This NYC chick is about to blow up brehs

[acri1]

Meh, she just sounds like a dollar store version of Nicki Minaj.

She's bad though.

 

[kenreid0726eabos]

That's NYC women for ya

Women are beautiful human beings in Life Yas Yes

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

The only female MC that could pull of the hard rhymes

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[Diyhai]

Im mad I never saw this before

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Agreed..........but when it's done right.............



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Did RZA ghost write for her?

 

[Illuminatos]

Man, "rapping skills" don't matter for females.

 

[Man]

Hood germs


(Would probably kiss if drunk tho)

 

[RARI_Godwind]

Y’all so miserable

 

[Supreme365]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

All that shyt trash

 

[VladTheImpaler]

What does this yamps feet look like

 

[SheWantTheD]

She's in Kodak Back's snot thot video twerking

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Did RZA ghost write for her?

b. Miami, Florida, USA. A formidable female rapper in the vein of MC Lyte, this refreshingly principled hip-hop artist spent some nine years in the wilderness before the release of her debut album in 1997. Inspired by the old-skool rapping of KRS-One, Melle Mel and Eric B. And Rakim, she signed with Island Records subsidiary 4th & Broadway because of the label’s widely-acknowledged history with some of rap music’s pioneering forces. Her hardcore lyrics, meanwhile, carrying hardcore social messages through metaphor, were widely compared to those of Queen Latifah. She came to the attention of 4th & Broadway through the independently-released local hit, ‘Rock Bottom’. The biggest rap song to come from Miami since 2 Live Crew were at their peak, it led to hip-hop writers referring to the city itself as ‘The Bottom’ in rap parlance. Superia stayed true to her local heritage by employing an all-Miami production team to work on her debut album, Levitation.

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[Badmon]

Im a hustla!

 

[richaveli83]

 

[Calmye]

Eh, thats fine, I wouldn't listen anyway. I can't take bravado out of women.

Its like hearing certain rappers talk that shyt, but they like 5'8 120lbs, so you know you would snatch the life from them in person.

All female rappers feel that way, save for Lady of Rage. I don't wanna hear shyt about choppas and whatnot from someone who is a headlock away from yelling

"I'mma get my brothers on you." Stop it.