Blac Chyna Wants To Launch Music Career, Prepping To Be Next Nicki Minaj?
Blac Chyna Wants To Launch Music Career
Blac Chyna has her eyes set on being more than just a reality star. Rumor has it, the 29-year-old stripper turned entrepreneur may be considering a career in music. Last month, we spotted her filming with Nicki Minaj for Yo Gotti’s new video “Rake It Up.”
According to a report, Chyna has interest in rap, singing and ‘poetry music’. In fact, she allegedly wants to be the new Nicki Minaj, whom she considers a mentor. She’s said to be taking a few meetings with labels in LA and has already met with Capital Records.
What are your thoughts about Chyna launching a music career?
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