Nicki Minaj is known for her curves, even singing about them in recent smash hit Anaconda.

And on Friday the 32-year-old put them on full display, sporting a form-fitting Roberto Cavalli cat suit, covered in daring cut-outs.

She donned the racy look for a surprise performance at Bud Light’s House of Whatever, an exclusive bash leading up to Super Bowl XLIX.

Nicki sported a long-sleeved black catsuit, featuring a plunging neckline that showed off the singer’s ample cleavage.

The mostly sheer catsuit was covered from head to toe in daring cut-outs, revealing the star’s black undergarments.

She coupled the outfit with a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti laced-up peep toe heels, which were embellished in pink and neon yellow.

Nicki’s hair was styled straight for the occasion, and her long, dark locks were slicked back into a ponytail, which fell down her back.

She sported a fierce cat eye for her performance, as well as pink lipstick, and long nails which were painted a pale shade of pink.

She accessorized in a large, open-ended diamond necklace, as well as coordinating diamond bangles.

Nicki performed at the Bud Light House of Whatever, as part of the beer’s current Up For Whatever ad campaign.

The House of Whatever will host parties, concerts, and activities leading up to Super Bowl XLIX, with all of the events exclusive, allowing in only those who scored invites by showing they were ‘up for whatever.’

The audition process, according to Bud Light Vice President Alexander Lambrecht, involved recording a 15-second video showing off your spontaneity while holding or drinking a Bud Light.

The video would then need to be uploaded to Instagram or Vine, and tagged with @budlight and #UpForWhatever, he said, in an interview with the Phoenix New Times.

Nicki was excited about her performance for Bud Light, taking to Instagram to share a handful of snaps from the night.

In one, in which she models in an elevator in her racy catsuit, she says: ‘Did a secret show for BUD LIGHT last night. [hearts] #HavADrinkClinkFoundABudLight’

The hashtag references lyrics from Nicki’s song Starships, which was a smash hit in the summer of 2012.