Just remember another well-known adage, this one from the ghetto: Don't start none, won't be none! You had on a pink dress? Keke: Yeah, it was pink and red. Calvin: Tell me about your new project, Ghetto Rose. Keke: It's for all the girls out there and the guys that might be having problems in their relationships or might not be as fortunate as others, but at the end, you're still a rose.
You're still worth something to someone and I want people to know that. I want guys to know that if you want a lady, you have to treat her like a lady. And if you dog her and treat her like crap, what do you think you're gonna get in return?
Girls, stop dressing trifling 'cause if you dress trifling, you're gonna attract the trifling dudes. But if you dress like a lady with class, somebody is gonna step to you that appreciates a classy girl. Calvin: To be clear? Everybody is crazy to a certain extent, but I'm still classy on top of it. I put crazy on the shelf, but if I gotta pull her down. I ain't afraid to pull her down. Keke: Her name is Franny Gold.
She did "Stickwitu" for the Pussycat Dolls. She's sold like 93 million. She did a lot of the Commodores' stuff. You name it, she's done it. She's very talented.
She's an older Caucasian woman. She's like something. Calvin: Really? How did she come up with something like "Ghetto Rose"? Keke: She knows her thing.
And she wrote that especially for me. Calvin: Tell me about the other songs on the album. Then I have another one called "I Hope. You know that song "You" that Lloyd did?
Calvin: Yeah. Spandau Ballet [was sampled], from the '80s song "True. Calvin: [singing] "Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha I know this much is true We don't know about all the older stuff. Like a lot of people my age didn't even know about "My First Love. Keke: I'm I was like "Oh my god! I remade somebody's song! Keke: I swear! Because Avant sang his part and then they just sung the melody to me for my verse [she starts singing] "I'll keep an old candy-coated valentine.
I'm gonna croak. We always think that it's new stuff. Like when the bell bottoms came back, my mother was like, "Honey, I wore them when I was a child. Are you crazy? She is of blended race as her folks including her grandparents maternal relationships were interracial.
Keke was brought close by her siblings up in a situation that was overwhelmingly African-American. While in secondary school at Indianapolis, she was in their varsity wrestling crew.
In her youngster years, she performed with some young lady gatherings, in any case, her degree of development surpassed that of her age bunch as a teenager. Keke Wyatt has a height of 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 69 kg. Her bra size is 44E US. Her hair color and eye color are both black.
Her profession as a performer began at ten years old when she recorded the tune What If, which was added to the R. She was such an incredible artist at such a youthful age and was adored by several top acts in the business. Another thing is this does seem like a stunt or something case u didn't hear this mess when she put out that first cd Yeah she may be this and that, but this interview shows that the person who helps her with her public persona as if she has one is placing her out there to look a fool.
Nobody's hating on her, i just think she needs to get real with herself and get and that studio and produce something that is worth a concert tour. Why is it that these mixed celebrities can never just say that their Black parent is Black?? Like that will soften the blow of being Black or some shit. In the grand scheme of things.. Spin that shit however you want. Oh hell naawww She got it all mixed up She just one of the few messed up Ain't nothing with interracial love marriage and kids Her Crazy ass is an exception.
Shaqua pm thank you for expressing that. Her "heritage" shouldn't have been such a major topic of the interview. It reveals her preoccupation with race and color. That's the problem here. Newsflash you nutjob you look predominantly black.
What kind of a retard talks like this She can say that she is bi-racial until she is blue in the face KeKe take a good long look in the mirror and realize all that idiocy you are spewing about means only something to you using "pretty hair" and "straight nose" as a way to differenciate yourself from something you hate You are so right.
I forgot she was in Destiny's Child for a hot second! Not a Beyonce stan. Just stating the obvious. Until this interview, I use to like KeKe Wyatt, especially the song "Nothing In the World" but now I see that she's just as backwards as her stupid-ass, ignorant mother. KeKe needs some serious therapy, she clearly has the "mixed-girl" syndrome. That hoe calimed every race on earth!! I still think that Keke Wyatt has an amazing voice.
