REMY MA STOPS BY BREAKFAST CLUB

12 NOVEMBER 2017

For her first release via Columbia Records, Remy Ma revealed the Lil’ Kim collabo, Wake Me Up. Naturally, she stopped by the Breakfast Club to promote the song and, of course, defend a bunch of Nicki Minaj questions. Making it clear that she has no issues with addressing people by name she said, "I don't understand how many times I have to tell people. I'm so over that. I'm past that. I'm in a good space. I feel like everything happens for a reason. “Right now what I'm doing right now is what the record is. It's just a dope record,” she continued, bringing things back to what they were actually about. “I think Kim is an icon. I think she should definitely be paid way more respect than she is, she’s like the Madonna of the whole female rap. I can't think of no chick in rap that can't say at some point they weren't influenced by Kim, and I just thought it was dope to have her on the record. She sounds amazing on the record." Charlamagne was the first to bring Nicki into the discussion but later, Envy was guilty of it too. This time, Remy set the record straight on where her head’s at. "I don't sit around and focus on females when I make music," she said. "I make music because I want it to just be great overall. I want the HOVs to hear it. I tell people all the time there's this one record that I got on my album, I can not wait until it comes out so I can go see Jay when it comes out and go, 'So what did you think about that? What did you think? Kinda nice, right?' I want the Kendricks and the J. Coles and the Ems of the industry to be like, 'Yo shorty's nice, she went in.' That's how I think. I don't be sitting around here worrying about what one particular sex is doing." Watch the full interview below.

Source: Mtvbase