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Serena Williams, Nicki Minaj and Nas star in a Beats by Dre ad

Serena Williams, Nicki Minaj and Nas starred in the latest Beats by Dre ad. The ad which was released ahead of Serena’s return to the U.S Open, honours the 23-time grand slam champion as the queen of Queens.

In the ad, Serena is seen in a tug of war between her role as a mother and world class tennis player. At the end of the video, she seems to have conquered her roles and is titled Queen. Nicki Minaj shared the video on her social media sharing her sentiments about Serena.

Image: Serena Williams IG

So fitting for the Queen of everything.

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