Snooki discovers Pink “came for me” nine months ago in an Instagram tirade about the “irrelevant” Rolling Stone
Jersey Shore star Snooki just discovered this Monday that Pink slammed her in an Instagram tirade against Rolling Stone nine months ago.
Pink had denounced the magazine as “irrelevant” and chafed that its “credibility plummeted by the time ‘Snooki’ became acceptable coverage”.
Snooki, 35, only got wind of the dig this Monday and tweeted in disbelief: “Oh my god I never saw that! pink came for me? That f***kkkk lol.’
Side by side: Jersey Shore star Snooki (left) just discovered this Monday that Pink (right) slammed her in an Instagram tirade against Rolling Stone nine months ago
From 2009 to 2012, Snooki, real name Nicole Polizzi, enjoyed international fame as a scene-stealing presence on the hit reality show Jersey Shore.
Reporting on Rolling Stone in 2011, she explained in her interview that she’s “trying to build an empire because I can’t get a normal job after that.”
Meanwhile, Pink covered the magazine a year later, posing in a cheeky black leather corset alongside the phrase, “The Return Of Pink: ‘I’m still insane!’
Pink’s diatribe about Rolling Stone came earlier this year after the magazine removed her from a list of the top 25 Grammy performances.
Details: Pink’s diatribe about Rolling Stone came earlier this year after the magazine removed her from a list of its top 25 Grammy performances; She’s playing the 2010 Grammys
Wow: “Bahahahaha y’all irrelevant since 1990,” she wrote, adding, “This is the magazine that used to feature the likes of John Lennon and Muddy Waters.”
F*** Rolling Stone: She raged that “this is the biggest sell-off in f***ing history for a release we all once trusted”
Letting it out: Pink argued that “it’s not just about her terrible opinion on ‘Grammy performance ratings’,” but rather about “decades of wasting trees and people’s time.”
“Bahahahaha y’all irrelevant since 1990,” she wrote, adding, “This is the magazine that used to feature the likes of John Lennon and Muddy Waters. Hunter S. Thompson wrote political plays – they put Tina Turner on their cover.’
Pink continued, “Then they sold out and all credibility went to the end when ‘style over substance’ and ‘earnings over authenticity’ came into play. At this point, Snooki became acceptable reporting. give me a fucking break Do your homework.’
She thundered: “You don’t have to like me or my music or anything about me – and believe me I could give it anything – but this is the biggest sell-out in damn history when it comes to a release We All Once Trusted.” Damn rolling stone.’
Throwback: From 2009 to 2012, Snooki, real name Nicole Polizzi, enjoyed international fame as a scene-stealing presence on the Jersey shore; pictured 2011
Remember when: Snooki reported to Rolling Stone in 2011, explaining in her interview that she’s “trying to build an empire because I can’t get a normal job after that.”
Pink noted, “And I’ve felt that way for decades — as have so many of my favorite artists and my peers. It’s not just about her appalling opinion on “Grammy performance ratings.” It’s been decades wasting trees and people’s time.’
When Snooki found out about the tirade and tweeted about it Monday, her friend and Jersey Shore co-star Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley also weighed in.
“Ugh I love her so much too,” JWoww wrote with a teary-eyed emoji, wondering, “Why does she have to throw you in there?”
Meanwhile: Pink covered the magazine a year later, posing in a cheeky black leather corset alongside the phrase: ‘The Return Of Pink: ‘I’m still insane!’