By kim lil lyric naked truth

Despite being her first release not to surpass the million-sold mark, the projcet is considered one of the most cohesive albums of her career. In designer outfits, while sellin' the tag Yves Saint Laurent boots, Yves Saint Laurent bag Keep the Pokeman in case a big bitch think I'm ass Eatin' through her stomach like a gastric, bypass Bitch you better buy a pass and you better have the cash When you in my town you got to see me to buy a pass Number one rule, think B. Over 20 rounds were fired during the shootout. In , two of the Queen Bee's close associates became embroiled in a gun battle with affiliates of rap duo Capone N Noreaga outside of New York radio station Hot Hey throw your bottles in the sky if you're gettin' yours If the rims on his ride ain't as big as yours You gettin' money what'chu hatin on my niggaz for? Whole crew do it up Champagne, threw it up, 'til niggaz threw it up Cruisin' up, tinted up, gotta be some star Don't know what to call it, they say it's a truck car You been with a chump pah; like Ashton Was the first one to "Punk" y'all Have yo' ass holy and resemblin Spongebob Like an old album, you happen to come for us You guys get dust off It's the young boss, show you what the imp us for Family and friends be the only ones missin' boy Sayin' that you rich and all, tell me what'chu bitchin' for Maybe cause I'm gettin' mine - well is you gettin' yours?

Hopefully, Kim 's year away will leave her refreshed and ready to make a return album that's as exciting and as colorful as Hard Core or La Bella Mafia. Few of the beats liven up the content, tending to resemble knockoffs in many cases, but at least 7 Aurelius ' work on "Kitty Box" spins Shocking Blue 's "Love Buzz" one of the greatest previously unused breaks into a swirling maze of sleaze. The skits, which take up nearly 15 minutes, don't warrant a repeat listen, and neither do several of the tracks containing beats and rhymes. She has many gripes and an even larger number of foes. This one's a meandering drag. When she yanks the cord out of her back and comes to life, it's only to deliver her most spiteful and bitter lines.

She has many gripes and an even larger number of foes. Think back to Notorious K. This one's a meandering drag. When she yanks the cord out of her back and comes to life, it's only to deliver her most spiteful and bitter lines. The skits, which take up nearly 15 minutes, don't warrant a repeat listen, and neither do several of the tracks containing beats and rhymes.