Lil Kim Talks Bad Boy Reunion And Helping New Brooklyn Artist With Rolling Stone
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by It’s officially Lil’ Kim season and the Brooklyn rapstress is making her rounds to make sure you know that it is.
In an interview published today with Rolling Stone, Kim gave a few tidbits about the Bad Boy Reunion show and her passion for helping new Brooklyn artist rise to the top.
As Diddy announced the second Bad Boy Reunion show at Barclays Center — both officially sold out — the shows also celebrate birth of Biggie Smalls.
All the new guys that come out of Brooklyn, I'm always cool with them. Click To Tweet“We’re gonna count down till his birthday comes in. It’s gonna be great. This time I think we almost got everybody,” Kim tells Rolling Stone. Kima, Keisha and Pam from Total haven’t really been rocking together, but they’re all gonna be there, which is super awesome.”
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Kim recently released her latest mixtape Lil’ Kim Season, a reworking of popular hits — Drake’s “Summer Sixteen,” Rihanna’s “Work,” and Brooklyn rapper, Desiigner’s “Panda,” amongst others. When asked by the publication why she chose to redo “Panda” by upcoming rapper Desiigner, she told RS:
“All the new guys that come out of Brooklyn, I’m always cool with them. I always show love, because I know how the struggle is. I did Bobby Shmurda’s record when it came out; I did Desiigner’s record; I didn’t get to do 2 Milli’s record, but I would have done that had I been in the right place at the right time. I did a couple shows with 2 Milli. I’m always connected with the new guys – I just be so proud of them coming from my hometown. From the beginning of my career, I’ve always supported the new artists. Sometimes the new artists don’t embrace me, but that’s not my problem. Somebody gave me that chance.”
Kim has always been supportive and loyal to her hometown and we’re so excited to see her perform on the Barclays Center stage with her old music family.
Head over to Rolling Stone to catch the full interview.
