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[woman] Previously on Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta...

[Scrapp] Well, well, well.

[man] You know what you been done.

[woman] I know what I done did.

First of all, Lyfe has not checked up on me.

He didn't call me, he don't text me.

My BM kinda like keeping my son away from you.

When I run into her again, I'ma let her know

because you can't do that with no son.

I said you're not seeing King until you fix shit.

Why are you punishing him?

It's not just about Tommie. It's your mother.

I understand how you feel about Tiarra.

It's about Scrapp seeing his son.

Well, then take the bitch to court!

I let them bitches run me up out of Atlanta.

I'm back. I got some bitches to stunt on.

I'm gonna invite your friends to my listening party.

They need to see how great I am.

K. Michelle's album release party.

She wants all of you guys to come.

-[laughter] -Make it rain!

Your claim to fame is your husband.

You work with a bitch that had a fight

with one of my homegirls.

There will be no chance that me and you

gonna be cool again if you fuck with this bitch.

You know I ain't never really been a bachelor.

I always had somebody. You feel--

-Right! -So now I'ma play.

-And how do players play? -All day every day.

-Scrappy been hittin' me up. -And I don't need to know that.

I don't even understand why you're sitting here.

-But, but-- -Do you want me or Scrap?

I can take your old nigga, and I can take your new nigga,

'cause I'm that bitch.

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

-* Yeah * -* This is the life *

-* This is the life * -* What's up? *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* Ain't nothing like hip-hop music *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

* This is the life *

-Hi, boo! -Hey, baby!

[Tiarra] Scrapp has made it perfectly clear

that I'm not a priority.

So I'm trying to move on

and do what's best for me and my son.

And that's to keep King away from Scrapp's crazy family,

and spend some time with people who actually like me.

So I invited my girl Dime to catch up.

So I can introduce her to someone

I am hoping can be a part of my new beginning.

-You look happy. -I am happy.

It's like I got a friend that's coming.

-I mean, I have no-- -Like a friend or...?

-No we-- -A boyfriend.

Like, we close. I got a crush on him.

He don't know it yet.

You not dealing with Scrapp no more.

No.

-Not at all? -The drama is still there.

No, no, not, I can't.

I didn't wanna be the bearer of bad news today

but now that I know Tiarra is moving on from Scrapp,

we all can move on.

Karlie can find her own way of telling Tiarra

that she's pushing up on her baby daddy.

I'm just here to be a supportive friend.

And I'm excited to meet

what sounds like Tiarra's new boo.

I know he feelin' the kid, I know--

But he ain't never told you.

No, I probably intimidate him a little bit.

But he's on the radio station,

his name J-Nicks, you know him?

-I've heard that name before. -He got his own radio show

-and everything. And he-- -Yeah.

Wassup, wassup, wassup?

-Hi! -Hi! How you doin'?

-How you, good? -I'm good, how you doin'?

-Good, good, good. -Look, come meet my friend!

-This is J-Nicks. -Nice to meet you.

Y'all look cute together, I know that.

I been on Tiarra for years.

We both work in the club together.

I DJ, she bartends,

I always saw she was sexy.

But the timing's never been right.

She was still dealing with Scrapp,

and I got my own relationship.

He got a trash girlfriend, though.

I been trying to tell him to drop.

Man, look at you, look at you. Why you gotta bring her up?

If the timing was right,

I wouldn't mind pursuing her more.

'Cause things with my girl Amber

haven't been going great.

Amber feels like I give Tiarra too much attention.

And maybe I do, but what complicates things,

I'm cool with Tiarra, and I'm cool with Scrapp.

Tiarra keepin' her son away from Scrapp is not cool.

I hope I can get Tiarra to reconsider,

allowing King to come hang out with the fellas.

They about to get together for a good 'ol daddy day.

So, look, the fellas are having a daddy day.

All the fathers bring their kids out,

and I need you to let your son go.

-No! -Tiarra!

In regards to what y'all going through,

don't bring the kids in that, know what I'm saying?

Especially him possibly going to jail.

That's a big jump.

I'm really disappointed at Scrapp,

'cause if he go away,

it's all based because of his decisions.

