Hello, rap ladies

By Lina Harper • November 24, 2010 7:00 pm EDT

The Well Versed has a great profile on female rappers, to help the masses go beyond Nicki Minaj and her full-tittied/mostly assed peers. Here in Canada we have Eternia, who is ok for a white girl (that’s called a joke, please don’t call the innernet police on me). But if you tread a little farther south, you’ll find someone a little easier on the eyes. Invincible is fresh, best and ready to rap-press. (I CAN RAP TOO GUISE.) Download singles off the Well Versed article.

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