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9 comments:
I always liked her advice column. But I find much of her commentary on other women to be confusing at best. Especially Trina. I blame misuse of weed. lol
I never had chance to check out her advice column but, I heard about it.
Here's a link to it from ybf.com Apparently, it was published regularly in some magazine called 'Hood Magazine.'
Thanks for the link
Hmmm....it is kind of catchy... I'm a sex and gender sociologist so I choose to be PC for now ;)
i am confused with this "song." are there any lyrics? it is just one big azz hook/chorus.
i am confused :-(
Yea Chimere! You pretty much hit it on the nose.I don't know what exactly Khia was trying to do on ths song. It's jut one big hook! LMAO!
Khia is not an emcee. In my book she is not even an entertainer as much as she is obnoxiously entertaining. She is a walking contradiction. In one breath she calls herself a queen, but her vocabulary and behavior paints a different picture. She is just annoying to me. This video was a rotating hook. My thing is, if you are as dope as you claim to be, step your game up.
C.J. I definitely agree with you. This song kind of reminds me of that other song she has "K-Wang with it" or whatever it's called. On Both of the songs she didn't spit not one bar. I read in an interview with her,she claims she was a singer before she started rapping lol. So maybe this is suppose to show those skills.
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