But after reading this travesty of words, I cannot support Keke ever. She is the direct result of what slavery did to our people. I feel sorry for her, because she doesn't know any better.
Being mad at her solves nothing. Her dumbness is just the tip of the iceberg, especially when we get into how blacks view other blacks. She is merely voicing the same stereotypes i. Now that you're reading it in print, maybe YOU will think more about the way you discuss black people.
Keke Wyatt has probably been raised around some ig'nant ass people, who have no sense of racial pride themselves. If she grew up in the hood which I suspect she did her light skin and "good" hair was constantly valued and upheld as the standard of beauty. I live in DC and I distinctively remember hearing on the radio KeKe needs an education, badly. Secondly, I have a Black Hair magazine demonstrating her "pretty hair" being weaved in. Keke is definitely color struck, ignorant, all of the above sentiments shared by others.
Poor thing, what a way to kill your career. Stick to singing and leave the interviews to your publicist. Oh yeah, now is about the right time to work on that GED! At first I didn't believe what she was saying. Keke went to the same Jr High ask my lil bro. I never really asked them anything about her but remembered them mentioning it in the past. They said yes her mom is extra country ghetto. I asked "Did she used to yell the N word a lot". They said yes up in the middle of school she would call Keke and her brother all kinds of names and the "n" word would be in there.
They also said that Keke was kinda slow and it was probably due to her mother being the way she was so I doubt she kept them from watching Roots just because of the white hating black action. I doubt her mom wanted to watch anything with substance. Living in Indianapolis there isn't that big of a deal about being mixed. The only flack she might have gotten was swearing to people that she was mixed and they not believing her.
She looks like a regular black woman to me and a lot of black women in Indy look just like her. All I can say is I hope this dumb broad is reading this blog.
She will think twice before coming out of her face with such ignorance again. Defending KeKe Some black are angry because they are not very mixed looking, they wish they were bi racial or even light skin.
Many blacks are angry and filled with self hatred Keke is mixed and bi racial. Also, somebody said that she looks like a light skin black woman. Light skin in the first place is the result of being mixed with white, and other non black racial groups in the first place.
You blacks bring all kinds of silly things that whites taught you negroes in slavery. Example the word Nigger you all got that from whites during slavery, and you use it. Another example the one drop blood rule meaning one drop of black blood makes you black, during slavery and the early part of JIM CROW blacks mixed race people mulattos, and did not consider them black and neither did whites consider mulattos blacks.
Black got the one drop blood rule from whites, why are blacks following whites lead. The one drop blood rule is shit, and garbage. Does one drop of white blood make you white?
If it did many blacks even some dark skin blacks would be white. The word light skin black, as though this is how black slaves who came on those slave ships looked naturally. Humanity is mixed, all of us, so we should embrace our heritages. Many blacks feel oppressed and want others to feel that way. They don't want anyone to escape the oppression.
Blacks don't walk up to bi racials who have a white phenotype look and try to claim them because they fear punishment because these people look white. So of the negative comments here about Keke are based upon jealous emanating from certain black women, and certain black men and women who enjoy negativity.
Idea send all mulattos yeah I said mulatto, and if you are not one don't worry about the word being used , light skins these are types of mulattos too , bi racials, and mixed race people back to their own category totally separate from blacks the way it use to be. Then that will solve your black anger problems because everybody in the black race will be black.
You blacks don't want this because you will suffer, you not have all of those pretty mixed race Vanessa Williams, Terrence Howard, Wentworth Miller, Vin diesel, and others in your race to parade around making blacks look good. No more sex with light men or light skin women either.
Also, many mixed race, bi racials, and light skin blacks enjoy simply being black it how they were raised, and they don't know of anything else. Many blacks hate being black and don't want anyone to escape, let people choose their race and be free. Wyatt's attorney had no comment on the case. Her spokesperson at MCA Records did not respond to calls by press time. Music Keke Wyatt.
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