But you wanna tell me, "Hey, I might get locked up.

Let me see my son." No!

I appreciate J's concern,

but I was hoping this meetup

could be more about our relationship,

not about the relationship between me and my son's father.

I am not gonna play with my son's safety

by putting him in the company of crazy people.

Already asked Scrapp to arrange a sit down

between me and his mom,

so we can hash out our differences,

he ain't made that happen yet.

So there's no reason for me to reward him

for not holding up his end of the bargain, right?

For a son not to have his father,

you know that's difficult.

My dad has a big impact on my life, man.

-Just me being a man. -Yeah.

But I feel like a lot of the hostile environments

are created by him, also.

I hear what you saying all that.

What I'm asking as a friend, 'cause we cool,

outside everything else, consider it.

Daddy day.

-Daddy day, consider it. -[J-Nicks] Daddy day.

Daddy day.

-I'ma consider it. -Thank you.

[K. Michelle vocalizing]

I feel like I should sing opera.

For my first album,

* My coochie don't work *

That was one of my favorite songs.

* No more, it's broke *

I am having a listening party

to reintroduce everyone to the new K. Michelle.

One of my favorite makeup artists, Japan, is here.

Japan is great, and I love him.

And he's also become a really close friend of mine

like my brother.

-Wassup, boo? -Hi!

I'm so glad you got a different cutie pie.

Every time I come through, I got a new cutie pie.

-What's going on, babe? -Hi!

I think that this butler is sexy as fuck.

Sit down and massage my back.

-C'mon, sit down. -Oh, Lord.

Come massage my back. I need you to get to work.

Only you come and entertain my home like this.

The butler, you know, I wanted him to look good,

but I needed him to do his job,

I didn't hire him to you know, give out massages and stuff,

but anything for Joseline.

He's beautiful.

I know you been putting him to good use.

-Not that type of use, Joseline. -Uh-huh, whatever.

What's up with your listening party?

I wanna have a great time, I wanna get fucked up.

-Come on, we been working-- -You're gonna have a great time.

You're gonna get fucked up.

Bitches get to come see me be great.

Who said I wasn't gonna be shit?

I'm inviting everybody.

I don't care if I like you or if I don't like you,

it's about the music and my accomplishments.

I invited some fans.

You know, like seat fillers.

-Bambi, you know, just-- -Bambi?

A little Atlanta people.

And then my road manager invited like, some industry people,

some different magazine,

D. Smith, this, like, creative person,

-[Japan] Mm. -um, to come.

I know they wanted her to do, like, creative with me.

She's talented, though.

-Hmm. -What?

Why you over here making that noise?

You hear him over there making that noise?

D. Smith, the producer,

that's the producer who produced my record.

-The one that I leaked. -Ugh.

Betty, really, her friend.

I disagreed with her because she's very controlling.

They went outta town and next thing you know,

I heard a Epic Artist had my record.

So they called my phone,

and were threatening me, and they're like,

"Don't post the record 'cause you'll be sued."

-That was your song first. -Yeah.

They tried to scare me. Thought I was dumb.

Honey, could you get us some more to drink?

[K. Michelle] My road manager introduced me to D. Smith

about being my creative director.

And to hear about her and Japan,

like, you guys have to get along.

I might bring it up.

Depends on how drunk I get.

Let's bring it up! Let's see what the bitch gon' do!

Aah! I might ask some questions 'cause I be having questions.

But mainly I just wanna get drunk and have fun.

I'm gonna drink to that.

I'm hopping you. You can't get me.

I got your shoes!

I got your shoes!

Hold up, now these holes get smaller and smaller.

Man, lemme tell what's going on today.

We got the kids out, the dads rubbin' elbows,

families amongst families, y'know what I'm saying.

And showing our kids, "Well, hey man,

everything is love around here," you know what I mean?

-Come on, Carter! -This is actually something

that we don't get to do often enough.

Get to hang together as fathers.

Kai and Carter are here with me.

Joc's got his own basketball team.

Five out of his eight kids are in the building.

And Sas is here with his son.

Got you!

Unfortunately, Scrapp's son isn't here,

but he's here to support.

