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Singer, Business Owner of Bedroom Kandi, Striking a Cord With Gospel Song
Surely you remember when FeSaad took you inside of Bedroom Kandi, with former Xscape member, singer and Housewives of Atlanta star, Kandi Buress. Well, now Kandi is taking you to church with her new song, Stay Prayed Up, and some critics aren’t impressed.
Burress received a flood of negative feedback regarding the contradiction in her actual lifestyle choices and her sudden desire to unburden her woes to the Lord in song. Here is one example of the onslaught.
msaeli @kandiburruss great song, but I’m just curious, why do you make a song about staying prayed up while you wallow in sin? You’re living unmarried with your boyfriend (man)? You sell naughty Bedroom Kandi. Maybe that’s why you need to stay prayed up? Before everyone beats me up with their words, I want you to know I love you and your music, but this song is contradictory to your current lifestyle. Not sure if you’re Christian, but if so, be an example to your daughter Only! Make sure she knows her worth and understand her value, so easy she’ll receive what God has for her. If you don’t mind, some reading for you (Bible: Romans 6, 1Corinthians 7, Thessalonians 4:25 to end) God bless
Gospel Singer Marvin Sapp seems unmoved by the criticism and on his facebook page wrote, “Been in services all day and didn’t get the opportunity to see #RHOA but I wanna thank @Kandi for sharing her heart through song in a different genre and asking me to be apart of that process… #gogetit at ITunes now……”
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on Feb 19 2013. Filed under Features, Hot Sheet, Musak News, Recipe for Celebs, Recipe for Gospel, Recipe for Music.
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