Last night’s episode (August 11) of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta confirmed what most rational people have known for a very long time. Mimi just ain’t that bright.
From her riding for Nikko to her acting up when her friends call her out for her suspect choices, Mimi kept on stacking the fails.
Since we’re on the topic of losses, Karlie Redd also showed an exceptional knack for moving shadily in a small industry. However, all the aforementioned struggle may be trumped by that of one Stevie J. He finally came clean about bedding Benzino’s wife to be, but it was only to Snoop Dogg. On the show, Benzino and Joseline are still in the dark, which means the fall out will be epic.
With all that said, check out 11 things we learned from the latest episode of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta in the following pages.
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Mimi Realizes Nikko Is A Dirtbag
Unfortunately for her, Mimi was the last person to realize this fact.
The Language
Zino has been dropping some hilarious slander lately. This week, it was aimed at Joseline who pretty much dead his trip to L.A. to kick it with Stevie.
Studio Struggle
Karlie Redd came up with a scheme to take Yung Joc off the song he was shopping. We’ll defer to Kermit on this one.
Turn Up!
Are we going to act like Benzino’s bachelor party didn’t look like it was held in someone’s guest room? Nah? Okay.
The Questions
After confirming that he was married, Nikko’s excuse was basically, You didn’t ask. Oh.
I KNOW Her
In L.A., is where Stevie tells Uncle Snoop that he boinked Althea, in Benzino’s crib. Snoop’s face says it all, bruh.
The Puerto Rican Alarm Clock
First person to get these “Puerto Rican Alarm Clocks” patented and into stores is going to make a killing.
Tea Session
Remember Johnny from Nikko’s “NY to LA” video, that starred Mimi. Well he spilled all tea, hunty.
More Footage
Ariane caught an aha moment when Mimi admitted at least part of her sex tape was produced because the porn company needed more footage. Well, duh.
Twitter Ranting
Mimi went on an epic Twitter rant about this episode. Let that hurt go.
Baby, Baby, Baby
The act of Waka Flaka discussing fertility is hilarious.
