“PopoZao susuSucks” read one blogger’s review of Kevin Federline’s first foray into the hip-hop world, but K-Fed, for one, doesn’t seem to mind all the negativity.
“If you don’t like me, hey, cool,” he told MTV in an interview and album preview at a recording studio near his home. “Everything in life is 50-50. … I believe that no matter what, if it’s real and people feel it, that’s what it is, it doesn’t matter.”
Federline says he’s “trying to bring a new scenario to the game.” He may even bring a new title to the game. Asked by “Access Hollywood” if his album would be called “The Truth,” he said: “No, no. That’s all tabloid rumors. I was thinking of calling it ‘Rearranged.’
“It’s time I come out and take control of my situation, so I’m rearranging my whole character and letting people know who I am.”
And finally, the burning question: What exactly does PopoZao mean? “Nice ass,” according to the master lyricist himself.
