Love & Hip Hop New York is a show that doesn’t discriminate when it comes to equal rights. Women are allowed to make as big a fool of themselves as the men—and on last night’s episode we saw bountiful examples of this.
After taking a week off, LHHNY returned on President’s Day to continue to display the saddest forms of foolery that (allegedly) make up life in the Hip-Hop world. Of course, most of the scenes are stupid, and fake (in the real music industry, people are too busy working to be bothered with the nonsense in these storylines), but that’s why we tune in every week.
The fight factor was raised on the most recent episode with two people catching glorious fades. One of course was Yandy Smith’s cousin, who took pictures of her backside to post on Instagram. Smith’s boyfriend, Meendeecess Harris—who has been acquitted of charges that he had a s*xual encounter with a teenager—basically went up to his girl’s cousin/trainer and laid the smack hand down. The dialogue leading up to the brawl definitely sounded scripted, but from what we can tell, Harris breaking away to launch at the man, caught everyone off guard.
Aside from all that going down, check out the 10 things we learned from this week’s episode.
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Kaylin Must Always Be Prepared To Catch A Tahiry-Fade
If you stay ready, you ain’t gotta get ready.
Joe Budden Will Never Break His Cool
Even as his girl was getting mollywhopped, he was still speaking in a low reigster.
Rich Dollaz ‘Friends Want Better For Him
When Dollaz tried to trick his frat brother into financing Erica Mena’s music video, he was met with nothin’ but shade.
Winter Wants To Be A Main Character
Her takeover is coming, just you wait.
This Struggle Bird Thinks She’s A Star!
She looks pretty passionate, no?
Jen The Pen Isn’t Very Smart…But She’s Probably Not Racist
Her explanations are wack, but maybe she’s just misunderstood?
Consequence Owns A Gold Puff Coat
Wait, adults are allowed to dress like this? It is an upgrade from that gun holster thing he wears though.
Raqi & Cons Think They’re Starring In A (Bad) Hip-Hop Musical
The sentence “You’re sleeping with the enemy kid!” should never really be uttered, unless you’re in Belly, New Jack City, or something along those lines.
Erica Took The Night Off (From Fighting)
Her struggle music video didn’t get made, and she kept it cool. That’s called growth, people.
This Family Reunion Is Gonna’ Be Hella Awkward
Nothin’ worse than you’re baby’s daddy beating up your creepy cousin for taking back shots of you.
