You remember when Melissa Ford commented on The Game’s raps: “And all these new video bitches tryin’ to be Melyssa Ford/But they don’t know Melyssa Ford drive a Honda Accord.” “She a video vixen, but behind closed doors/She do whatever it take to get to the Grammy Awards.”

Well pool-side regular, Vida Guerra, has her own comments directed at Game and his love of hip hop model warfare.

“When I first heard about it I thought it was because he asked me out and I turned him down,” Vida told Yo!Raps on Sunday. “I’ve really got to ask Melyssa [Ford] if the same thing happened to her. What he’s saying in that song is that a woman that is a sex symbol is a whore or a slut and that’s not true. When people see girls in bikinis or lingerie they automatically assume you’re a certain way. Game said to one of my friends that it wasn’t personal and he was just using the hottest names to get some controversy but I really don’t know. Karma will get him!”

To even out the playing field, Cuban model, Vida, is starting her music career and has already recorded tracks with Juvenile, Paul Wall and Mike Jones for her debut.
“It’s mainly R&B and hip hop. I sing and even rap a little on this album. There are feel good songs, love songs, definitely some party stuff on there too. I co-wrote all of the songs apart from three. The first single is with Juvenile [You Got Me], I also worked with Mike Jones and Paul Wall but I don’t know if that’s going to happen because we’re having trouble clearing it with their record label. We wanted it for a single release but they only want it to be on the album. It’s always about politics with these record labels.”

“I’ve always enjoyed singing and was in the choir when I went to Catholic school. I used to perform for my family. My dad can play the guitar so music has been a big part of my life.”

Vida recently posed in Blackmen Magazine, don’t say we don’t take care of you.