Nephew!

-What's up, you having fun? -Yes!

I came out with Sas and my nephew Roddie Man.

But honestly, I really ain't feeling it.

'Cause King definitely shoulda been here.

And he not here because of Tiarra and KK.

I'm tryin' hard to make the best of it,

and not let my energy affect everybody else.

But seeing the rest of the men with their kids,

it's really too much for me,

I shoulda stayed my ass at home.

-Wassup, man, you good? -[scoffs] Hell, no, man.

My li'l man ain't here.

I see y'all having fun with y'all little ones.

-Where the little man at? -[groans]

Man, me and my BM are still not seeing eye to eye.

She playing chess, holding little man as a pawn.

I totally feel like it's wrong for mothers

to keep their children away from fathers.

At the end of the day,

you're hurting the child. Not him.

Since she don't get along with my mama, she on some,

this time I'ma make your mama respect me, type of shit.

Aw, you got one of 'em, aw, yeah.

Got me fucked up.

This man over down here crying,

asking, "Bring me my kid." Y'know what I'm saying?

You got kids out who don't give a fuck about their kids.

This man is finna go sit down,

so I think it's extra, extra, extra fire

that she, you know, she playing that game.

I don't know exactly what you going through,

but I can imagine, 'cause I done been there.

-You know what I'm saying? -I think I'd lose my mind

if you playing with my kids. So I know that shit rough.

Uh-oh. Okay, okay.

We can go right to this table with the kids.

[Scrapp] One thing I love to see

is black men taking care of their kids.

'Cause it's such a negative connotation

when it comes to us and our children.

So with them and their little ones, I'm happy.

But with mine not being here, I'm a little bit salty.

Everything gon' be all right, though, bro.

J-Nicks helped me realize

that my son is the only important thing

in all of this drama between Scrapp and I.

I can be mad at Scrapp and his mother all I want,

but King loves his dad.

So here I am.

Yeah, you'll be a'ight.

-Nephew! -There you go!

-Whoa! -Ha! What's up, fat mac?

-What's happening, baby? -Wassup?

I miss you so much. Can Daddy have a kiss? Mm.

My heart melted when I seen King come across that room.

I don't know who or what got through to Tiarra.

All I know is I'm grateful. Alhamdulillah.

I really appreciate you bringing him, thank you.

Yes, I will.

I'm too happy to see my son,

I could've cried tears of joy.

I just want Tiarra to know that I am grateful.

And we could talk about whatever else she wants

next time I see her.

-Ready? Yeah. One... -Yeah.

-[screams] -[laughs]

I had a record on the radio.

-Where did that chart? -Don't try it.

-I just asked a question. -Hey, don't try it.

Wait-wait-- whoa, this is my town.

-No banana. -I'm surprised

-you ain't want the banana. -Not this kind of banana.

Wow.

You're gonna be getting sentenced very soon.

My family is gonna fall apart.

[yelling] Get your punk ass up, bitch!

KK, I will drag you across this...

Have a seat, honey.

I done pulled the wine out and everything.

This is my gift to you for your birthday.

-Aww! -Yes, it is!

[Ariane] I'm so proud of Rasheeda

and everything she's accomplished with Press.

And it doesn't hurt to have a friend

that can add pieces to your wardrobe.

So I invited a new friend to come along

and join in on the shopping fun.

Did you have fun on that party bus?

-I did! -Bitch!

-[laughing] I'ma slap. -Can we ever?

Can we all get along, please?

-Hey, girls! -Hi, boo!

D. Smith is someone that I met in the LGBT circles in Atlanta.

She's someone that I respect as a heavy hitter

in the music industry, and hopefully,

someone that I'm able to work with one day in the future.

-Have you two met? -I actually remember her

from a fashion show that I went to,

-she was walking. -Okay.

Anyway, I came here for your help.

-Wanna see what you got. -Okay.

'Cause you know, wanna look good.

-Where you going? -Where you going?

I'm going to, uh, K. Michelle's listening party.

You guys have a relationship?

Her team reached out. It was for an interview

to be her creative director on her tour.

-Did you meet with her? -Yeah.

