A month or two ago, we told you about local rapper Barbie Doll. She's the self-proclaimed "self-made millionaire" Westmoore grad who jet-sets across the country shooting fancy music videos where she flashes cash, touches hair, and test drives certified pre-owned cars that she found at Car Max.
Last week, Barbie Doll released a new video where she takes over Dallas. Because she repeats the phrase about two-thousand times, I think it's called "I'm a doll." It's already been viewed a few million times on Facebook. Check it out:
You know what, let's give Barbie Doll some credit. Her music videos may induce gigantic eye rolls, and she's easy to laugh at, but at least she's pursuing her dreams. Not many people can say that. Plus, whether you think she has talent or not, she's at least caught the eye of someone with a decent camera and lots of frequent flyer miles.
Barbie Doll's new-found internet fame has evidently caught the attention of the OKCs metro rap community. Some of them are not happy.