HHW: Surely.
Star: Kim Osorio was and still is a hot b-tch. And I say that respectfully because her husband and I are very cool. It’s an honor to be working along Kim Osorio – she is one of your pioneer journalists. She paved the way for a lot of Hip-Hop journalists. Now you have a lot of bloggers, and I respect what they do, but Kim used to fly around the country to get the story. She had to meet people face to face when there was no Twitter feel me?
I like JasFly – I’ve never met her but I think she is a classy girl. I think she is good for the game. Ms. Drama is a very funny person. Me and her have had some great scenes together. I’ve never met Sharon Carpenter but she seems to be very passionate about the culture and what it is she is in the midst of.
Aside from being my cousin, Viv is one of the nicest people you will meet and a great mother – that’s why people connect with her. You can really see how genuine she is. Am I forgetting someone?
HHW: Last but not least K. Foxx.
Star: I have never met K. Foxx. She’s there on Flop 97 in the mornings as they struggle to find some way to stay afloat in the game. But I don’t have anything negative to say towards her. While we were filming I used to light her up like a Christmas tree on Shot97.com because I wanted to get a reaction out of them and I clearly did. I got that reaction and they had to acknowledge The Hater so mission accomplished. The Gossip Game has been a great experience and I am looking to do more stuff along those lines.
HipHopWired.com: So what’s next for The Hater?
Star: I’m hustling to get more television work. It doesn’t have to be Star necessarily but it could be Troi Torain. I’d like to do more television. I don’t have an agent and I’m trying to get representation. I’m not afraid to go on auditions and stand in line. I would love to do feature films. I want to play a dirty coked out cop – someone who really does something f-cked up in the hood. You know shooting an unarmed teen in the back or plant some drugs on someone.
If you ask me radio has always been in the way of what I wanted to do. I grew up on Abbott and Lou Costello; I wanted to get on television. That’s how we got Star & Buc Wild on MTV to host a show called Beat Suite. So I saw myself as successful way before we got to radio.
