Man Dating Crazed Nicki Minaj Fan Asks Wendy Williams for Help

Nicki Minaj is being made out as the bad guy once again, and this time, she's aparently tearing apart a teenage romance...

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On Tuesday's epsiode of The Wendy Williams Show, 19-year-old New Jersey student named Rob stands up out of the audience to ask Wendy a question. 

"I need your help," Rob begins. "I love my boyfriend so much, but there's this issue we're having. He has this really unhealthy obsession with Nicki Minaj."

Wait, what? 

The audience chuckles as Rob continues, "He has this twitter account for Barbz. He fights people online! He's blocked by Cardi B, he's blocked by Lil Kim. I support everything he wants to support and everyone has their likes and dislikes but like..."

Wendy interrupts, "So what's your question dear?"

"He's interfering in our relationship," says Rob. "What do I do? Do I leave him?"

Williams clearly has little patience for the question. "You're only 19. This should not-" she says, flabbergasted. "Leave him. If this is the deal breaker at 19..."

Then Rob chooses that moment to say that his boyfriend is actually in the audience, mere feet away. The audience cackles as the camera zooms in on the red-faced boyfriend.

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"Okay fine, stay with him," Williams looks around and concedes. "But realize this, the nation comes before you...the nation of umm...the Navy? BeyHive?"

With Williams fumbling the name of the three crazed standoms, a look of fear flashes on both of their faces and Wendy quickly cuts to commercial. They both know better than to mess with the BeyHive. 

Twitter lost its mind over the clip: