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[FAMÈ]

She's so obsessed with being iconic. Yuck

[Young]

The title has me crying

Let's see

[Young]

I liked this.

She really did place herself close to Rih and Bey as far as popularity

For a rapper doing it on a pop level like she was; it was kinda new.
She really did Brand herself and she's super talented. No denying it.

She had a great reign.
Hope she's ready to share though because a lot of heat is coming back in female Rap it seems.

[Lazarus]

 

But she wasn't first or the only to do it at a pop level or sell products in pop culture.

[BAPHOMET.]

Why in the hell didnt Kim stop the surg' there.  she looked.... human still.

[fedswatchin]

Not one lie told

[fedswatchin]

But she wasn't first or the only to do it at a pop level or sell products in pop culture.

she's the only one doing it currently

She said she came in during a time when female rappers were being overlooked. That's nothing but the truth. And if you just look at the sales, Nicki has a lot o female MCs beat.

She's a special figure in hip hop and becoming that wasn't obvious or easy. Otherwise, Remy, Trina, Shawna, and whoever else could have came up. But they didn't lol

[Scott.]

But she wasn't first or the only to do it at a pop level or sell products in pop culture.

Like at all

[fedswatchin]

Such haters

[XXX.]

I watched the entire thing, and I feel like she said a whole lot without driving home a real point?  Kim pretty much has done everything Nicki has from the high profile collabs like "Lady Marmalade" (which was a #1 single & won a Grammy) and was a MAC girl.  Foxy was doing Calvin Klein and doing photo shoots with real supermodels like Kate Moss. 

Nicki definitely filled a void but none of what she rambled on about was necessarily a "first".

I think she's a little insecure when it comes to explaining her place in hip hop.  I'll give her credit for re-opening the door and her versatility as a rapper being able to ride a beat whether it's Pop, Rap, Reggae, Gospel, R&B, whatever.  Her flow, to me, is better than pretty much every female rapper that has came before her -- even though the lyrics are lacking.

But she can keep all that stuff about branding, fashion & selling makeup.

[Scott.]

k. michelles sells malt liquor.

Ok.

[Scott.]

Young said that her being a female rapper on a pop level was kinda new and it wasn't. Kim and Eve had done that prior to her coming to the game.

[Scott.]

I watched the entire thing, and I feel like she said a whole lot without driving home a real point?  Kim pretty much has done everything Nicki has from the high profile collabs like "Lady Marmalade" (which was a #1 single & won a Grammy) and was a MAC girl.  Foxy was doing Calvin Klein and doing photo shoots with real supermodels like Kate Moss. 

Nicki definitely filled a void but none of what she rambled on about was necessarily a "first".

I think she's a little insecure when it comes to explaining her place in hip hop.  I'll give her credit for re-opening the door and her versatility as a rapper being able to ride a beat whether it's Pop, Rap, Reggae, Gospel, R&B, whatever.  Her flow, to me, is better than pretty much every female rapper that has came before her -- even though the lyrics are lacking.

But she can keep all that stuff about branding, fashion & selling makeup.

Exactly

But hateration!

[XXX.]

this got damn goddess

Fox slayed!  Standing next to Kate Moss and being a CK girl was kinda unprecedented at that point for a dark skin female rapper.  I mean, ain't too many bitches doing it now.

Her and Kim really slayed the 90's.

[fedswatchin]

The features that she had on her first record, as well as the endorsements that she had, were unprecedented for a new rapper period, whether female or male.