Kelly Rowland Responds to Keyshia Cole’s Super Bowl Diss: ‘We Matter To A Lot More People, Than Her’

Just when you thought the Keyshia Cole vs. Michelle Williams light-weight beef was long forgotten, some crafty media outlet asks for a comment, and just like that–it begins again. Thanks, Rolling Stone :) While promoting her upcoming album ‘Talk A Good Game‘, Kelly Rowland was asked about the not-so-nice comments made by Keyshia Cole about Michelle Williams’ Super Bowl performance, with Destiny’s Child. When asked what she felt about Mrs. Cole’s comments, she replied:

It didn’t even make it on my radar until other people brought it up. It didn’t even matter. We had a wonderful performance, and that’s all I cared about. I was with my sisters and the three of us matter to each other, and that’s all that counts. We matter to a lot more people, with all due respect, than her. So, I really don’t care what she said.

Ouch! [BTW, when someone includes the line, ‘With all due respect’, you can bet, it’s about to be semi-offensive..] Kelly also talked about wanted to document her life (similar to Beyonce’s HBO special) and create a video journal.

I think it’s really important. That way, you look back and see how far you’ve really come. For now, I’m gonna keep it private just for me.

The 32-year-old also discussed her future plans outside of music:

I want to do a line of accessories and shoes. I’m working on that right now. I always draw something in my tablet that I carry and I always have ideas on accessories, on what I would change or [how I would] hook certain things up. I want it to be affordable but luxurious, that every woman can have and feel sexy and fly in. I’m working on it. I’m headed to L.A. now to make sure of that. Early, early talks and early stages, but yeah, I’m a grown woman now, and it’s time to do grown-woman things.

Welp. I guess we’ll hafta wait and see if/what Keyshia’s response will be. Although it’s entertaining, aren’t we kinda-sorta over this? And what do you think of Kelly’s comments–valid or out-of-pocket?