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Lady Luck Talks Being Disappointed in Remy Ma's Comeback

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March 24, 2015

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In this clip from her exclusive sit down with fellow New Jersey native Star, Lady Luck speaks on her disappointment in Remy Ma's rhymes on her first mixtape since returning to the rap game after six years spent behind bars.

The clip begins with the female battler shouting out her Fight Klub opponent and also stating that the former Terror Squad member was looking good. Although she made complimentary remarks about Remy's physical appearance, when the subject of her rhymes came about, Luck described the Bronx femcee's bars as "trash" and also stated that she is disappointed in the quality of her work. She then went on to say that she feels while Remy Ma was serving her sentence she should've put in more effort to create a higher caliber of lyrics than those provided on her newly released mixtape. Lady Luck also stated that she thinks Remy no longer possesses what she considers to be the "it" factor to be relevant in the hip-hop game.

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