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And Finally
Lil Kim implies Nicki Minaj is stupid hoe
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 17 February 2012
So, comparisons have inevitably been made between Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj, they both being outspoken – and slightly odd – female rappers based in New York.
Having initially avoided the Minaj topic during an interview earlier this week on US TV show ‘Watch What Happens Live’, Lil Kim did then let slip her true thoughts on Nicki’s current single ‘Stupid Hoe’.
“I’m pretty sure I feel the same way everybody feels right about now”, she told host Andy Cohen. “If you have to make a song called ‘Stupid Hoe’, you must be a stupid hoe”. Ergo, Lil Kim considers Nicki Minaj to be a stupid hoe.
This latest comment has only served to intensify rumours of a feud supposed to have existed between the two MCs since Kim released her ‘Black Friday’ EP, thought to be a sarcastic play on Minaj’s own ‘Pink Friday’ album.
Meanwhile, when asked about Minaj’s baffling appearance at last week’s Grammy Awards, Kim kept things cutting: “Who? It just slipped past me. I don’t know with that one”.
Speaking of said Grammys performance, in which Minaj ricocheted about a stage bedecked in religious iconography, had a heart-to-heart with The Pope, and then was exorcised of her own gay male alter ego Roman Zolanski, all while sing-rapping new track ‘Roman Holiday’, Minaj offered an explanation (well, sort of) to ‘Good Morning America’.
Said she: “I wrote the song and envisioned it being in a monastery, because Roman gets shipped away there by his mother, who thinks there’s something wrong with him and in fact there’s nothing wrong with him being different…being eccentric. I wanted to show how ridiculous people look when they try to change someone just because they’re creative and different”.