-Oh, how was that? -It was cool,

but I've heard a lot of...

-Negative-- -Yeah.

-Negative things. -I don't want any drama

mixing with business. It's just...

So she prolly shouldn't go to the goddamn party.

I really don't have too much more energy to spend

on this whole situation with K. Michelle,

all I'm telling these ladies is this: watch your back.

I mean, as far as K. Michelle and I,

we've had our history about different things.

-Right. -And just--

we've damn near fought each other.

-She's thrown candles at me. -What?

-Yes. -What you say?

Nuh-uh, no fighting in here.

-[yelling] -No, no, no, no, no.

You gonna throw a candle at me, bitch?

-Kirking the three earrings? -Get outta my face.

Were the candles lit?

-Yes! -They was already lit,

and they was hot, but you know I'm so hot

-that shit just bounced off. -[laughing]

-My bum was like "Tag, bitch." -It was.

-They don't know that. -Oh, my God.

-She still slay. -[laughing]

Are you gonna go to the party?

I am gonna go.

-[Rasheeda] Aaay! -I am going.

Everybody has their thing with K.

Like, "Fuck her, fuck her!

She's gonna do you wrong. She's gonna turn on you."

But I'm all about giving people another chance.

So why not her?

Well, all I know is this.

Y'all better slay in y'all goddamn press

when y'all go to this party I shall not attend.

-Represent well, please. -We will. Cheers.

[glasses clink]

[laughing]

Man, how did y'all get kicked out the house, man?

Today is the end of an epic era for me and Joc, bro.

We gotta move up out this joker.

We up in there partying,

women all up in there, you know what I'm saying,

everybody hollering, going crazy.

Now we are evicted.

Lucky, lucky me. I ain't homeless.

I did put my house up for sale,

but ain't nobody bought it yet.

So you know where I'm going?

Back to the kingdom.

Where y'all going to next, man?

I don't know what the hell you finna do,

but I kept my house, bruh.

Man, Scrappy hell, man.

Done convinced me to move in this bachelor pad with him,

but now that we done got evicted,

he just gonna leave me out to dry.

It's empty right now,

'cause I don't even wanna be there,

you know what I'm saying, bad memories and all that shit.

-What happened there? -I done got word from Madea.

Everyone says they moved on.

-Wanna walk with homies. -That's dirty.

And the crazy part, bruh,

I found out well she don't know about it.

And she didn't say nothing 'bout that.

At the same time, she could be doing that

for your benefit too.

You fucked it up and then it turns into some other shit.

[loud banging]

-They shoot? They shoot? -They shoot?

-Naw, I ain't-- [indistinct] -[laughter]

Who cares a fuck about the neighborhood?

Oh, hell.

Well, maybe we do need to get out of this spot,

'cause, uh, it's getting crazy around here.

Women going out with yo asses, we ain't seen yo ass.

Man, that girl Amber? She been trippin'.

It's like I ain't got time for that stressed out.

One of my biggest problems with Amber is jealousy.

I guess because my Instagram popping,

all the girls in my DMs,

because I DJ late night in the club.

She's causing me problems, trying to make sure

all these ladies are having a good time!

'Cause she hatin' on me!

And after seeing Tiarra the other day,

[laughs] I think it might be time

to throw in that towel.

I got my eye on something else.

-Like what, who? -Tiarra.

-Tiarra who? -Whoopty whoop baby mama?

-Yeah. -Naw, Scrapp baby mama?

This nigga trippin'.

-It ain't that bad. -Naaw!

Every man for themself.

Once you say you not with this particular woman no more,

it's open, bruh.

I know the bro code thing's a little messy,

but I got a real relationship with Tiarra,

'cause I been known her for a long time.

And with Scrapp, it's been more business.

Tiarra and Scrapp are no longer involved romantically,

so if Amber keep trippin', I'm 'bout to be a single man.

Why would I should not be happy?

Boy, why you gotta be happy with the man baby mother,

-though, like, I don't even-- -[laughs]

She got more than one baby daddy too.

So if I gotta 'splain it to him,

I gotta 'splain it to the rest of them.

Wow, me and Bam done for good,

now that fool J-Nicks tryna slide up

with Scrapp baby mama, you know what I'm saying?

