K. Michelle Calls out Tamar Braxton for Shading Beyonce & Nicki Minaj

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

K. Michelle and Tamar Braxton’s beef has been making headlines as much as their music as of late, but K. Michelle has made it clear she’s about tired of it. In fact, she had a recent interview with the Skorpion Show, and she explained in detail what her issue is with the Braxton sister. And according to the former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star, Tamar has made a nasty habit out of shading other female artists and then playing victim when they clap back. She says:

 

“People want to always look at K. as a bully and things like that. I always win arguments. And just because I win them doesn’t mean I start them. I win them. The thing with this situation is I never have come for this lady first, ever. But every time she has commented, I come back. But I’m the bully. I think this recent time people have started to see K. isn’t saying anything to you. For you to be half of 100, there’s no reason for you to still be coming for me. I’m a newbie. You’ve had 5 record deals. This is your second album, your first album debuted at 127. There’s no reason you should be coming for me. I’m sitting back, I’m minding my business.

“Everyone knows my mouth is slick. I have done nothing to this woman. I bought her album, I’ve been supportive. Tamar is very quick to throw shade at people and then run and hide her hands. Excuses for everything. She can go and pick on Nicki…Remember when she had the nerve to go and say that Beyonce wasn’t pregnant? You never come for the queen. You don’t come for Beyonce like that. But she did. She comes for everybody. But then when you attack her or defend yourself, you’re a bully. That’s not how it goes in America, I don’t need Vince. I’m not scared of nobody, I’m going to say what the f*ck I feel.”

 

When asked if she’s still beefing with Tamar, K. Michelle says on her end it’s over. But she will respond if Tamar throws more shade:

“It’s ended. Get money, go sing. Don’t bother with me. Don’t keep coming for me. Go do what you need to do because every time you come for me, I’ma keep reading it.

“We two singers. We need to sing. It’s people looking up to us. So let’s sing, but you’ll never keep coming for me and think that I’m not going to defend myself. As ratchet as you want to call me, I have a right to defend myself.”

 

Check out the video below. K. Michelle starts talking about Tamar at the 19:00 mark: