Lil Kim: 'I'll Erase that Bitch Nicki Minaj'

01:49 - Tuesday 09 November 2010 - In Categories US Entertainment, US Videos

Lil Kim relentlessly slagged off her young successor Nicki Minaj during a performance in New York over the weekend.

The Queen Bee (who should really know better) blasted the newcomer for biting her style, and exclaimed: ‘I don’t even need a record right now, I’ll kill that bitch with my old shit…’

Watch the clip below, and listen to what Kim’s former pal Diddy says to Westwood about the beef.

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