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Around the 7 min mark, Ray J’s ex says:
“I’m honored. You made it big when you’re in an Eminem song. It’s cool. You know you just have to kinda laugh at it because it’s fun. You have to have a sense of humor. He replied and I just heard Eminem’s response today in an interview that he did and he said he’s glad Kim’s got a sense of humor. But he did say at first—and this is what I’m nervous about—he said at first wait til she hears the rest of the album and she won’t be too happy.”
“Damn, I think Kim Kardashian’s a man/ She stomped him just ’cause he asked to put his hands/ On her massive gluteus maximus again/ Squeeze it then squish it then pass it to her friend.”—”We Made You”
That interview was apparently before ole girl heard this:
“Last night was a blast I can’t quite/ Remember when I had that much fun on the half pint of the Jack/ My last Vic and a half, a flashlight of Kim Kardashian’s ass.”—”3 A.M.”
Don’t worry, Kimmy I just listened to Dre collabo that leaked today. I don’t think he got you on that one, but if I were you I wouldn’t be in a rush to listen to Relapse.
Angela Yee asked me today would KK leave Reggie Bush if she really had a crack at Marshall? We all know that dude has a soft spot for chicks with that first name. Yeah, Em would move to Cali to be closer to his boo and get shot by the paps daily. That romance could single-handidly revive the mag business. Ha! But, I wouldn’t hold my breath.




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