everything she said was the truth. And this was really genuine.
But.... somehow Rig is going to find a way to hate
Here I am babe!
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God, she?s late.
Haven?t clicked yet though
subdued! serious!
:udontlookok:
But toot your horn Rap Queen
:woohoo:
The only thing I see it for is that she came in when there was a void, and she capitalized. Which is obvious and not really unique.
The rest has been done by the other girls before her. Big name cosigns and features, endorsements and what have you.
Quote from: L0NZ. on October 11, 2017, 09:31:19 PM
The only thing I see it for is that she came in when there was a void, and she capitalized. Which is obvious and not really unique.
The rest has been done by the other girls before her. Big name cosigns and features, endorsements and what have you.
!!!!!!!
Kim and Foxy were doing EVERYTHING Nicki has done. :kii:
And Queen Latifah was the face of Cover Girl. :dead:
Jay! Em!
Jay was on Kim first album too hun.
Em was on Missy album.
But unique!
"All the Male MC's knew if they were on a track with me, they would have to come hard"
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Nicki is like.... wayyyy bigger than Kim or Fox' has ever been.
Just wanted to throw that out there. whew
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Quote from: L0NZ. on October 11, 2017, 09:31:19 PM
The only thing I see it for is that she came in when there was a void, and she capitalized. Which is obvious and not really unique.
The rest has been done by the other girls before her. Big name cosigns and features, endorsements and what have you.
Right!
:dead:
She's so obsessed with being iconic. Yuck
The title has me crying
Let's see
Quote from: Lazarus on October 11, 2017, 09:08:29 PM
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.
:dead:
But she wasn't first or the only to do it at a pop level or sell products in pop culture.
Why in the hell didnt Kim stop the surg' there. :omgwatshappening: she looked.... human still.
Not one lie told
Quote from: Lazarus on October 11, 2017, 11:58:00 PM
:dead:
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
Quote from: Lazarus on October 11, 2017, 11:58:00 PM
:dead:
But she wasn't first or the only to do it at a pop level or sell products in pop culture.
Like at all :dead:
Such haters :dead:
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.
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.
Quote from: XXX. on October 12, 2017, 12:29:10 AM
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!
Quote from: 4mate. on October 12, 2017, 12:33:23 AM
this got damn goddess
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(https://uploadir.com/u/652tlv.gif)
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.
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.
People always discredit Fox's presence in the game back then. She was huge too.
I honestly never heard of Foxy until 2008
Quote from: XXX. on October 12, 2017, 12:29:10 AM
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".
Quote from: Scott. on October 12, 2017, 12:35:40 AM
People always discredit Fox's presence in the game back then. She was huge too.
This ain't "Formation". Get up. :ummwhat:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BaH_U1KloZJ/
getting fired by Bey really did a number on him
Quote from: Freeruu on October 12, 2017, 01:10:17 AM
https://www.instagram.com/p/BaH_U1KloZJ/
Remy,
JESUS! She looks terrible! The see through thing doesn't work when you're fat.
Quote from: Lazarus on October 11, 2017, 09:45:15 PM
And Queen Latifah was the face of Cover Girl. :dead:
dnncncmncncn the posts on this first page back to back have me kicking :kii:
Welp. There?s that lmfao
Quote from: XXX. on October 12, 2017, 12:29:10 AM
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.
bdfnnfnf makeup! Lipsticks!
Fenty beauty did a number on this girl already, it seems
Quote from: 4mate. on October 12, 2017, 12:54:53 AM
coast to coast stash the gat and the poster gor
*holster
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