Why do they call you the Goddess of Rap?









Wanda Dee of The KLF world tour debuts at KFest this Sunday June 25, 2023 at 5:00 PM EDT -
Tickets K104Online.com

"@TheGoddessWandaDee kicks off her World Tour at the Heritage Financial Park in Poughkeepsie, New York on June 25, 2023. Get your tickets today! #Performers #WorldTour #Music #Stadium #Artist #Fun."
statement by Belinda Trotter-James, The Media Queen of Hip Hop yesterday Thursday, June 1, 2023 released to me (#ProfessorEvaMarieKing) at Time 12:55 AM EDT 6/1/23

 #TheGoddessWandaDee is the Goddess of Rap, est. 1977

The Goddess, #TheHonorableDJWandaDee, #GoddessOfRap, est. 1977

DJ Wanda Dee is the Official Original Girl and/or Woman to DJ in International Hip Hop Community, Movement, Culture, Love, Fashion, Education, Linguistics, Business, and Industry - #ProfessorShasia said so!


Excerpt of an interview in Harlem, New York City USA - March 9, 1990

Question: Why do they call you the Goddess of Rap?

Answer:  "Well, the Goddess is an image, she's just a creation, a symbol for women all over the nation.  That is beauty, body, brains, sophistication can coexist within glamorization. That's why they call me the Goddess of Rap."

quote by: The Goddess, #TheHonorableDJWandaDee, Goddess of Rap, est. 1977


"#DayOneFlyGirls and Black Women Against Subjugation and Sexism" are rocking with you, The Goddess, Wanda Dee and #MediaQueenOfHipHopCulture #BelindaTrotterJames.



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