I feel like the world is like coming to an end.

We gonna toast one last time.

-For the old crew! -For the old crew!

* It's drug life over here *

* It's... over here *

* It's drug life over here *

-* It's... over here * -* I'm done *

* I'm done, I'm done *

[Scrapp] Things are kind of complicated with my case.

I took a plea thinking it would speed things up,

and make the situation better.

I did that knowing that I would have to do some time.

It wasn't a violent charge,

I just got caught with some weed.

But I've been waiting for what seems like forever

to hear about my sentencing.

So I reached out to another attorney

to assist me in the matter.

* Smoke in the air for those who no longer live *

* I pop a pill for my still thuggin' *

Hello, hello, hello.

She's been working behind the scenes

trying to figure out what's going on with my case.

And the news is in.

-Talk to me, talk to me. -All right, um...

I don't even like the way that's--

that's the half-smirk. What's going on?

You know that we're dealing with marijuana trafficking,

-right? The lawyer, -Mm-hmm.

he made this deal,

which involves you pleading guilty to trafficking.

And trafficking in Georgia in marijuana

carries a sentence of five to 30 years in prison.

The judge can't change the charge.

Only a prosecutor can change the charge.

And the prosecutor is not willing to reduce the charge

-to possession with intent. -Did you talk to him?

-What did he say? -Of course, I talked to him.

I told him everything I knew about you, all the good things.

The fact that you're a great father.

None of them taking it into consideration?

He said he took that into consideration,

and he's gonna offer you the minimum,

which is five years.

I'm hearing what she's saying, but I really can't process it.

I did something I'm not proud of,

and I'm not trying to get out of my punishment.

I'm just trying to understand the system

that locks me away for five years for some weed,

and there's rapists running around free.

So as it stands,

you're gonna be getting sentenced very soon.

I think a couple weeks.

When we go in,

everybody in that courtroom is going to expect

that you're gonna go into custody

-immediately. -They don't allow you to get

your business affairs in order?

I know it's been done, I seen it before.

I doubt it.

For you, and these charges, in Taliaferro County.

They hang a nigga down, and that's where it's at.

That's exactly where it's at.

You're stronger and better than this sentence,

or this jail time.

My family is gonna fall apart.

-I'm just fuckin' heartbroken. -Gonna be all right, though.

It's just so fucked up.

[crying]

We saw Bambi. She got mad, started coming for me,

so I had to put the bitch in her place.

Man, I got hella shit going on in my life right now.

First, me and cuzzo Joc

got kicked out and evicted and all that craziness.

Now my phone blowing up every hour on the hour,

talking 'bout some beef

that Bam and Dime got into at Mimi shit.

I know Bam was over there with a whole other dude.

So I'm really not clear what they were beefing about.

-Hey, boo. -What's happening with you?

You done started without me?

Dime hit me, said she wanted to come through,

so I guess I'm finna find out.

Before we get started, I needs to go get me

-a little energy drink. -Well, then go get it.

I don't wanna be too light. I gotta get juiced up.

Look like you already got some juice in there.

-You all behind me. [laughs] -Already juiced up.

I thought Bambi and Scrappy were over and done with,

but the way she reacted

when I mentioned I had FaceTime convos,

a girl's gotta wonder

if Bambi's still got feelings for Scrappy.

I wanna know what's so interesting about this guy

that's got him so tight.

-I thought we was gonna -Yeah.

get to know each other a little bit more,

and then I ended up in the middle of some bullshit.

Nah. Ain't what I heard.

-No, okay. Let me tell you. -Please tell me.

I went to Mimi and Aria birthday party.

And we saw Bambi,

she had a little Nola boo thang with her.

I was just like, oh, okay, I was like, y'all cute,

no wonder Scrappy been hitting me up, FaceTiming me.

This right here is the perfect example, bruh,

of how men go through shit.

Soon as we try to move on with our life,

why do another woman gotta be messy,

and run back and tell your ex?

I mean, can't a brother breathe?

She got mad and started coming for me,

just got outta line and disrespectful,

so I had to put the bitch in her place.

