Lil Mama Displays On Notorious 2009 VMA Stage Crash

The 2009 MTV Video Music Awards is among the most memorable award exhibits of all time. Kanye West interrupting Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech and Lil Mama leaping on stage throughout Jay-Z’s “Empire State of Thoughts” efficiency that includes Alicia Keys grew to become iconic tv moments.

Lil Mama’s notorious stage crash on the 2009 VMAs ceremony has adopted the “Lip Gloss” rapper for the previous fifteen years. The 35-year-old New Yorker mirrored on that low level of her profession throughout an interview with The Jay Hill Podcast.

“I needed to take care of propaganda which is principally journalists from just like the Wendy Williams to the radio stations, The Breakfast Membership, and even on the time, Ed Lover was up there,” Mama acknowledged. “It was giving gossip. It wasn’t giving management, it wasn’t giving fellowship.”

The previous America’s Greatest Dance Crew choose additionally stated, “I used to be damage, I used to be depressed. I used to be like, ‘What’s happening?’ You bought everyone telling you you’re doing unhealthy. Folks pointing at you want, ‘What did you do?’”

Jay-Z has spoken in regards to the Lil Mama incident. In 2021, the Rock & Roll Corridor Of Famer stated, “In fact [we forgive her]. C’mon. Don’t try this. That’s our sister. Man, we love her. I wouldn’t advocate individuals simply leaping on different artists’ stage, however we don’t want her no hurt.”

Lil Mama responded to Jay’s feedback. She wrote, “I admire listening to this portion of final [night’s] dialog. This has all the time been my stance, Love. Love for each my massive brother, massive sister, and my metropolis. It brings readability to all of us as a group to really hear these phrases from our legendary leaders.”

After the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, Lil Mama earned favorable opinions for her portrayal of the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes in VH1’s 2013 biopic CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story. The VYP (Voice of the Younger Folks) album creator additionally starred in actuality exhibits like Rising Up Hip Hop: Atlanta.