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RL Explains How 'Internet H***' Changed The Music Industry

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May 17, 2015

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In this exclusive interview with VladTV, RL of Next breaks down his craziest groupie experiences and why he's not interested in the new generation of women who linger online for entertainers.

For his wildest experience, the singer says the title goes to his fellow group member Tweet. After coming in from a long show, Tweet found a woman in his hotel room waiting for him. The woman reportedly lied to the employees by telling them she was in a relationship with the singer. She also proved her devotion to him by getting his favorite cartoon character, Tweety Bird, tattooed on her arm.

RL says the experience threw all the members for a loop, but he believes women are more sneaky with their obsessions with the help of the internet. Calling them "Internet H***," the singer says he's realized that the women skip the shows all together, and hit up singers and rappers online and brag about it later.

Since the singer is currently in a relationship, he says he won't kiss and tell about the experiences he's had with fans or other celebrities.

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