After making headlines last week for allegedly showing up drunk and getting kicked out of a party during fashion week in NY, Foxy Brown is now looking to make a come back with a new double disc album she says will make history for female rappers. According to Rap-up.com: The embattled raptress told Billboard that she is finally going to release her oft-delayed Black Roses album as ...
Nicki Minaj better watch out.... Looks like Lil Kim is the #1 rapper... at least on Twitter.... According to AllHipHop.com: Rap star Lil Kim may not have dropped an album in over five years, but her popularity soared in 2010, according to new data recently released by social networking website Twitter. Despite many high profile releases and events in Hip-Hop over 2010, Lil Kim was the only ...
In an interview with VH1 following her performance on 'VH1 Divas,' rapper and radio host MC Lyte weighed in on the battle between Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim. Lyte says that Kim isn't the one who should be worried about Nicki: “Those who really need to be worried by Nicki’s record is Fergie, Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado,” she tells VH1. “Nicki is coming out to win. ...
Lil Kim appeared at a Queens nightclub over the weekend and went in on her rap nemesis, Nicki Minaj... During her appearance she called her Sicki Garbage... and then went on to say about Minaj "I will erase this *itch's social security name" before cueing the DJ to play Mobb Deep then saying "I kill this bitch with my own shit." and "my records just ...
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Foxy Brown is defending Nicki Minaj. The rapper says Nicki Minaj is doing a great job of branding herself and calls her a "Boss B*itch." But, she does go in on the rapper a little bit for stealing her signature "whoa whoa" ad libs that Foxy says are her trademark. According to MTV News: "What's funny, I actually applaud Nicki for it," said Foxy, who was accompanied ...
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