There Are Different Flavours Of Sexiness.

The Objectification Of Females Is Not A Good Thing! Not Every Rapper Does This, But When The Lyrics Focus Solely On The Strip Club, 'poppin' Bottles' And How Many Girls They Can 'tap,' It Distorts What Kids Are Learning. I Think If There Was More Of A Female Presence In Hip Hop We Could Break Up The Monotony. It's All About Balance.

I'm Proud Of Everything I Do, But I Think I'm The Most Happy About Becoming A Rapper. It Was My Entrance Into Everything. That Helped Me Get Into Acting.

Let Your Inner Queen's Voice Come Through Loud And Clear. Be Strong, Be Authentic, Be You, And You'll Do Her Proud.

While We [people] Keep Putting A Face On Hiv And Aids, I Think What We Forget Is That There Are Human Beings, Just People With Emotions And Feelings, Women Who Want To Be Loved, Men Who Want To Be Loved, Who Want To Feel Something.

To Me, Hip Hop Will Never Be Right Until Female Rappers Have A Stronger Voice In It.