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 Nicki Minaj PISSED at 'Idol' Producers Stop Fueling Mariah! 
 
 EXCLUSIVE 
 
 is FURIOUS with "" producers -- telling her peeps they goosedinto starting beef on the set.Sources connected with Nicki tell us ... she's convinced producers -- along with members of Mariah's team -- are conspiring to get under her skin ... because they think a pissed off Minaj will bring in viewers.We're told Nicki is adamant ... she won't be anyone's puppet and if she feels she's being set up, she vows to "cut it off at the head." As for how, she says for starters, the next time Mariah "acts up," Nicki is walking off the set.There's just one problem with her theory -- we know "Idol" producers were genuinely shocked and upset by Tuesday's outburst. Our very connected "Idol" sources tell us the big wigs were completely flat footed and they are doing everything they can to restore peace -- which they successfully did Wednesday.As for conspiracies between producers and Mariah ... we believe in the grassy knoll just like the next guy, but in this case Oswald did it alone. 

 Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey's fight during 'American Idol' auditions got 'intense,' says host Ryan Seacrest 'American Idol' taping halted as divas explode in profane shouting match 
 
 It’s all good — for the ratings! 
 
 Tuesday night's shrieking smackdown between “American Idol” judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey will be great for the aging show, says host Ryan Seacrest. 
 
 RELATED: MINAJ LAUNCHES INTO TIRADE AT CAREY DURING 'IDOL' TAPING 
 
 "We want that! We want them to be on this panel together," Seacrest said on his radio show Wednesday. "This is a good team, a great team, to go out and look for the next American Idol . . . the feedback that they give is very good." 
 
 PHOTOS: WORST CELEBRITY FEUDS 
 
 Minaj, a wig-wearing wacko rap superstar and Carey, a notoriously difficult diva, blew their stacks at each other when they disagreed about a contestant during “Idol” audtions in Charlotte, N.C. 
 
 Carey called Minaj a “b***h,” and the “Your Love” singer threatened, “I’m gonna knock you out!” 
 
 "It got heated between Nicki and Mariah," admitted Seacrest, who was outside the auditorium during the dust-up. "It was intense! I'll be honest with you . .. It went far last night. It did get intense." 
 
 "These are all very different individuals with different perspectives and different opinions that provide for interesting conversation and dialogue and feedback for the contestants," he added of Minaj, Carey, fellow newbie Keith Urban and longtime judge, Randy Jackson. 
 
 Michael Becker/AP 
 
 “There’s nothing wrong with disagreeing . . . That's gonna happen, and it's okay," 
 
 In a video of the incident, taken moments after the spat began, Minaj could clearly be heard ranting: "I told them I'm not f**kin' putting up with her f**king highness over there. Figure it the f**k out. Figure it out," she howled. 
 
 The 12th season of “Idol” debuts in January.
– Nicki Minaj is convinced that American Idol producers are behind her feud with Mariah Carey, attempting to goad Minaj into angry outbursts like the one caught on tape Tuesday because it makes for good television. Though that sounds like a very believable premise to us, TMZ's sources insist producers were actually shocked and even unhappy by Tuesday's fracas. And apparently they're doing all they can to smooth things over, which led to a much calmer day on-set yesterday. But if Carey divas up again, Minaj is walking away, sources say. Meanwhile, just about everyone else in the world has weighed in on the drama: Fellow judge Keith Urban tells Extra he felt like "the UN" when he found himself in the middle of Minaj and Carey, and wife Nicole Kidman called him "Switzerland." Nick Cannon, aka Mr. Mariah Carey, tells E! that his wife is "the strongest, classiest woman that I've ever met in any situation" and that she's "not moved by the theatrics or pageantry. She's just there to do her job and help young people." On his radio show, Idol host Ryan Seacrest said the exchange did indeed get "heated" and "intense," the New York Daily News reports. Even so, "there's nothing wrong with disagreeing," he said. And what does Minaj's hairdresser have to say about all this? According to the New York Post, Terrence Davidson wrote on Facebook that people should "stop hitting me about what happened ... if you wasn't there save your speech."