Today in Tha Wire, I don't know what the hell
Kendall and
Kylie Jenner were thinking when they launched their new clothing line...but I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they didn't think about the fallout. What would make them think putting their faces on over images of rap legends like Pac and Biggie would sell? Further what would make them think their families and fans, what let this fly?
If they were looking for attention, they got it! A whole lot of it too. I doubt they will turn much of a profit based on everyone's reaction. Namely, 
Voletta Wallace, the mother of the late
Notorious B.I.G. Mother Wallace is furious and took to social media vent about the Jenner girls shameful t-shirt hustle. https://www.instagram.com/p/BV7idXEAt5_/

 

Vibe reports Biggie's mom also stood up for the late Afeni, and said the two reality stars have a lot of nerve trying to cash-in on the death of their sons. The shirts were being sold for $125 a piece. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if a lawsuit is in the works either. The Jenners' new shirts debuted online, but they reportedly took their website down when everyone went ballistic over the bootleg T's. Of course that didn't stop Ms. Wallace from taking it to their a**. They got the message, NOBODY is feelin' their shirts. HipHollywood reports the Jenner girls plastered their faces over those of various rock legends like Pink Floyd, and Ozzy Osbourne as well. The reaction was pretty much the same from rock fans.

Ozzy's famous wifey, Sharon Osbourne, sent the girls to school with a lethal dose of advise. Kelly also had a little message for the girls. See what they had to say below:

Tell us how you really feel Kelly. Lol! Well, there it is. Not sure if the Jenner girls are going to try another avenue to sell their t-shirts. I really hope not. This was obviously a very bad idea. Meanwhile if new details develop on this story, I will keep you posted as usual. For all things entertainment, get the scoop with Tha Wire daily, and only on The People's Station 107 Jamz.

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