What do you all think of her new video for "Classy Girl"? Pretty sure we can guess what Olivia has to say.

Also download her mixtape, Blurr The Lines, here.

Oliva also drops a new collaborative record alongside Bronx young gun Fred Da Godson, entitled "Freshy." You can find the audio and download for the uptempo single after the video.

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Unfortunately, Emily, Kimbella and Yandy can't escape their issues and are forced to take them head-on. Meanwhile Olivia's well-documented label situation continues, and seemingly comes to a head when she takes a trip to New York City's Hot 97 radio station for an interview with Funkmaster Flex.

The situation got very heated, and unfortunately VH1 couldn't air the entire interview. However, we have the full audio from the interview below, following the season finale. Shout out to Pineapple Records.

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Remember when we "found" a reason to post that story on Olivia from Love & Hip-Hop? Here's Ron Browz's video for "Flexible." Let's just say the visual completely fits the artwork and song title.

In tonight's episode of Love & Hip-Hop, Olivia becomes one of the show's "beef" subjects.  In the preview of the next episode, we saw that Chrissy Lampkin will be questioning Olivia's loyalty as a friend. We'll just use it as an excuse to take a look at pictures of the former J Records and G-Unit, and currently Universal singer.

With that said, we take a look at the former G-Unit Songtress.

One thing that Love & Hip Hop viewers have learned about Mama Jones is that when it comes to beef, she doesn't mince words. The outspoken mother of Jim Jones responded to her latest rift with cast members Olivia Longott and Yandy Smith, which started on Twitter but has escalated into a full grown disagreement.

In an interview withTrey White of Q 93.3 in New Orleans, Mama Jones stood behind her explosive comments towards Longott, who she called the "puff, puff pass" of G-Unit. "I think she's very rude and disrespectful," she said. She also brought up Longott's issues with her own mother, which the singer has been open about on the show. "She's mad because she and her mother don't have no type of realtionship so she feels she can take it out on other people's mothers. I'm not the one. I don't have time for the bullcrap."

On the plus side, Mama Jones said her problems with Longott will not affect her relationship with her soon-to-be daughter in-law, Chrissy Lampkin. As for Smith, her son's former manager, Mama Jones is not too fond of her either. This season Smith has found herself in the middle of more than a few scuffles between co-stars Kimbella Vanderhee and Erica Mena, and even got into it with Lampkin—but escaped before things got physical.

"I don't like what she did and what she said," said Mama Jone. "Her and Chrissy got into it [on the show] because you know what, Yandy is doing too much. You're supposed to be somebody's manager, you're part should be playing the part for them seeing you managing somebody. Not you involved in everybody's business. Sit yo a-- down!"

Although Smith and Mama Jones were once close, it appears she has been officially extracated from the Jones family circle. "Like I said, I feel she's doing a bit too much. I have my love for Yandy but she need her a-- whopped too."

One thing is for sure, all these problems will provide for some great material for season three.

Love & Hip Hop co-stars Mama Jones (rapper Jim Jones' mother) and Olivia are going at it on Twitter. Mama Jones fired the first shots, and she seems to be beyond upset with Olivia for doing a brief imitation of her in the last episode.

Peep The Drama @TheUrbanDaily.com.

Not many people can sum up 2011 like Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club. In this video we get a sample of just how crazy things can get during the show, in addition to some of the moments and artists, that were hot these last 12 months.

From forcing Big Sean to lift weights, to discussing the bedroom behavior of Trina, LaLa, Tamar Braxton, and even Angela Yee, this video is only a small sample of what The Breakfast Club is about!

As the second season of VH1's Love & Hip-Hop prepares to hit television this Monday November 14, members of the cast are hitting the streets to meet with the press.

Their latest meeting took place this Friday at PRANNA New York where Olivia, Rich Dollaz Jim Jones, and his fiancé Chrissy took over the restaurant's gold room for a press dineer.

Hosted by Monami Entertainment and Bartenura Wines, the show's executive producer Mona Scott-Young moderated the Q&A and assured press that it'd be a season to watch.

"This season will bring you closer into the lives of the cast in a way that will keep you glued to the TV. Trust me!", she said.

Check out Jim Jones, Olivia, Rich and Chrissy rocking her HUGE engagement ring below.

Love & Hip Hop Season 2 premieres Mon, Nov. 14 at 9pm ET/PT on VH1. Visit the show at http://lovehiphop.vh1.com.

Photos: Stephen Knight

‘Love & Hip Hop' Season 2 Promo Pics

VH1's Love and Hip Hop returns to television when season 2 debuts November 14 and the network has released promo pics of the cast.

This year's cast features Chrissy Lampkin, (the girlfriend of rapper Jim Jones), Somaya Reece (an upcoming rapper), Emily Bustamante (Fabolous' baby mama) singer Olivia, and the new chick, Kimbella Vanderhee (Juelz Santana baby mama) and Yandy Smith (Jim Jones ex-manager).

Check out the lovely ladies of Love & Hip-Hop below.

Check out individual pics of the ladies below: