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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Jacki-O Clarifies Comments About Nicki Minaj, "I'm [Not] Trying To Be Involved In Anyone's Beef"


Southern rapper Jacki-O hit up SOHH to kill a rumor that she wants to spark a beef with Young Money's leading lady, Nicki Minaj.

Jacki claimed that certain media outlets have misinterpreted her comments on the hip-hop newcomer.

"I was recently interviewed by XXL Magazine regarding Nicki Minaj and her new success in the hip hop game," Jacki told SOHH via statement. "Since then other websites have taken that portion of the story and somehow made me an ally at going at her enemies. That is not the case. I am by no means trying to be involved in anyone's beef. I've had enough beefs and I try not to entertain it. I simply feel that whomever, (male or female) when climbing the ladder to success will get rocks thrown at them, I just wanted to state that it's important to continue your journey and stay focused on your goal."

Recently, Jacki said peers were pressing for her to diss Minaj.

"A lot of people ask me about [Nicki] and I think they wanna see if I'm gonna take shots... I've never been a hater. When I came in the game I never stepped on toes. As a female, you're being competitive when you rap and you may say little things while you rappin' but to come straight out and just take shots at another female, I never did that 'cause I never felt like I had to do that. I seen her bubblin' from the beginning. She reached out to me a couple times. We never got to a chance to work, but I always had words of encouragement for her, like, "Keep doin' ya thing, and just do you." And now that I see she's doin' that, she gon' get shot at [by other people]. I say, go for it, f*ck 'em! Excuse my language, but just do you! If you look back and entertain the foolishness, then it's gonna take you off your focus, so, you know, I just say do you, and keep it moving!"

In April, Jacki also told SOHH she did not look to start beefs with artists.

"I don't hold grudges nor do I have 'beef' with anyone, although I am not a sucker," she wrote in a statement. "I understand it's all a part of the game. I don't entertain beef because it takes you off the focus of your craft. If people want to see us do a record, let's do it and if you still feel some type of way -- fine, do what you do. At the end of the day it's about giving the people what they want and making good music and money, anything else is irrelevant to me."

Although Jacki does not have issues with the rapper, artists like Khia and Gloria Velez have recently taken shots at Minaj.

"I'm in a six-speed drop and I'm sick with the clutch / I'm bout to go in on this bitch like a d*** in her guts / Come on Nicki? Is you licking or what? / How many silicone shots you gonna stick in your butt?" Gloria Velez opens the "Roger Dat" freestyle with. She goes on to throw several jabs at Minaj, poking fun at her alleged plastic surgeryenhancements, comparing her flow to a rapper with Tourette's syndrome, and even accuses her of providing sexual favors to land a record deal. "It's Glo, Murda Mami, strapped up, emergency / I wasn't gonna do it, but bitch you keep urging me / You better run and use extreme urgency / brain f***ed up, too much plastic surgery," Velez spits. "No matter how many times you bat your eye lashes / It ain't gonna take away from the fact that you trash-ess," she later raps, before adding: "Remember you came out a Lil Kim clone? / then you started sounding like your got Tourette's syndrome."

Check out a recent Nicki Minaj interview below:

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Jacki-O Says Peers Dreaming Up Nicki Minaj Beef, "They Wanna See If I'm Gonna Take Shots"


Southern rapper Jacki-O recently talked about the public's hope of her taking on a potential rap beef with female newcomer Nicki Minaj.

Jacki claims she would never catch herself sparking a confrontation with Minaj and said she supported the New York emcee's rap movement.

"A lot of people ask me about [Nicki] and I think they wanna see if I'm gonna take shots... I've never been a hater. When I came in the game I never stepped on toes. As a female, you're being competitive when you rap and you may say little things while you rappin' but to come straight out and just take shots at another female, I never did that 'cause I never felt like I had to do that. I seen her bubblin' from the beginning. She reached out to me a couple times. We never got to a chance to work, but I always had words of encouragement for her, like, "Keep doin' ya thing, and just do you." And now that I see she's doin' that, she gon' get shot at [by other people]. I say, go for it, fuck 'em! Excuse my language, but just do you! If you look back and entertain the foolishness, then it's gonna take you off your focus, so, you know, I just say do you, and keep it moving!"

Earlier this month, model/rapper Gloria Velez dropped her "Roger Dat" diss track directed toward Nicki.

