Former Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam singer Teairra Mari is in the latest issue of KING magazine where dishes on her feelings about Jay-Z, Lil Wayne and Rihanna. Apparently she was upset at some comments Rihanna made in Atlanta's Peach magazine concerning her being let go from Jay-Z's label. In the magazine Rihanna said, “You have to be good to people. I could very easily say its all karma…”
Here is Teairra's take:
“They asked her how she felt playing second fiddle to me, which I never felt [she was]. She had the number-one song in the country on Hot 100; I didn’t, so she couldn’t be playing second fiddle to me. When I heard that I was upset, like, ‘Why would she ever go there? Keep my name out your mouth, sweetie.”
“They asked her how she felt playing second fiddle to me, which I never felt [she was]. She had the number-one song in the country on Hot 100; I didn’t, so she couldn’t be playing second fiddle to me. When I heard that I was upset, like, ‘Why would she ever go there? Keep my name out your mouth, sweetie.”
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