Well Iggy's getting paid for writing her lines, so..

Spill that tea, Wendy.

A fool would believe she doesn't write her own rhymes. Besides that, Wendy defends her and drags the other female rappers who has problems with Iggy.

The stupid thing is that Iggy's bars are supposedly bad, but good enough to be a ghostwriter? Okay.

Life will never be the same again

why joan this bitch should have gone instead. imagine if shes on fashion police lord i'd never watch again

Y'all was just praising Wendy the other day lmao what happen ?

iggy has a PUBLISHING DEAL for songs she WRITES , it's funny because most of singer who are famous for writing their stuff probably doesn't even have that!so stop with this mess, she writes her rhymes.end of the story.

I love Wendy but since the 90s in her radio days SHE's never been good at proper research. Her delivery makes her words seem believable.

She mispronounces names all the time.
She doesn't even get the right song titles to songs she CLAIMS she loves.
She doesn't get the story right.

I like her but I SMH whenever she gets it wrong but says it to a sheepish audience that believes she's right.

Not I...I like ha but she stays with inaccurate statements. It's like her signature.

this untrue story has gone too far in my opinion, because it's based on rumors increased by her great popuplarity!

"no shade, no shade"

nnnnn someone gif the girl at 18:50

She was like
'Mm hmm guurrrlfriend, spill that lipton'

do it yourself geez....

but Wendy always going in on someone....

She's acting like she hasn't been exposed yet she's become so annoying and cringey for a little more audience.

I don't like how Wendy validates white opinions on these kinds of topics. An uncle tom tea.

That's the point of a GHOSTwriter. They aren't credited for the lyrics they write.

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Anyways, I believe Iggy does write her own raps. She's never given us any reason not to believe so.

Honestly Iggy's raps aren't that impressive which alone tells me that she doesn't have a ghostwriter. You'd think if that was the case she'd find someone more talented.

The black bottom line.