It's almost eerie the way that this woman models her album styles after Lil' Kim. Hardcore (Heavy use of wigs, wild outfits, heavy features from Junior Mafia + artists of the moment) / Pink Friday (Heavy use of wigs, wild outfits, heavy features from Young Money + artists of the moment), The Notorious K.I.M. (Blonde hair, flow experimentation, more pop production than any other Hip-Hop artist of the time) / Roman Reloaded (Blonde hair, flow experimentation, more pop production than any other Hip-Hop artist of the time), La Bella Mafia (Natural look, more emphasis on lyricism, club hits) / The Pinkprint (Natural look, more emphasis on lyricism, club hits), The Naked Truth (Most emphasis on lyricism, heavy homage to New York rap, sought to please fans of classic Hip-Hop) / Nicki's 4th Album (Claims to be most lyrical, homage to New York rap, seeks to please fans of classic Hip-Hop)... Don't get me wrong, I love the both of them, but I've only heard Nicki say she was influenced by Kim twice and the second time she had them cut the footage from her Hot 97 interview. With this pattern, I'm gonna need her to stop claiming Foxy was her biggest influence when it's evident that is not the case. She does not want to give Kim her rightfully due props and everyone knows it. Think of how many more albums she could have sold if she had paid respect publicly and gained support from Kim fans, but she wanted it to be all about her. What a shame. They would have slayed the f**k out of a classic Hip-Hop collaboration.