Another episode of Love & Hip Hop New York is in the can and once again it featured all sorts of perplexing twists and turns involving side chicks, fake player nonsense and pure f-ckery. Once again, Peter Gunz was at the helm, but it’s evidently clear that Tara and Amina are both enablers.
As for the rest of the cast; Saigon got some more airtime, and there was no barking on his baby mama involved. Rich Quarterz continues to ride for Erica Mena despite everyone telling him that she might not be the best partner in anything. Speaking of, Erica Mena and Cyn Santana took a trip to Panama that nobody really cared about, but they did a take a bubble bath together afterwards. Also, K.Michelle really has a beef with blogs, go figure.
As for love triangle of Gunz, Tara and Amina, they’re all idiots. Check out why in 11 things we learned from Love & Hip Hop New York episode 7 in the following pages.
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Photos: VH1
Sister From Another
Our brethren Damien Lemon summed it up nicely.
Ringleader
Surprise, surprise. Peter Gunz left the crib but conveniently forgot to wear his ring.
Dry Snitches Don’t Get Stitches
Despite having a fiance in the bing, Yandy Smith stays dry snitching (she told Tara about Peter wearing the ring Amina gave him).
My Bad
Saigon manned up and apologized to Erica for barking on her. Of course, he previewed a new track, too.
Royalty Or Ratchetness
Peter Gunz asked Rich Quarterz to choose between him or Erica Mena. Sounds like a catfight, just saying.
Gangstas Drink Mimosas
Also, did this guy really talk tough while sipping on a mimosa?
Coming Home
Amina feels a ways that Peter Gunz is still sleeping at Tara’s apartment. Well, yeah.
Couple Therapy
Somehow a trip to the speech pathologist turned into a therapy session.
The Struggle
Rich Quarterz inevitably dons this struggle face when dealing with Erica Mena, yet always comes back for more.
F-ck A Blog
K.Michelle says blogs are her enemy. Think about that the next time one posts her music.
Look In The Mirror
Tara insists she will not be treated as the side chick. Too late, ma.
