Nicki Minaj Slays an Impressive Quick-Change with 2 Fluffy Neon Looks in N.Y.C.

Nicki Minaj just made a case for neon Mondays. 

The Pink Friday 2 rapper, 41, kicked off the week in New York City where she made not one, not two, but three outfit changes throughout the day. 

After hitting the streets dripping in gold from head to toe earlier in the day, the musician and mom was seen outside of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert show wearing two vibrant outfits. 

First, Minaj was photographed arriving at the Ed Sullivan Theater dressed in a hot pink look that reminded everyone why she’s the boss of the Barbz.

Full of fashion risks, Minaj teamed her white top and latex pants with a bubble gum pink cropped fuzzy jacket and fluffy heeled boots in the same color. 

Later on, she made a stylish exit, this time clad in a gigantic highlighter-green hooded coat (also fluffy) and matching metallic emerald knee-high boots. Underneath, she wore a pink top and jeans. She also gave fans a glimpse at her knee-length pink hair. 

Minaj’s appearances come on the heels of some major news. 

Shortly after releasing her highly anticipated album Pink Friday 2 on Dec. 8 (Minaj’s birthday), the Queen of Rap shared on Monday that she’s setting out on tour across the globe in 2024 on the Nicki Minaj Presents: Pink Friday 2 World Tour. 

Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Pink Friday 2 is a sequel to her platinum certified 2010 debut album, Pink Friday, which houses hits like “Super Bass” and “Moment 4 Life.” 

Minaj posted a video to her Instagram sharing the whopping 22-song tracklist, which includes collaborations with Drake, Lil Uzi Vert, Future, Lil Wayne, J. Cole and several others. Her hit single “Super Freaky Girl,” which was released last August and debuted at the top of the Billboard Top 100, was also listed. 

The star originally hinted at the album in 2020, after posting on X (formerly known as Twitter) a message that read, “PF2.” The record’s release date was delayed multiple times before the album was able to reach fans’ ears earlier this month. 

In an October livestream, she described how much it meant to her to finally get to release the album and expressed just how “proud” of the project she is. “I am so filled with emotion about it because, as y’all know, it’s been a long time coming.”