"I'm in a six-speed drop and I'm sick with the clutch / I'm bout to go in on this bitch like a d*** in her guts / Come on Nicki? Is you licking or what? / How many silicone shots you gonna stick in your butt?" Velez opens the freestyle with. She goes on to throw several jabs at Minaj, poking fun at her alleged plastic surgeryenhancements, comparing her flow to a rapper with Tourette's syndrome, and even accuses her of providing sexual favors to land a record deal. "It's Glo, Murda Mami, strapped up, emergency / I wasn't gonna do it, but bitch you keep urging me / You better run and use extreme urgency / brain f***ed up, too much plastic surgery," Velez spits. "No matter how many times you bat your eye lashes / It ain't gonna take away from the fact that you trash-ess," she later raps, before adding: "Remember you came out a Lil Kim clone? / then you started sounding like your got Tourette's syndrome."

The diss track dropped shortly after Southern rapper Khia publicly went after Minaj's image.

"I don't know if she's Nick, I don't know if she's a Barbie. I tell everybody, we don't have Barbies in the hood. Boos, there wasn't no Barbies sitting on the stoop, love who you are. Hip-Hop is supposed to be real, hip-hop is supposed to be where the real people hang and I think it's a lot of infiltrators coming in..."

Recently, Minaj took on the "haters" with a personal message to them.

"There are some that say something positive," Nicki said in an interview. "You should be happy I'm here even though I'm showing you b*tches how to do it. But umm, I get more love than hate. So you know, it's expected when people see there's one person getting shine, it makes them feel unhappy with themselves. The small minded people feel unhappy with themselves. The intelligent girls take the things that they like from me and my journey and apply it to their journey. If I had it my way, that's what they'd all do. Everyone is not going to like Nicki Minaj. Everyone's not going to like the way I look or what I do but I think if you're smart you'd take from me and figure out why everyone is talking about me. That'd be the 'smart' thing to do. I don't think they know how to express that so they express it with anger, jealousy and hatred and that consumes them and I'm still here."

Check out Nicki Minaj speaking on "haters" below:

Friday, May 28, 2010

Jacki-O Calls Out DJ Khaled, "You Get In [Def Jam's] Office & Flip The Script, That's Crazy!"


Southern rapper Jacki-O recently detailed her issues with DJ Khaled and said he has failed to represent their hometown Miami, Florida to the fullest.

According to Jacki-O, Khaled won't play or promote certain records.

"I have issues when it comes to DJs that take up space in my city that... you have a job playing records on the airwaves, and yet you playing the same artists over and over and over again? I have no beef with the artists that he's playing, and with all due respect to them and their craft, I would love for them to get airplay, but what about the [other] people that's in the city? If you reppin' this city, then rep the city! Don't hold beefs or grudges with people just because you're friends with my ex-label-mates...that's crazy! If you hear a record that's poppin' in the streets and it's poppin' in the clubs--play it on the station! I have a problem when the DJ feel like he more powerful than the artist and I think that's the stance that he takes when it come to this music and it's just ridiculous, so I do have a problem with him. It's not just me, but a lot of people do. Maybe they think it and don't say it but I choose to say it because I feel like it's an injustice and it's not right and it's not fair, so I'm callin' [Khaled] out on it... On air, he not even sayin' the hoods right, he saying the hoods wrong! His syllables is wrong when he shoutin' out the cities, and the hoods...it's crazy [you can tell that] he not from Miami... We accepted you in our city and you were chosen to rep our city and then you get in office and you flip the script, that's crazy!"

Last month, Jacki informed SOHH about her initial problems with Khaled.

"I don't hold grudges nor do I have 'beef' with anyone, although I am not a sucker," she wrote in a statement. "I understand it's all a part of the game. I don't entertain beef because it takes you off the focus of your craft. If people want to see us do a record, let's do it and if you still feel some type of way -- fine, do what you do. At the end of the day it's about giving the people what they want and making good music and money, anything else is irrelevant to me."

Recently, Jacki reportedly made controversial remarks about Khaled.

"DJs make up 50 percent of an artist's success," she said in an interview. "And they know that. I'm not saying all of them, but a lot of DJ's are starting to be more arrogant than artists, and bold with it. Your job is to play music and support what the people like. It's not about what you like; it's about what the people like. One DJ in particular is this Khaled dude. He's gotten so beside himself and decided he's not gonna touch another one of my records. And that's cool because when the streets deal with you, I'm good."

The rapper also recently denied rumors of being taken off Ludacris' Battle of the Sexes album.

"It would have been nice to work with fellow female rappers being that we don't collaborate that much together," she told SOHH, "but I was never invited to be a part of the Battle of the Sexes album. There was no kicking me off the album because I was never invited..."

Check out Jacki-O's "I Got Yo Boyfriend" below: