

Minaj concluded the monologue by joking that the fictional version of Fauci was preparing to publish a memoir.

"I'm writing an autobiography."

She ended by saying, "I think I'm going to call it Fauci Ouchie."

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