Oh, Lord. See, you know you ain't gotta do all that.

I did it, and I do it, and I dones it.

Now, see, I ain't mad at the Bam.

She free and single.

But I feel like it's only fair,

that if she boo'd up in the club with homie,

shit, I can get a little FaceTime convo.

I mean, why y'all beefing?

I can't sit and worry about what she doing.

If it's somebody else, it's somebody else. I'm cool.

-Thanks, though. -No banana.

I'm surprised you ain't want the banana.

Not this kind of banana.

-Wow. -I need like a eggplant.

-You know I was born with one? -Ooh!

-[laughing] -That my type of shit.

-Oh! -Got more juice.

-Don't sweat, baby. -You so juiced up.

You gonna be able to contain yourself?

It is one thing I would love to see you do, though.

What?

-You say you that bitch. -I am.

I would love to see that bitch do five pushups.

Let's do it! You wanna bet something?

I'm tryna be creative.

-If I win-- -Uh-huh.

You gonna be taking me out on a date.

Hell, yeah!

Don't take me nowhere cheap

'cause I like nice things.

-What? -See the ass up.

Y'always gettin' the ass up goin'.

Scrappy is turning on that flirtin' really hard.

And you know what, I'm cool with it.

Five pushups for a date? Watch me work.

-One. -Aah!

-Two? -Aah!

-Three? -Aah!

-Four. -Okay, wait.

Now you gotta come up with it...

-[mutters] Sit that thing up. -[screams]

I did it!

Damn, she seems game for about anything!

So of course I'ma keep my end of the bargain.

Okay, I'ma take you on a date.

Yeah! [exhales]

Hi!

-What's cooking, good-looking? -Mm.

[Scrapp] I asked my family to gather today

so I can bring them up to speed with what's going on.

And I know it's gonna be a hard conversation to have,

but it's just something that I gotta do.

-Hi, honey. -Tommie and I

may be having our problems, but she loves me.

And I love her too.

And I know it's gonna be hard for everybody.

And that's why I want my family

to put all our bullshit aside, and come together.

Be a family support system.

That's the only way we gonna make it through.

Wassup with you, man?

Why you telling us all to come over here, man?

-What is it? -Well, we already know

that I got my legal situation.

My lawyer said that at the end of the month,

I gotta go to court for sentencing.

I'm looking at a five-year sentence.

The fuck you mean five-- five years?

That was the best I could do.

Who the fuck is representing you?

You not going nowhere for five years.

We need to get another lawyer.

-No, just listen to me. -It's too late.

No! It's never too late.

This man is working,

-he's a great dad, -There's a lot of other options.

Why you just so easy to throw the fuckin' towel in?

Why go put up a fight, they giving me five,

they coulda, 30, bam. What I'ma do then?

Sometimes you gotta know when to throw in the towel, Ma.

And this is one of these times.

I understand the frustration they feeling,

but now, it's time for everybody to swallow the pill,

and know that this is happening.

I'm just fuckin' heartbroken.

Like, I don't even know what the fuck to say right now.

Like, it's just so fucked up.

I'm trying to hold it together, but it's like,

"Damn, me and baby been beefing so much,

and now we 'bout to be separated."

Gonna be all right though.

I knew that there was a chance this would happen,

but I been in denial.

This shit just got so real.

[crying]

[muttering]

[Scrapp] It's not that I'm giving up,

it's just that I'm facing the reality.

And the best thing my family can do for me is the same,

and get our family affairs in order.

I'ma need my family to take over some of my responsibilities

especially when it comes to my sons.

Now that I know what's really going on,

even though Tiarra shouldn't have been using

my son as a pawn or whatever.

I really want you to sit down and talk to her.

You know I don't fuck with that bitch.

Hold on, it's about him being locked up.

[Scrapp] With KK's animosity towards Tiarra,

I don't know if I can ever put them in the same room.

But since shit done got real,

I'm hoping KK can put aside her differences and be civil.

-I do not trust her. -Y'all don't have to be

the best of friends. Y'all don't gotta do that.

-I'm not gonna be her friend. -I just want us to be--

-Mom, listen. Just listen. -Period.

