Chrisette Michelle is not too happy with the bawse and with very good reason. Last night at the Soul Train Awards, the pair were scheduled to perform their smash hit, Aston Martin Music. However, just before they were supposed to hit the stage, Rozay lost to Eminem for “Best Hip-Hop Song” and STORMED OUT! Wow Ricky! Bad sportsmanship!! Chrissy took to her blog shortly after and wrote the following:
“If this is the way hip hop is then I denounce it. This is not about ego. This is about what I can bring to the world. My life is for the people. I live to give…Who stands off at an award show because they don’t win? An award is winning at being as “stuck in a category” as possible. Congratulations to all the trophy holders who won at being the most like every one else.
I could have sworn hip hop was on the come up. But apparently rapping is about venting, bashing, chauvinistic pigging, and EGO. Not cool. Don’t LET me start rapping. They say…I’m ecclectic. I’m underrated. I’m different. Well If I win an award it’s because I paved a way. Every award I’ve won was new in it’s category. You know why? Because I’m amazing at being my damn self.
Is all hip hop like that? Absolutely not! But some of it certainly is. Let me spit a few bars. I’m not that kinda hip hop. I rep hip hop too. But not that kinda ego trippin foolery.
Chrisette Michele – the girl on that Aston Martin Music record…”
But later on today she went to her blog and post this for everyone to read:
"Hold up… Stop the Press… It’s Chrisette… Remember? Let’s talk about this.
This is about the issue:
The issue I am addressing has nothing to do with how I relate to Rick Ross or any other artist. Rick Ross I am sure is the same kind gentle soul that invited me into his studio and allowed me to create a song organically that spread throughout the industry. The song became more then we both ever thought it would.
We were both very excited about performing that night and collaborated on outfits, movements etc, like we always do.
I guess my expression of disappointment could be mistaken and I don’t want that. So lets get back to the song Aston Martin Music, one of the most celebrated collaborations of 2010. Lets celebrate that.
Rick I award you baby. Good Job."
Well folks there you have it. I guess Chrisette has sat alot of folks down.
