Posted by Bossip Staff
Remy Ma is on the cover of the New York publication The Village Voice
and discusses many topics (of course not her case) including her experience when she was locked up after shooting her friend in the abdomen:
“First of all, it wasn’t my first time. It was my first time as Remy Ma. Big difference. First of all, I saw this chick I grew up with when I was in there. I’m in a cell next to this bitch I hate my whole fu*king life. She asked me, ‘What are you doing in here?’ “Me: ‘Same thing you’re doing here.’ Then this other chick was talking mad sh*t: ‘You’re supposed to be a fu*king role model. You should be ashamed of yourself.’ Me: ‘Where’s your kids?’ Woman: ‘My fu*king kids look up to you.’ Me: ‘Your fu*king daughter should look up to you! What fu*king type of role model are you?’
“The guard was like, ‘Remy, don’t listen to them. They just want to be able to say they spoke to you.’ After that, the [officers] wanted autographs. The chick that was cleaning up, she wants to be a rapper. She brought me a book to read. . . . A lot of the girls were really humble and nice.”
Sounds like a great role model to us…
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