I just want y'all to be able to be cordial.

You're basically gonna be stepping into my place,

-right here... -Co-parenting.

Daddy's not gonna be there.

You definitely need to sit down with her.

It's gonna take everything in me,

-but I'ma give it to you, son. -Thank you.

-Thank you. Thank you, Ma. -Mm-hmm.

You want an ass shot?

Ain't you J-Nick's girl?

[laughter]

-So what's the problem? -There's no problem.

There is a conversation that could be had.

Hell fucking no.

[Scrappy] I done got myself into a situation

that I really don't even know how to handle

with Jessica Dime.

She fine and all that, but I still got love

and loyalty to Bam.

Even though she's actually moved on

with a whole 'nother person.

[sighs] Fuck.

I'm just finna hit the club with the homies,

and get my mind right.

Hold up, Scrap.

-Huh? -Do you see what I see?

-What's that? -Look at who's looking at Joc.

That ass is saying, "Come get me."

No, it can't be saying "come get me."

-Yes, it is! -No. That J-Nick girl.

I ain't know none of that. J already said what it is.

J doesn't know him and his girl was having some problems

but that ain't got nothing to do with me.

-[laughter] -Oh, she said come here!

-Y'all want to leave, prolly. -Prolly too much for you?

I'm just here for a night out with my boys, man.

And I ain't paying no attention to Amber with the goddamn

"Hey, come hither, boy" lookin' ass.

Hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on now, Joc, Joc.

-Man, forget all that shit. -What you got going on?

Shh, man, I'm trippin', right.

I'm still trying to get over this Bam situation.

Like, we really broke up this time.

She, like, running around here

dating somebody and I ain't even know it.

You know the Betty Idol chick?

-Oh, yeah, what's up with that? -I'm messing with her,

but I'm gonna stop messing with Betty,

because of Bam, Betty Idol, she beefing with Tammy,

they aren't friends, but then find out

Tammy the one hooked her up with the dude she dating.

Oh, so you shoulda smashed.

I'm like, wow.

You single now!

Yeah, I'm single, but I'm just like,

I ain't never been in this situation, 'cause look,

then I start hollering at Jessica Dime.

Know what I'm saying, had her on FaceTime and everything.

She's definitely juiced up.

She hit me with the, "We need to go on a date."

So when you gonna take her?

I don't know, bruh. I was thinking--

I was thinking 'bout takin' her to like--

He-- Yo, he's gone, he's over here.

-[overlapping] -Joc, look.

I brought my homies up in here, man,

to talk about all my problems and stuff like that,

and this fool Joc is so googly-eyed

at J-Nick's girl.

Man, where the love?

I don't know what I'ma do

with this Jessica chick, bruh, like,

I'm getting cold feet, bruh.

I'm looking at her like I don't even know how to talk

to nobody but Bam, like...

-Yes, you do. -No.

Oh, oh.

-Look who coming over here now. -Man.

-[groans] -What's up, y'all?

-What's happening? -Can I sit right here?

Yes, yes, be my guest.

[Joc] Jesus, be my protector.

'Cause here come Amber strolling over here with a thick ass.

-Kurt, this is Amber right here. -Hey, Kurt.

-How you doing, Amber? -How you doing?

Ain't you J-Nick's girl?

Um, yeah, kinda.

[laughter]

Having a little bit of issues, but...

I just need another drink.

[Joc] I can tell she wanted to get down,

and I'd stick it to her,

if I wasn't sticking to the bro code.

-Do you want a dance? -Do I want a dance?

-She's going for the kill. -Goddamn.

-She's going for the kill. -God.

-Psshht. -Wooo.

[laughter]

-[groans] -[applause]

-[applause] -Hi! Hey!

How y'all doing? Hi, how are you?

Hi, how are you?

The night is finally here,

it is my listening party.

I don't know who's gonna show up to this listening party,

and I don't give a[bleep],

because it's all about me and my accomplishments,

and my fans.

Where's everybody?

We all got our invite.

I just said, "Karlie, invite people."

She's not here.

Okay.

Dime, I didn't know,

-she tore up everybody's invite. -Oh, really?

Karlie is scared.

