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Kreayshawn speaks on Life outside of Rap

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Based off her appearance, alone, Kreayshawn has quickly become one of hip hop's most-discussed names. Kreayshawn hails from the Bay Area and rhymes some of the harshest lyrics. Her style has impressed many, including Mistah Fab, but has also ticked off many, as well, including Game.

Those irritated with Kreayshawn would love to see her end her rap career. If this were to happen, Kreayshawn would be prepared to jump into many other fields. Recently, the Bay Area rapper discussed her other talents during an interview with Carson Daly. Kreayshawn made it clear she is much smarter than she looks.

Aside from being a rapper, Kreayshawn is also a graphic designer, a director (as she mentions in "Gucci Gucci"), a model, a DJ, and a professional bitch snatcher, she joked. As a white, female, player in the rap game, Kreayshawn knows there are more people against her than for her. Kreayshawn said she does not look at race and she also is not worried because she has a good head on her shoulders.

If things in her career do go downhill, Kreayshawn says she has much more than her record deal, so she will survive. Kreayshawn directed a music video for the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, but the video was re-done and her version never aired.

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Kreayshawn speaks on Game's disses

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Earlier this summer, Kreayshawn burst onto the scene. As a representative of the West Coast, Kreayshawn is the opposite of how most would view a West Coast rapper. Still, she raps about a number of the same topics. Kreayshawn also infamously uses the N-word in a number of her songs.

Many rappers have addressed Kreayshawn. While some have taken offense to her lyrics, many think she is cute. Game is not impressed at all by Kreayshawn. The Compton rapper has threatened her safety a number of times. Game said he would physically hurt Kreayshawn if they ever came face-to-face.

Kreayshawn recently discussed the situation with Game, saying she does not want to slap a grown ass man. She also jokingly threatened to call 50 Cent, Game's longtime enemy. When her manager asked her to calm down, Kreayshawn begins to call game out. Among other things, Kreayshawn said Game was a fake ass blood.

Her manager, "Stretch" McCoy, advised her to be quiet, but Kreayshawn said she could not be the little white bitch who would hide every tim she got dissed. With Game throwing several shots, Kreayshawn said she was tired of it.

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Diddy signs Machine Gun Kelly to Bad Boy Records

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

In 2009, Diddy moved Bad Boy Records from Atlantic Records, their home of four years, to Interscope Records. The deal was made because Diddy was focused on expanding the label. Having been with Atlantic Records for so long, Diddy was ready for a change.

While Diddy was entering Interscope Records, 50 Cent announced his intentions on leaving the label. Diddy intended to mold Red Cafe's career while with Interscope Records. Fans have yet to hear from Red Cafe, but they have heard from Bad Boy.

Diddy intended to sign Kreayshawn to Bad Boy Records. Kreyshawn made waves, earlier this summer. However, Diddy was unable to convince her to sign with the label. Determined to expand the roster of Bad Boy, Diddy still signed a new artist.

Machine Gun Kelly, a rising artist from Cleveland, Ohio, was officially signed to Bad Boy Records, earlier today. Both Diddy and Jimmy Iovine, the head of Interscope Records, discussed the signing today. Kelly also talked about his rise. Today, Machine Gun Kelly talked about how he started literally in the basement and how his career grew to him eventually signing to Bad Boy Records.

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