Throw it up, throw it up. Lil’ Kim turns Rihanna’s “Pour It Up” into a love affair with her remix featuring boyfriend Mr. Papers. The Queen Bee boasts about throwing 30 racks at her shows, her Ciroc deal with Diddy, and her $100,000 piano, while Mr. Papers details his sexcapades with Kim in a bank [cont.]

Lil Kim touches upon a number of different topics this time around, including prison, plastic surgery, Nicki Minaj, Azealia Banks, and more.

Is this the record that’s going to make Kim relevant again?

Lil Kim takes shots at Birdman, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne over her Uncle Murda’s instrumental, while visiting Kay Slay’s show on Shade 45. Download

Nicki Minaj finally goes in on Lil Kim in a verse that Flex debuted tonight, we’re sure the full version will follow-up in the next day or two. She really got here with the “last name Ann” line…..Ouch. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Nicki Minaj – “Tragedy (Lil Kim Diss)”

Pharoahe Monch speaks with VladTV about the definition of a freestyle, and his take on Lil Kim using his “Simon Says” beat for her Nicki Minaj dis track, “Black Friday”.

Visuals of Lil Kim’s diss to Nicki Minaj. The timing is a bit strange though , considering how long it’s been.

MC Lyte interviewed backstage at VH1 Divas, touching upon the recent beef between Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim. It’s nice to see Lyte repping it for female emcees at this point in the game.

We’ll break the no-tags rule since this one is “news-worthy”. Kim gets some shit off her enhanced chest about Nicki Minaj. Imagine that. Footnote: How many more songs/mixtapes will drop today with the same title? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Lil Kim – “Black Friday”

Usher’s infectious late night club smash gets guest verses from Lil’ Kim. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Usher – “Hot Toddy (Remix)” (feat. Jay-Z + Lil Kim)

Jada sits down with Funk Flex to talk about the bubbling beef between (alliteration,son) wig queens Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj.

With the apparent beef between Queen Bee Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj starting to bubble,  Ferrari F-50 decided to give us his take on the conflict. The beef between the female emcees stems from what Lil Kim describes as Minaj swagger jacking  and not paying homage by giving her the proper credit.  50 commented: “It’s [cont.]

According to sources Lil Kim has officially signed a new deal with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. Lil Kim has been working on a new album for some time, and her new album will be executively produced by Jay-Z. More information to come.

Lil Cease talks to Sway about a possible Junior M.A.F.I.A. reunion for Biggies sake, the family aspect of the group and the past and swallowing his own pride. Check it out above.

New freestyle or maybe a verse for a upcoming remix. There has been rumors floating around about a bigger remix, more like a megamix of the Waka Flocka track “Oh Let’s Do It.” For now check out Kim’s part below. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Lil Kim – “Oh Let’s Do It [cont.]

Hip-Hop has always been a “boy’s club” where female emcees are seen as welcomed guests rather than active participants. But it was never this bad. It never got to the point where award shows had to literally discontinue its best female artist category because there was no one to give it to. There used to [cont.]

Looks like this is the next single from Luda’s forthcoming “Battle of The Sexes” LP. You can say “Ho” on the radio now? Oh wait, there was always “Hip-Hop Hooray” that made an anthem out of it, right? This track examines the double-standards between male and female sexuality over a bouncy track similar to “Roll [cont.]

      Ironically coinciding with the release of The Naked Truth, Lil’ Kim counts the days until her own release; a release from federal prison, that is. You can read it in any newspaper; the Queen Bee was found guilty on charges of perjury and conspiracy, in order to protect her friends that were involved in [cont.]

Lil Kim is back, with no Notorious B.I.G. (rest in peace), no P. Diddy, and no Junior M.A.F.I.A. The “Hollyhood” superstar is set to make noise on her own and with her new crew The Beehive. Sounds promising, right? Heed the warnings of Public Enemy, don’t believe the hype. “Hold It Now” sets it off like [cont.]