Blind Item #9
I don't understand people sometimes. Well, a lot of the time, but especially in this case. You have this former A list rapper who is going through financial hell and will probably end up losing her home. She could go on tour and easily make the money to support herself and keep her home. She won't though. Why? Because she is living a decade or so in the past and thinks she should be able to charge $75 a ticket and play nothing but 5,000 seat places and larger. If she would get in a van and play 1,000 seat places and charge $25 she could easily make a ton of money. Her ego won't let her though, so her financial situation will only get worse.
18 comments:
Lil Kim?
Lil kim
+2
Kelis
https://www.google.com/amp/www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6046475/amp/Kelis-sells-luxury-California-home-1-7M-following-year-market.html
Just sold
Kelis is not a rapper and she’s married to a pretty wealthy man
Totally forgot about the milkshake woman lol
People aren’t meant to be understood, Enty.
They’re meant to be *felt*.
Kelis divorced Nas in 2010...
Enty has called Ithee songbirds rappers and vice versa, but otherwise ok.
+1 Montana
"Next month, Kim will have to submit proof of home insurance and begin paying her monthly bills of $10,155.4. Although this is good news, Kim is on a tight leash since the publication is reporting that if she misses just one payment her creditor has the right to forfeit the home and sell it to the highest bidder."
https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/lil-kims-new-jersey-mansion-reportedly-saved-from-foreclosure-news.57062.html
I'm calling BS. Yes her house is in foreclosure but she's been performing. Sometimes its a hot mess but she's been out there.
She looks like Jocelyn Wildenstein.
Why is she denying the world her art?
LiL Kim
Not hard to understand these sort of people, that's why you have homeless unemployed people who could easily take a pay cut to get a good job but refuse to because they don't want to admit their value in society has fallen.
@John M
And let us not forget the minimum wage employers who claim that their previous work experience makes them overqualified and refuse to hire them.
It’s Lauryn Hill
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