As NME notes, commenters have claimed that the woman in the video is locally known in Miami's South Beach area, and is mentally ill. Though that information has not been confirmed, Minaj is now being accused of humiliating and bullying the woman."This video was unnecessary," wrote one commenter. "It's obvious the woman has a problem, and you think that social media needs to see it.""You should be ashamed of yourself," added another. "Why are you annoying a women who is clearly not in a mental state of mind to talk back to you in a decent conversation without aggression? I always liked your music, but after this I no longer am a fan. You are as fake as they get. Maybe after everything you've been through with your own father, you might show some sympathy and be more respectful to people who are clearly suffering. Shame on you.""Very disappointed," reads another comment. "Don't ever forget where you come from Nicki!!!!!!"Minaj has yet to comment or take down the video. Some fans are standing by her, arguing that they found the encounter to be entertaining. But, even if the woman isn't actually mentally ill, doesn't the video still feel so unnecessary?