Keyshia Coles take on Beyonce

Random Thoughts wrote: Seems like the merging/blending/crossing of r&b and rap has destroyed traditional r&b. I miss the ballads of the 90s. I can nod my head a time or two to the Frank Ocean/Chris Brown records, but I tire of them after a few spins. Straight r&b will have an artist broke nowdays, singing about showing you how your coochie works.

Hustle Man ‏@ImTracyMorgan

Keyshia Cole makes music for chicks who eat flaming hot Cheetos and wear Chinese slippers

ʎllɐɔ ‏@CallumDaviex

Keri Hilson dissed Beyoncé in 2009. Two weeks ago she broke down on Twitter cos we been on her neck ever since. You next. @KeyshiaCole

 

Edited by BBpants - Mar 18 2013 at 8:34pm

dOLLish. wrote: Keyshia shoulds like a scorned, bitter woman. Damn near everything she says is negative. Why so mad, Keysh?   The song is just that, a song. It's catchy. Catchy songs sell. She's definitely reading too much into the song.

BBpants wrote: ʎllɐɔ ‏@CallumDaviex Keri Hilson dissed Beyoncé in 2009. Two weeks ago she broke down on Twitter cos we been on her neck ever since. You next. @KeyshiaCole

Ashleyano wrote: she's entitled to her opinion *shrugs*

I do agree with this.

But I would add:

Taking pot shots at someone who's clearly established and is sitting on easy street (unless B pulls a 180 and does a Charlie Sheen) smacks of desperation. I like KC's voice, but her relevance factor is in the single digits. The only time she can create a buzz (it feels to me) is when she's throwing weak pot shots at other celebs or is clearing her "good name" from a case of "giving head" mistaken identity.

I love her voice, but she can take several good seats from Ikea and sit in them. This does nothing to increase her relevance factor.