LIL KIM CALLS OUT JAY-Z: "I'M AT THE BARCLAYS CENTER FRONT ROW"

Simply titled "Jay-Z," the Queen Bee flaunts her Brooklyn status and even shouts out Jay's newly relocated Nets basketball team.


Kimmy's home. Lil' Kim pays homage to her fellow Brooklyn rapper on "Jay-Z," a collaboration with St. Louis MC Tiffany Foxx, who is signed to her label International Rock Star Records.


 The ladies trade bars on the bossy cut off Tiffany's mixtape Yellow Tape. "Allow me to reintroduce myself, the name's Queen Bee," raps the Brooklyn diva. 


"I'm at the Barclays Center front row, man/ I'm sitting so close, a b*tch looking like the coach." (Rap-Up)
Over the summer, producer/rapper Hit-Boy put out his "Jay-Z Interview" record.


"I had the name even before I wrote the song.

 I had the name for maybe two months -- maybe longer than that, maybe four months -- before I had even written the song," Hit-Boy revealed referring to "Jay-Z Interview." "I just knew that was a great title for a song and I just kept it, wrote it down in my notes, and finally got the right beat from [producer] Bink. I started hashtagging it and people just caught on.


 It became its own phenomenon and made it to TV. They [MTV's Hip Hop POV] showed it on TV and showed me the power of social media." (Vulture)
Back in early 2011, Kim admitted she turned down an opportunity to join Jay's Roc Nation label.
"I did get offers from representatives from Roc Nation and I did

get phone calls from representatives from Roc Nation. A couple representatives from Def Jam had also reached out to me.

 I think they're both amazing companies and I think it would've been brilliant for me and Jay to collaborate and team up together. However it just didn't pan out like that.

 Not to say that something with me and Jay can't happen in the future, but I doubt if Jay-Z or Roc Nation will be a part of my upcoming album. He and I are really good friends. 

We both were excited about the idea of us collaborating and maybe me signing with Roc Nation.

 I think Jay-Z is letting me be Kim at this moment. I think he feels that I deserve to be Kim and also to have everything that... It's hard for record companies to sign females these days and give them exactly what they want and need.

 I understand that. It's a different world out there.