The Young Money MC talks to BlackBook about fame, Lady Gaga and ongoing response to MTV doc ‘My Time Now.’ By James Dinh Nicki Minaj Photo: MTV Nicki Minaj is a platinum-selling rapper but she’s still adapting so many aspects of fame. The Young Money MC says she’s learning that she has to censor herself and that not all of her followers are fans. “I have to watch my mouth sometimes,” she tells BlackBook magazine in a new interview. “All of those people who follow me on Twitter ? They aren’t my friends. Some of them are fans, but many of them are people who hate my guts and are just waiting for me to tweet something that they can put on their blogs. It’s easy to see 2 million followers and think, ‘Look at all these people who love me!’ But not all of them love me. Whether I’m smiling or not, I know that people are always waiting for me to slip up.” Last November, MTV premiered Minaj’s documentary , “My Time Now,” and the 26-year-old raptress tells the magazine she was afraid she’d been “too real” and revealed “too much of the actual person behind Nicki Minaj” during filming. “Someone once told me, ‘People love the fa
