In The Spotlite: Iggy, Azealia, & Snow!

In the Spotlite this time are three up and coming female rappers. A common thread shared among all three is that they don't exactly sound the way that they may appear, or the way that they'd be expected to sound ! Watch your back Nicki Minaj and hold the crown tight, because these wolves are coming for you, fully dressed in sheep clothing!

Iggy Azalea

Up first is Iggy Azalea. She packs a mean punch in her hardcore lyrics. Her flow somewhat sounds reminiscent of Bubba Sparxxx, in "My World". She's a bad girl with sex appeal, and not to mention a pretty famous guy to support her. Recently signed to T.I.'s label Grand Hustle Records, Iggy now has the chance to show whether her bite is as big as her bark. Just one question...Aye mate, where is her Australian accent?! Oh did I forget to mention that she's from AUSTRALIA?!

Azealia Banks

Up next is Miss Azealia Banks representing Harlem, New York. Versatility seems to be her superpower, having a wide range from urban street, evoking her Lil' Kim in "L8R", to a M.I.A., Santogold sound mixed with techno in "212". Teamed up with Adele's producer of "21", Paul Epworth, Azealia seems to be in good hands. She has released the title of her soon to be debut album, which is "Broke With Expensive Taste". Will her proper talking, valley girl swag win you over?

Snow Tha Product

Last but not least, is Snow Tha Product holding it down for the Latinas. Blessed with a quick tongue, she can give Twista a run for his money. The lady may be little but her lyrical prowess holds weight like a freight train. With her Eminem-esque wordplay, she'll run circles around you and still have time to apply her lip gloss before you can catch up in "Unorthodox". On top of that, she can do it all in English or Spanish! So take this time and as she would say, "Wake Ya Game Up".

The ladies are in the building, stand up and bow down!

Sincerely, Me

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