2 Hatin Bitches Skit
Lil' Kim · Other Songs - Lil' Kim
here we go lil kim greatest of all time
bitch please she ain't even that good
(oh)she been around for a min and
she been doin it what like 10 years(yeah)but
10 years to long u right fuck that bitch
Fuck that bitch ohhh she aint even that good
I used to school with her sha aint even rap
Dont take nothing but alook before i takes a whoopin
to that bitches ass she even look at me funny i
smacks fire out that bitch word she be goin to lolo
for hair styles and im sain if u wanna jack that i
should jack that bitch she be rockin all that loius
vutton and d&g she be poppin bottles in the club yo
u know what we gone jack that bitch for real girl
u got a red dot on your forhead girl stop playin thats
lipstick na im serous u really have a big read movin dot
on your forehead bitch u ata talk u got a big red movin
dot on your lip whateva wateva (head shoots)
bitch please she ain't even that good
(oh)she been around for a min and
she been doin it what like 10 years(yeah)but
10 years to long u right fuck that bitch
Fuck that bitch ohhh she aint even that good
I used to school with her sha aint even rap
Dont take nothing but alook before i takes a whoopin
to that bitches ass she even look at me funny i
smacks fire out that bitch word she be goin to lolo
for hair styles and im sain if u wanna jack that i
should jack that bitch she be rockin all that loius
vutton and d&g she be poppin bottles in the club yo
u know what we gone jack that bitch for real girl
u got a red dot on your forhead girl stop playin thats
lipstick na im serous u really have a big read movin dot
on your forehead bitch u ata talk u got a big red movin
dot on your lip whateva wateva (head shoots)
2 Hatin Bitches Skit
Lil' Kim delivers a sharp, unapologetic performance in this high-energy track, showcasing her signature blend of aggressive rap delivery and bold fashion statements. Released during the mid-2000s, the song exemplifies the West Coast hip-hop sound she helped popularize, characterized by its rhythmic flow and confrontational lyrics targeting rival artists. As a key component of her discography, the recording highlights her ability to command attention and redefine female presence in mainstream rap. The track stands as a testament to her influence on the genre, cementing her status as a pioneering force in hip-hop culture alongside contemporaries like Missy Elliott and Da Brat.