By: Amanda Anderson-Niles
K Michelle made headlines recently for checking Angela Yee during her recent radio interview with the Breakfast Club, but her interview with Sway Calloway was very raw and emotional for her.
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I almost feel for her and then I remember how she had no problems referring to other black women as monkeys and nappy headed. Don’t cry over racism when you have been racist yourself. I know people troll her but she can’t use those terms and expect black people to sympathize with her when she experiences racism. It doesn’t work that way.
True but that doesn’t make what she said about the industry any less true.
Agreed.
I came on here to type this.
You can tell in these last few press rounds that K is not in a good place mentally or emotionally. She needs to take some time off and work on herself. And this is why I tell people they need to think long and hard about being in the music industry. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be. Neither is Hollywood.
She’s not her usual fiesty self lately. I mean she was lite on Angela Yee because she could have dragged her way harder than she did. Is everything ok with her?
Aww. I know she’s frustrated.
She struggled the whole interview. She needs a good vacation.
She always has something to say about black people.
I don’t like that she blames the black community for her albums not selling the way she would like them to. White people, Latino people, Asian people and others must not be buying your music either… Plus last time I checked no one asked me my race when I purchased an album, but I digress.
Black people are the ones who actually support her though. So I don’t know why she’s even making this about black people letting her down. It’s white people who aren’t checking for her because they don’t know she exists. And yes the stan culture can be too much but that isn’t limited to black people.
Chile she didn’t tell not one lie about the business. Rihanna and Beyonce may be the last two big stars we will have. They are white washing everything.