Two weeks in and Love And Hip Hop New York is overloaded with reality TV struggle. The old cast members think they actually have a chance of being something other than “cast members,” and the new members are putting up a pretty strong fight for relevancy.
As we mentioned last week, Tahiry Jose and her backside are the unofficial stars of LHHNY but on Monday night, a host of others tried to claw their way to supremacy. Joe Budden’s confession to relapsing— just after spazzing on his longtime friend Raqi— his talk with his mom, and opening the flood gates to let a few thug tears out were all notable moments, but there were lots more lighter scenes that were boiling over with struggle.
With so many people on the payroll it’s hard to keep up with the exact point of this show, or how it will progress throughout the season, but that’s how it goes in the world of reality TV.
Because we know that these VH1 stars want nothing more than to matter among people that don’t know them (the public), Hip-Hop Wired has taken the time out to shine a light on the Top 10 struggle moments from last night’s episode.
You’re welcome.
Photos: VH1
Raqi Getting Served A Cold Harsh Slice Of Reality
It get’s no realer than Joe Budden saying “Tahiry will f–k you up, twice over.” Well damn.
Arguing That You Quit Your Job When You Really Got Fired
When your struggle rapper boyfriend puts you on blast, you’ve officially hit rock bottom.
This Dude’s Outfit
Is that a gun holster? You a cop now Cons?
Your Friend Threatening To “Kick You In The Neck” Like She Did Her Baby Daddy
How awkward.
Driving A Bentley But Asking Your Queen To Pay For Your Son’s Party
Wait, so it that a rental?
Admitting To Letting Everybody Smash
Introducing yourself as an “assistant” then talking about all the rappers you let hit? Coldest winter ever.
Erica Mena Really Thinking The World Wants To Hear Her Music
C’mon b.
Rich Dollaz’ Gucci Belt Collection Being Overshadowed By His Tiny Bed
Dollaz didn’t work that hard to get all those Gucci belts for the Twitterverse to come for his bed like that.
Joe Budden’s Vest Game
Homie’s hustling backwards if he doesn’t have a vest endorsement deal in the works.
Everybody Pretending To Be An “Artist”
Man, listen…
