the way hip hop turned it's back on lil kim was disgutin'

[I love Latina women]

This song is piff.

i never really cared for this song but i do think it would've been a better fit for kim's album instead of big's album

 

[I love Latina women]

Lol the people who bought her shyt when she was hot turned their backs on her.

when nicki came around and got popular, a lot of people was like "kim, who?" especially when lil kim was callin' nicki out and everybody was on some "who the fukk is lil kim?"

like kim hadn't already blazed that trail that nicki is now eatin' off of

 

[Why-Fi]

i used to play this shyt on repeat. not to mention that story joint she did with timbaland. she had hits and misses but she is still dope to me even that last mixtape...

lauryn hill on the other hand

 

[I love Latina women]

she was the product of one of the best to ever do it.. (BIG)

Once he left, she fell apart lyrically and musically.. I dont think we can take the blame on this

Same with Foxxy.. (Jay and Nas)

kim could still hold her own, even after big's passin'. i can understand if you don't think the music as hot, but she was still comin' with it now
















even helped ray j make a great track

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

The beat 'Ye laced her with for 'Came Back For You'

 

[FlyRy]

put your lighters up brehs

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

She should've just continued to put out good music

The music industry is a what have you done for me lately kind of business. So her and many of others have failed to remain relevant because they live off the past. You have to reinvent yourself at some point

 

[L. Deezy]

put your lighters up brehs

that was probably her best flowing song.. damn she kilt that shyt

 

[FlyRy]

that was probably her best flowing song.. damn she kilt that shyt

that song was dope..but that was such a fraudulent 5 mics.. i dont remember a single other song on there

 

[Detroit Wave]

when nicki came around and got popular, a lot of people was like "kim, who?" especially when lil kim was callin' nicki out and everybody was on some "who the fukk is lil kim?"

like kim hadn't already blazed that trail that nicki is now eatin' off of

according to wikipedia hard core went double plat. where were those 2 million people who bought that album when the nicki beef popped off? those are the ones who turned their backs on kim imo

 

[I love Latina women]

according to wikipedia hard core went double plat. where were those 2 million people who bought that album when the nicki beef popped off? those are the ones who turned their backs on kim imo

what i was gettin' at was the fact that hip hop has this very short attention span with it's artists and the artists' music

a muthafukka could've been the best thing since slice bread, a legend and all that (like lil kim) but the minute someone new comes along it's like to the bushes that original muthafukka goes. that's what makes hip hop so fickled with it's level of respect and attention span

 

[Gotright]

 

[Detroit Wave]

what i was gettin' at was the fact that hip hop has this very short attention span with it's artists and the artists' music

a muthafukka could've been the best thing since slice bread, a legend and all that (like lil kim) but the minute someone new comes along it's like to the bushes that original muthafukka goes. that's what makes hip hop so fickled with it's level of respect and attention span

i understand what you are saying and hip hop fans are fickle and petty but those 2 million people who bought hard core arent all nicki fans. where are they?

 

[I love Latina women]

i understand what you are saying and hip hop fans are fickle and petty but those 2 million people who bought hard core arent all nicki fans. where are they?

good question

 

[Devilinurear]

she was always whack.