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#FMSpotlight: VITA – “BADBADBAD” (Listen)

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VITA channels the frustration felt by several conformists in her new song “BADBADBAD.” The pent-up emotions make way through VITA’s lyrics and her vocal delivery. The singer’s passionate mezzo-soprano range mirrors the instrumental that takes admiration from pop, hard rock, and electro. 

She explains, 

“BADBADBAD is about taking your power back. It’s about being at the point where you’re tired of pleasing people, of conforming to societal standards, of being controlled by relationships, of being the person everyone expects you to be.  When you’re done being defined by others’ expectations and want to stand up and say “FUCK YOU” to anything or anyone that tries to confine you into something more digestible for themselves. This song is that for me. It’s the first step into living authentically for myself. The big divide between who I was and who I am becoming.”

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VITA lays her feelings out on the table in the first few verses. She’s changing the narrative and making this person accountable for their actions. 

“I got a lot to say/You got a lot of explaining/Shit you know I don’t play,” she declares. “I put my foot on the gas/Bitch imma regulate.” 

As the song continues, she communicates that the negative responses are no longer a concern. VITA is putting herself first. If anyone has an issue with her new approach toward mentally draining situations, she’s hanging it up. 

“If they wanna run they mouth /Go for miles I’ll wear you out,” she says. 

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Towards the end, the Australian native vividly expresses how she’d handle human leeches.  Simply put, their reactions are a reflection of themselves and have nothing with her or what she’s expressed. 

Listen to “BADBADBAD” by VITA below: 

https://soundcloud.com/vita-jutsen/badbadbad-master-v1/s-l8VXd9Ajhx2?in=vita-jutsen/sets/libre//s-sgcOmHoKCLs

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Next ‘Verzuz’ is Coming, Likely Big Daddy Kane Vs. KRS-One

The new ‘Verzuz’ event has been announced for October 17th. It’s probably not going to be 50 Cent Vs. T.I. However, viewers guess Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One are to perform. 

On their Instagram, ‘Verzuz’ had published a poster with the upcoming event date and performers’ silhouettes. Fans of the show have reacted immediately, also posting their guesses about the silhouettes’ owners.  

https://twitter.com/SameOldShawn/status/1444422028036034563?s=20

The silhouette conspiracy is topped by Big Daddy Kane’s words about KRS-One and wanting to battle with him. In 2019, Big Daddy Kane told Okayplayer that KRS-One’s “battle skills are incredible.” 

“I’ve watched stuff that he’s done with other people he battled,” Big Daddy Kane said. “Direction-wise, I really respect his battle skills. If you want to go at it with someone, you want to go at it with the best. He’s one of the best-established artists who knows how to battle.”  

‘Verzuz’ in the City

The upcoming ‘Verzuz’ is yet again happening in New York City. So did one of the previous events, which ended up with controversies. 

During the event, Irv Gotti called out 50 Cent. While Fat Joe and Ja rule competed, Irv Gotti was commenting on the event’s stream. He claimed, “All y’all talking about that 50 sh_t.” Irv then added, “All good. He got beat up stabbed up. Shot up. And sued us. That’s all I’m gonna say. Your hero ain’t what you think he is. Period. And facts.”

Ja Rule also joined Irv later, stating that 50 would be nothing without Eminem. 

In response, 50 Cent posted a series of pictures. In the photographs, 50 is wearing a suit, drinking cognac, and also smoking a cigar. The rapper also reminded in the comment section that “I put they whole label out of business, f_ck with me if you want to. I would stay out of my way if it wasn’t me. LOL.”

Next ‘Verzuz’ is Coming, Likely Big Daddy Kane Vs. KRS-One
Fat Joe and Ja Rule at the ‘Verzuz’ stage via Rolling Stone

On top, Fat Joe called Vita and Lil Mo “dusty bitches.” They were brought by Ja Rule at the event’s stage at some point in the show. After a storm of various comments from all sides, Lil Mo eventually went on TMZ to talk about Fat Joe’s “vile” behavior.

Written by Nikita Serdiuk | IG: @nikitasrdk | Twitter: @nktserdiuk

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Lil Mo Claimed Fat Joe’s Verzuz Battle Comments “Vile”

The Verzuz between Fat Joe and Ja Rule on Tuesday, Sept. 14 hit the fan. The newfound conflict between 50 Cent and Irv Gotti had followed up with Lil Mo and Vita responding to Fat Joe’s comments on social media. Further on, Lil Mo also went to talk with TMZ.

Lil Mo Claimed Fat Joe’s Verzuz Battle Comments “Vile”
Fat Joe & Ja Rule/Source: Billboard

The context was a skirmish between Fat Joe and Ja Rule. During the Verzuz, Ja Rule suggested Fat Joe had to “bring Remy to save you” and claimed it “fucking pathetic.” In response, Fat Joe called Ja Rule’s special guests “dusty bitches” and assumed Ja Rule “had to go to the crack house to find them bitches (Lil Mo and Vita).”

The Social Media Response(s)

On Wednesday, both Vita and Lil Mo posted on social media responding to Fat Joe’s comments. Vita tagged Fat Joe’s profile and wrote that she “was wondering why U was apologizing to me last night N (Ja Rule).” She then asked in the text, “what you think Mo (Lil Mo) (Fat Joe) vs Rule or was it (Fat Joe) vs The Ladies.” Meanwhile, Lil Mo reminded Fat Joe that she’s “Not A #Bxtch nor am I Dusty!!! #StreetCODE Women and Children is off limits.”

Fat Joe eventually responded to both artists with Tweet comments on Instagram. Those comments included, “I’m super sorry I love you and vida I said sorry to your face before I left the building and to Vida I was caught in the moment and I’m super sorry God bless.” Lil Mo and Fat Joe also shared love, while Lil Mo even supposedly rewrote the initial confronting comment at her post to “What a beautiful night at the GARDEN everyone gave me my FLOWERS. NO MORE NEGATIVITY. It’s ONLY UP from here.”

However, on Thursday, Sept. 16, TMZ posted an article with Lil Mo’s interview. She called Fat Joe’s comments “vile” and “disrespectful.” At the end of the video, Lil Mo concluded that ‘”I never got a formal apology. You can’t tell me how I’m supposed to feel. I’m not looking for no Birkin bag but I know how the streets work. I don’t want it to go that way.”

Written by Nikita Serdiuk | IG: @nikitasrdk | Twitter: @nktserdiuk