Natalie Nunn Goes Off On Amber Rose

Now that Amber Rose Wiz Khalifa and were presented with their relationship, which is rumored former flame Wiz is speaking out against them.

As previously reported, the former Bad Girls Club member Natalie Nunn was seen with his head in Pittsburgh sparking gang Taylor rumors that were involved.

Now, weeks after Nunn is to take photographs in the Rose and says he is tired of being compared to "want to be bad girls" who specialized in the extraction.


"Natalia has two degrees, yet I have two titles that you can not take it from me ... no. Grado as a stripper. You can not consider me .... You going to stop comparing these wack a ** want to be bad girls. "



Even speaks of "reality show" Amber Rose next "Behind Her Shadows.

"Behind some shades? Everyone wants to talk about some behind some shades?



Besides being disrespectful to Rose, the television star made mention of his first meeting with Wiz in Pittsburgh, which ended with pictures of them apparently locking lips.
Nunn said however that the meeting was unilateral and Wiz continued to chase, so be sure to reserve a hotel room in the same place where she was staying.

"Here's the story here is how it all went down ... Natalie ... it's all booked until December, I have a game in Pittsburgh. I get on the plane and go to Pittsburgh ... you know some mothaf appear ckas * . I have a whole big crowd of kids get on the VIP ... my homegirl is like oh, that's Wiz ... I did not know what the f * ck was I only knew that his song ... I'm the match and kicks Gangs GGAS Taylor comes in ... * n are in the VIP NATALIA parts ... he offered me a joint, I'm an athlete ... I do not smoke, do not drink, I do not do drugs ... Do not smoke like that.

Natalie Nunn goes on a tirade about being compared to other groupies (Kat Stack), the death of his friend and reminds us that she is from the "Bay" .. Of course, she talks about her "relationship" with her and Wiz. Not one to leave anyone out, went to new Amber Rose Wiz boo. Expect her to record a version of "Blame Game."