Black Ink Crew Chicago Recap, Season 3, Ep. 15 – “My Little Sir Brumfield”
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The Black Ink Crew Chicago fam is finally back from their trip to Mexico and as a super sweet gesture, the first thing they do is throw Van a Cabo-themed party since his parole restrictions kept him from going. All the mess with Katrina, Ryan and Rachel aside, everyone came back to Chicago in good spirits, but you know these folks…the foolishness never takes too long to pop off.
Phor has not heeded the advice of anyone with sense and and he’s proceeded to have his girlfriend Nikki move in. “I’m a little nervous,” he says.
“You should be,” Van responds. At this point we’re throwing our hands up. Phor had better not complain about Nikki’s fits of jealousy and insecurity, ever.
Ryan tells his mommy and daddy about his transgressions and we’re fairly certain that he’s lying to them too. He tells his parents that all that happened was one kiss with Katrina. He had no intention leaving Rachel and Kat knew that. Okay Ryan. “It was just a kiss!,” his father says, incredulously. Ryan’s already caught up in having done what was inappropriate with Kat and as he claims to be telling the truth, he’s still lying. Not a standup guy.
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Kat runs through the story with Van. “I never thought that Ryan would just turn his back, call me a liar and treat me like a f*cking dog.” Meanwhile he’s telling his family that all they shared was a kiss and everyone’s looking at Kat like she’s the one in a relationship. Including ol’ boy’s parents! SMH. What world is this?
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Ryan has been sleeping on the couch, as he should be. And Rachel is giving him the silent treatment, as she should be. But she’s a little hard to decipher and it’s unnerving. Last week, she was hooking with producers alongside her man when the “truth” came out. This week she’s putting Ryan in his place (“We decided to do what was right for our family and each other and right after that, you acted 17 again.”) but she’s also running the streets with her cousin and looking for Kat. Is it “Oochie Wally” or “One Mic,” Rachel?
Charmaine has a manager. Um. Aiight. Said manager scored her a spot on what we assume is an indie film: Mollywood. And Waka is “scheduled” to be a part as well. She’s genuinely excited about the look though, which is cute.
Ryan has abandoned his post over at 9 Mag since the Cabo debacle and Van, Charmaine and Danielle decide to throw Kat a spirit-lifting surprise birthday party because according to Danielle, “she’s crumbling.” Totally believable. Kat’s had a rough few weeks. Here’s the interesting thing – everyone comes to her party with plastered smiles on their faces, including Nikki, who Kat has had some longstanding issues with. Hmm.
Shoutout to Lily though! Player of the year. Foul how she did Junior but it’s like she’s just reckless for the sake of being reckless. Early in this week’s episode, Junior and Lily agree to tattoo matching hearts on their middle fingers. She prods him about whether or not he’s done that with other girls, moments away from the needle piercing skin. Wild insecure. But then she turns around and invites Plug to Kat’s party. Do remember, Plug is the guy Lily had been cheating on Junior with. This woman follows no rules. LOL.
“Me and Plug had a little fling before Junior and I kinda sparked it up again while I was dating Junior,” Lily admits in her confessional. “Call it cheating, call it what you want, but i thought Junior was f*cking his client.” Okay Lily. Yeah. We’ll call that cheating.
Junior’s in his bag. Deliberately has too much to drink and calls himself having a “man-to-man” moment with Plug at the party: “The girl you been with hasn’t been the most loyal…” Plug clearly doesn’t care. That girl must have sunshine and gumdrops in her panties. Anyway. Plug’s nonchalance enrages Junior. They fight near instantly. Lily is in the background hollering “this is where I work!” Did you think about that when you invited your new man? Girl. Stop this.
Plug gets beside himself from the parking lot and calls Van a “b*tch.” Now they have beef too.
Those crazy Chicago kids will be back at it again next week and we’ll be right here to catch it all.
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