Pricess Of Hip Hop Pop Gets Slammed For Release Of Ghetto Gospel

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ SeurJamz Entertainment) - Risk-A, the college student at UGA, has a style of her own and recently release Ghetto Gospel to the dismay of her peers.

The song address music today and calls for emcees to represent hip hop and rap in a new light which was the old school way. Long is the day that hip hop challenged the Risk-A, the college student at UGA, has a style of her own and recently release Ghetto Gospel to the dismay of her peers.

The song address music today and calls for emcees to represent hip hop and rap in a new light which was the old school way.
Long is the day that hip hop challenged the mind with witty metaphors and similes.
The Princess was bombarded with hate mail.
Fellow artists are threatening to devote entire mixtapes to bashing Risk-A.
Although the Princess did not specifically call anyone out it hit home.
Risk-A has never been soft spoken about her movement of changing the way female rappers are portrayed.

She has started a girl power movement, with songs like Feelin Myself and Like Me, and it is not going over well in the male dominated industry.
Ghetto Gospel is more along the lines of Risk-A addressing her struggles in life as well as in the industry.