Staff Writer - Kerran Monroe
I was watching Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall recently and I saw something that I am sure shocked a lot of the television viewers and audience members. I however was not as shocked, I was more entertained than shocked.
Persons who watched the episode will readily identify which episode I am talking about when I say what I am talking about. Wait for it….. Miss Kitty ‘bum flick’ as we Jamaicans say it. So it happened at the end of the show when dancehall, female deejay was performing, she called up Miss Kitty on stage and they were both having somewhat of a mini dance competition on stage. (Fluffy versus Slimmaz) of course Miss Kitty being the self-proclaimed fluffy diva represented the fluffy ladies while Spice was the slimmaz.
Spice made her move and dared Miss Kitty to challenge her, and she (Miss Kitty) sure did. She kindly asked the ladies on stage (Spice’s slim dancers) for some room and she somersaulted, pitch pupalick, bum flick, whatever terminology you wish to use, she did it. After that Spice made a split and it would appear that Miss Kitty followed suit. I am not sure what happened, as just as Miss Kitty went into position to make her split the camera shifted off of her.
Miss Kitty Photo courtesy dextercommunications.wordpress.com
In her Star article after that display of acrobatic movements, she began her column, commenting on the night’s events, saying she did not know what took over her but she could not have allowed Spice to come on her show and upstage her, and therefore she had to represent for the fluffy ladies, and represent she did.
Miss Kitty is known for being confident and loud and a proud full figured female, who is not afraid to represent for full figured women, she certainly represented on that episode of Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall.
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