There’s no love lost between “So Excited” collaborators Janet Jackson and Khia. Find out the latest drama after the jump. More »
It looks like Khia is still mad at Janet Jackson. The femcee has been throwing serious shade at the comeback queen on Twitter. More »
Khia, disqualified Miss Rap Supreme contestant and author of “My Neck, My Back,” has launched a busload of blog beef, occasioned in part by her leaving Big Cat Records two weeks before the release of her new album, Nasti Muzik 08. She claims that the label wrote her a bad check and gave her nothing in the way of promotion. “So guess what????? Say hello to my little Jewish friend…….. You know dat Im gonna laugh all the way to the bank dontcha??? Yall betta have all yall receipts, invoices and budgets together…. Cuz Im bout to sue the hell out yall assess!!!!!!” Khia also takes issue with those who haven’t signed her, like Jermaine Dupri, who claimed on Hot 97 that Khia was “ungrateful” for the attention she received from being on Janet Jackson’s 2006 flop “So Excited.” Khia, unsurprisingly, thinks the real problem is that Dupri’s gay and Jackson’s menopausal. “Now run and tell dat!!!!!! Nasti Muzik 08!!!!!”
“U STILL THE HOE U ALWAYS BEEN. AND HOES DONT GET NO RESPECT!!!!!! PUPPETTTTTT!!!!” Harsh! Looks like the vicious feud between sexually demanding rappers Khia and Trina didn’t end in 2006. Khia, author of “My Neck, My Back” and ringer on VH1’s upcoming Miss Rap Supreme, went to Target Tuesday and bought Trina’s new CD, Still Da Baddest, just so she could give it a track by track review (hopefully the only one that will mock Trina’s ’06 miscarriage and contain the phrase “I OUGHT TO TAKE OFF MY BIG RED CLOWN SHOE AND KICK U IN UR BIG BOBBLE HEAD!!!!!!!!”).
The follow-up to last year’s ego trip’s (White) Rapper Show debuts on VH1 next month, and as previously reported, it’s going to focus on the ladies. ego trip’s Miss Rap Supreme will be hosted by MC Serch and Yo-Yo, and it’ll offer one of 10 ladies residing in a Los Angeles compound known as the “Fembassy” (seriously?) a lump sum of $100,000 and the title of Miss Rap Supreme. The contestants are pictured above, and if one of them looks vaguely familiar to you, well, you’re not mistaken:
Over the next week, Fresh at Crunk And Disorderly has promised us a preview, updated daily, of blush-inducing rapper Khia’s “advice” column “Tough Love,” and after you read this excerpt of her reply to a young gentleman worried about coming out of the closet, you’ll wonder why she hasn’t been snatched up by the Advocate already.
With the MLB playoffs starting this week, we’re thinking about team-spirited songs like the AOR-riffic “Let’s Go Mets,” which was written in honor of the world champion ’86 team. More »
