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Lily Allen vs Nicki Minaj

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Beg for Me vs Red Ruby da Sleeze 75 members have voted

  1. 1. Who sampled Lumidee better?

    • Why won't you beg, beg, beg for me?
      73%
      55
    • Chinese on my sleeve, these wannabe Chun-Lis
      26%
      20

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Wait, Lily just released her new music. Oooohhh lemme check it out. Thank you boo

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    Just now, Minto said:

    red ruby is garbage this setup 

    i actually like it better :chick3:

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    Lilysus Allahn i am so sorry sweetie, these deranged homosexuals comparing you to glory fallen former rapper now professional coke snorter 

    • Haha 3

    Also Little Mix & Anne Marie:

     

     

    700 ON THEM HORSES WHEN WE FIXIN TO LEAVE

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    Lily Allen gave us The Fear, so obviously her.

     

    Nicki had maybe 2 cute wigs & a fun public persona in the 2010s. 

    hate RRDS...plus Lilly's new album is actually quality, so

    1 hour ago, David_Greengrass97 said:

    Wait, Lily just released her new music. Oooohhh lemme check it out. Thank you boo

    she just announced it like last week too :heart2:

    • Thanks 1

    It's one of the weaker tracks on Lily's album but the right answer is Beg For It. :giraffe:

    The sample On Lily's is low key the best part of it… but what an album :clap3:

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