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Nicki Minaj nearly broke the internet as she tried to recreate her legendary "Ten Toes" pose, this time in a dangerously short Chanel dress. The rapper balanced perfectly in stilettos, but admitted in a playful Instagram post that the outfit was just 'a tad shorter,' making the shot too risky to finish. She pulled the plug before things got 'explicit,' but promised fans a classy redo with more coverage next time. The post featured her hit 'High School,' a nod to the moment that started it all. As the 'Stiletto Challenge' trend goes viral on TikTok, fans are falling left and right, while Nicki remains firmly ten toes down.
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