So last night’s episode of Love & Hip Hop New York started off kind of slow, but got very awkward by the show’s end. There are three words to blame (or congratulate?) for this surge in LHHNY searches: Jen the Pen.
In case you’re not familiar, she’s a legend in the making. She’s also a radio star waiting for her big break, and a White person. That last point, is what’s going to take her to the top.
Once Jen uttered the words “I’m white, honey I will get it done,” you could almost feel the mini-explosion in the Twitterverse. Since she’s been with a Black guy (The Cons) for five years, has a child with him, and is struggling with following his Islamic life rules, Jen can always use her current situation as proof that she’s not racist. On the other hand, having a White person admit what you kinda think your White friends are thinking, is still an experience for the ages.
Next week Jen is going to get slandered to high hell thanks to Raqi’s thirst for screen time, but until then, let’s look at 10 things we learned from last night’s episode of Love & Hip Hop New York.
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Eric Mena (Kinda) Sings
It wasn’t great, but it wasn’t terrible. We’re surprised, too.
Rashida Is Not To Be F–ed With
She has a scary presence about her. Also, she beat a man with her high heel (allegedly).
Joe Budden’s Is Still Creepy
Some things never change.
Tahiry Thinks She’s A Rapper
Two words for the “Devil” track she released earlier: Good, lord.
Yandy Might Wanna Drop Her Dude
Something about him is kinda shifty, and it’s not just the child s-x allegations, it’s the massive drug sales too.
Rich Dollaz Is In Love
Is this really just for the cameras?
Consequence Has Some Explaining To Do
After what his girl said, expect a whole lotta Twitter struggle coming from these two.
Raqi Is Unprofessional
Perhaps she could’ve saved the “man parts” convo for a text, or Twitter DM?… Like normal people.
Ebro’s Beard Is Official
How long has dude been working on that thing?
Hot 97 Paid For Advertising Spots?
We have no proof of this, just sayin’.
