Video vixen Melyssa Ford is on a mission to eradicate the bad rep Karrine “Superhead” Steffans has given video chicks. Miss Ford is one vixen who has goals beyond letting every rapper in the music industry smash and dishing about her sexcapades in a tell-all. Having been featured in Chris Rock’s film “Good Hair“, her latest venture is a play titled “For Vixens Who Have Considered Homicide When the Video Became Too Much”. According to Melyssa, she was inspired by rapper Jim Jones’ “Hip-Hop Monologues”.

“When I saw Jim Jones play I was really inspired by it,” she told TeamYee.TV at the Belvedere Lounge in Miami during Superbowl weekend. “That night I had to meet the director/writer/producer of the play… and we created a theatrical experience based on my life.”

This sounds really interesting…can’t wait for opening night!

Via MissInfo

Video vixen Angel Lola Luv has made it clear that she has a serious problem with how Karrine “Superhead” Steffans gives video hoes a bad name. Apparently, Lola took offense to Superhead putting on a front like she didn’t know who she was. In a recent interview with VladTV, Lola decided to air Superhead out claiming that she’s actually her biggest stan!

“You can’t even attempt to sass me in no type of way whatsoever. Face the hoe in the mirror baby. That’s all. Adding, “I feel like she just needs to get with reality and this is what it is, as I get back to a boss b*tches world and this is the end of promo…period!”

Since when was shakin’ your ass in tight skimpy clothes considered classy?!

“There are a lot of different reasons why I could never ride with the choices that ‘Superhead” made,” Luv wrote. “I feel as though she played a major part in people really believing that all video vixens are just like her. Which is TOTALLY wrong! There is a difference between a ‘Video Vixen/Model’ and a ‘Video Hoe/Groupie.’ From the way they conduct themselves, their mentality and of course their agenda! The perceptions that people have of me and most video models are the total opposite of reality…“I never went down the same path Superhead did,” she said. “I hold my head up high when I walk because I never had to sleep with anyone to get this far. So when people claim I slept with this person and that person all I can say is check my record. I get my respect in the industry because no one can say they dealt with me beyond a friendship or associate level except one person. Period! There are a lot of video vixens that haven’t either but because of Superhead people think other wise.”

To which Superhead replied via XXL.com,

“I don’t respond to that,” she said. “I don’t even know who she is, but she knows who I am. That means I’m famous and she’s not. So automatically, we don’t have to discuss her. We just go back to talking about me because I’m the only famous person in this sentence. That’s that.”

So Maxim has a new spread with the “first lady of the dancefloor”. The 23 year-old Yonkers-born beauty has a way with not answering questions:

This interview was supposed to take place at your house. What happened?
My concerts are about me being very private in public, but I’m very protective. My apartment is my stage, and my bedroom is my stage—they’re just not stages you’re allowed to see. When you let a bunch of people in there, they fuck with that energy and it becomes a circus. Put it another way: Everybody wants me to show my vagina to the world all the time. And the truth is, I don’t have to.

Cop the July issue of Maxim to see more of Lady GaGa!

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After f*ckin’ and suckin’ damn near every rapper in the industry, jumpoff Karine “Superhead” Steffans is starting a new chapter in her life. Unfortunately for us common folk, Superhead will no longer be dishing juicy details about her sexual trysts with rappers such as Ja Rule, Lil’ Wayne and others. In the pages of her new book, “The Vixen Manual”, scheduled to hit bookshelves July 13^th, readers will be able to learn a thing or two from Superhead about sex, sexuality and relationships.

Superhead breaks down why “The Vixen Manual” is different from her previous books, “Confessions of a Video Vixen” and “Diaries of a Video Vixen”.

“’The Vixen Manual’ is completely different because the first two books were a set of memoirs and what I wanted to do with the memoirs was to get all of me out and done so there would be nothing new that anyone could come up with. I wanted to move forward from the life I had. I released those and let the skeletons out of the closet so that I could be lighter and freer in my walk. I went back to a book that I actually started in 2004 before I ever wrote ‘Confessions’ or ‘Diaries.’ As I was writing it in 2004 and early 2005, that’s when Harper Collins came to me and asked me to write ‘Confessions of a Video Vixen.’ I stopped writing this book to write ‘Confessions’.”

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How did the idea of “The Vixen Manual” come about?!

“I kept adding to it over the years and I would find myself going back and re-reading and fixing things because I kept learning things about relationships and whatnot. I would talk to my girlfriends and older women in their 50’s and 60’s and older married couples. I would just talk to as many people as possible about relationships and how differently we view them. I learned a lot, mostly from my elders. I learned that there is a need to bring the old-school and the new-school together. The old-school by itself may not work in today’s time, but what we’re doing now in my generation at least, also isn’t working. I figured that if we brought the two together that between that we would have a new revolution and a new revelation about sex and sexuality, relationships and even single women would have a different outlook on life if I brought the two together. In the last four years, I compiled all of these conversations into 50 chapters and that’s what the manual became.”

Superhead is definitely the last person I’d go to for relationship advice. Now, when it comes to sex she’d be the first! Shorty had the whole industry on lock with just her mouth!

Spotted @ BV

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