Another week is upon us, which means that another episode of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta is in the can. For episode three, Mona Scott-Young & Co amped up the physical fights and the end result was glorious.
It all started with a mini-scrap between K. Michelle and Rasheeda. We’ve seen them throw verbal blows before but last night, there was a “weapon” involved, and not to mention a notable jab at Kirk’s love of ear jewelry (“Tell Kirk and his three earrings I said hello!”). That scene alone could’ve filled the nightly quota of pure tomfoolery, but thankfully there was much more in store.
Joseline went at Stevie J over a nonexistent contract that he has yet to produce, and he was too focused on Mimi’s new living arraignments to care. Mimi basked in the glory of getting her baby’s daddy jealous, and then we (finally) got to Scrappy! He and Erika easily won the fight (literally) for most “co0ntastic” moment of the night… and hell, maybe even the season.
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The Struggle Boat Has Docked
We haven’t seen much of Karlie Redd this season but her struggle boat chilled at the dock for a little while longer last night. She’s still tryna get that music career of hers poppin,’ and hoping that a K. Michelle diss will do the trick.
Word.
Mama Dee Has No Idea Where She Is
Mama Dee is always confusing Scrappy with her verbiage. Going from the “kingdom,” to “let the church say Amen!” basically means she has no idea that she really just lives in Atlanta.
(Ex) Strippers Know Stuff
Don’t be fooled by her pole-star past, the Puerto Rican Princess has cracked open a book or two! Telling Stevie that he looked like “damn, Malcolm X” proves that Joseline’s seen a picture of Malcolm X. Good to know.
It’s “Not Three Earrings, It’s Four”
K. Michelle said Kirk rocks a triple-set of hoops, but he’s actually bumped it up to four.
Your move, Michael Jordan.
Disappearing Acts
Chris Brown’s DJ just got added to the cast and he’s already missing in action this week. Could it because his storyline isn’t interesting enough to stretch out over more episodes?
Don’t Ask Questions
Constantly being addressed as “hey maid” gave Mimi the kick she needed to move out of Stevie J’s crib. But where does she live? In Atlanta, that’s all you need to know.
No Neck? No Service.
Not having a neck got Benzino kicked out of the race to smash Joseline’s enhanced cakes. Cold game.
Sh-t Can Get Real On Any Given Sunday
What started out as a quiet family dinner got ugly, and ended with Scrappy moving out. From what we gather, the moment you’re fighting your fiancee–who’s trying to fight your mother–things aren’t going as well as they could be.
