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Rob Kardashian Savagely Compares Blac Chyna’s Rapping to Kevin Federline (REPORT)
It looks like Blac Chyna can add another title to her resume. The stripper turned social media sensation reportedly signed a major record contract — but Rob Kardashian is laughing off her rapping ambitions.
Chyna, 29, was spotted leaving the Capital Records building with her lawyer earlier this week, and according to reports, she has signed a $1 million deal with the music label. However, her baby daddy is not impressed and believes she’s just going to embarrass herself.
“Rob has had some major laughs thinking about Blac Chyna trying to rap,” a source told Hollywood Life. “And even if she goes after Rob in her raps he thinks she will be so bad that it won’t matter because she will just be embarrassing herself. He is actually kind of looking forward to see her fail and thinks she will be even worse than K-Fed.”
Ouch! Rob, 30, has no business comparing his ex-fiancée to Kevin Federline considering it was just revealed that Chyna makes way more money than he does. Also, we have a feeling Rob is jealous Chyna beat him to the punch when it comes to her record deal. In the midst of his very public revenge porn meltdown, Rob told fans he was going to drop a Beyoncé-style album to expose his baby mama.
“I’m making a Lemonade album for sure this year,” he wrote. “I’m not playing.” He went on to repost a meme of himself mimicking Queen Bey, adding, “You know I’m coming with the heat. My Beyoncé Lemonade album about to be fire.”
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And when it comes to Chyna in the rap game, she does have some connections. She was recently spotted filming the “Rake It Up” music video with Nicki Minaj — who name dropped her a few times in the NSFW song. Plus, let’s not forget she was engaged to rapper Tyga.
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