Keri Hilson incident in Paris
Our post on the Keri Hilson incident in Paris 2 weeks ago stirred emotions among readers who were upset with the connotations that my post may have implied.
Everyone had their own battles to pick with the wording of my post, including someone in Keri Hilson’s camp who was on the scene and witnessed the incident firsthand.
the crew member wrote, “We were all negatively effected by what happened. But 3 weeks later [blogs] like yours reopen old wounds that we wish would heal.”
In a follow-up email sent this morning, the crew member asked to clear the air on what really happened in Paris:
So hey, I’ve read all of the blog posts and I would just like to add some truth to the stories that are floating around in regards to what happened during Keri Hilson’s performance.Aside from the drama that occurred, she was having an amazing set. The venue was completely sold out and performance wise she was on fire. During her stage rendition of “All the boys”,out of nowhere jumps a fan from the balcony section of the venue. The fan jumped onto the right side of the stage directly from the balcony. From where he landed to where Keri was standing there may have been 10 feet between them. From his jumped he ran directly towards her and grabbed her as if to kiss her. It all happened slow and fast at the same time. Slow enough to think but to fast to catch him before he got to her.Upon him grabbing her you could hear him saying, “I want to kiss you Keri”, or something to that effect. As he grabbed her, her bodyguard grabbed him. But the fan wasn’t not letting go. At that point another member of Keri’s team ran and punched the guy. The blow was actually what made him finally let her go. He was pulling her in one direction and the punch pulled the fan in the other direction. Depending on which angle it was caught on tape it looked like Keri got hit, totally untrue! She was shaken up, but not hit.Most comments blame the bodyguard for not reacting fast enough. In his defense he reacted as fast as humanly possible. He got to the fan 2 or 3 seconds after the fan got to Keri. Unlike rappers, R&B artists don’t have their bodyguards upfront and center on stage with them. It would totally take away from the sexiness of the show.Most people have there own opinions, but in reality they are not based on facts.
According to Brooklyn police, women who dress like sluts should expect to get raped. Well, that’s what almost happened to sexy songstress Keri Hilson 2 weeks ago during a concert in Paris.
In this video clip, courtesy of Jia, a fan jumped onstage during Keri’s performance and tried to have his way with her. Members of Keri’s security team casually grabbed the guy around his waist but the oversexed fan refused to let go. So another burly security guard reached over and punched the man in the back of his head.
We’re glad Keri is okay. But the question on everyone’s minds is why did it take security so long to reach Keri?
Watch the video after the break (fast forward to the 3:40 mark)!
Nicki Minaj’s Boyfriend Queens Out On Nicki’s Maid
Here is more proof that Nicki Minaj’s hypeman/boyfriend, Safaree Samuel, has more bitch tendencies than Nicki does. According to published reports, Nicki Minaj hired a maid a few weeks ago through a maid service to clean the LA condo that she shares with Safaree.
Reportedly, the maid was star struck upon meeting Nicki and she asked for an autograph. That pissed Nicki off because she thought the request was inappropriate. So she called the maid service and demanded they send out another maid.
That was a few weeks ago. Then yesterday, the same maid showed up again, which infuriated Nicki who ordered the woman out of the apartment. But the maid refused to leave.
Seeing that Nicki was getting nowhere with the maid, Safaree intervened and told the chick to “get the f*ck out!”
When the maid again refused to leave the premises Safaree used his body — rather than his hands, which would have been assault — to push the maid out of the apartment. The maid service called the cops but no charges were filed.