She didn't come to my party

because she didn't wanna fight with Joseline.

I respect that.

And me and Dime were great friends,

but that type of drama,

and super ghetto-ness,

I can't really be involved with right now.

Rasheeda, Mimi, of course.

I don't care about them.

I would be hating, if I did me like I did me,

and said the things about me that I said,

and I look up, and I got to hear me on the radio all day,

-if I lived... -I get it.

...the life that they live, I would hate me too.

They're not in poverty, K.

I love K, and I'm here to support her music,

but I'm not here to entertain the jabs

that she's throwing at my friends.

Maybe the girls would've joined me

if K wasn't so slick at the time.

They're doing very well for themselves.

This is a dress from Rasheeda's store,

-actually. I love it. -It looks nice.

But make sure you don't wash it

'cause all them beads and shit gon' fall off

as soon as you throw it in the washer.

Cool party.

I'm so excited to be supporting K. Michelle

with her new album tonight,

it just really showed me how hard she's been working

for the past years, and where she's at.

I'm gonna do this announcement up here.

-Thank you. -Yeah, booty out.

I don't know who I'm gonna see at the party,

but I'm having my cocktail,

so I'm not tripping about it.

I'm just here having a good time,

but these girls better not try me,

and they better not forget who is boss.

[K. Michelle] Hello, hello, hello.

I wanna thank everybody for coming out today.

As you guys know, I am back in Atlanta.

-[cheering] -[applause]

And, um, this is my third album.

They said I would never have one album out.

So I can't say anything but "thank you."

[applause]

So I have to announce this, um,

I have been given my own label deal,

so they've entrusted me when it comes to doing music,

I can now sign artists to Atlantic Records.

[applause]

So, I'm just super excited.

So let's get drunk, and just act like, you know,

the world's gonna stop or some shit today.

-So thank you all. -[applause]

This album, I am all about feeling myself.

I'm proud of what I've accomplished,

and for the first time in a long time,

I'm loving K. Michelle.

* You can get it all *

* Every time I leave I need more *

* Might just have to bring you on tour *

* On tour *

How y'all know that song already?

My fans, they knew every single word

to a song that just came out.

And I couldn't be more blessed and excited about it.

-[applause] -[cheering]

Thank you!

I met D. Smith, mm, around my first album time.

D. Smith was presented to me as a creative director.

I have a creative director now,

but if I can't talk to her,

I really want her and Japan to just end it.

My road manager was talking about how great--

I'm going to the restroom, guys.

-Okay. -I'll be right back.

How is he, how is he doing?

He's good, um, he spoke highly of you.

Yeah, this bitch here is talented. I can say that.

-[laughs] -Let me ask you a question.

-Yeah. -I had a makeup artist.

-Uh-huh. Okay. -Japan.

I wanted Japan to come tonight, but he would not come.

He just thought it was gonna be some shit

if he came and you was here.

-So what's the problem? -There's no problem.

-Oh, so there's no problem. -There's just protocol.

-What's the protocol? -Just respect, that's all.

Think it's a conversation that could be had?

Hell fucking no.

No peaceful, no motherfucking nothing.

-Take a drink, relax. -We-- I'm good, I'm good.

Because it's games

being played right now in this conversation.

[D] He's not worth me talking about my business and him.

I can't do it.

He's not a real artist.

I reached out to him and I said,

"The record is not yours. You're not allowed to leak it."

You have to at least communicate.

There was no communication, there was no "Hey, Betty,"

-"Hey, D, I know we haven't--" -You should do Broadway.

-Oh. -You should do Broadway,

it's like so animated, like,

-"Gah, woo, waah!" -Well, you know

that's why I'm Betty Idol. But, anyways.

-So like I was saying. -That would be amazing.

No shade. Like, you really have that talent.

-No, I know. Thanks. -Okay, babe, this is really--

The nerve of K. Michelle to say

someone needs to audition for Broadway.

Honey, you need to audition for Botch with that body,

you're quite animated yourself, honey.

Pow! Pfft-pfft.

[Betty] Anyways, like I was saying,

he just has no kind of morals.

-That's-- It's a lack of morals. -He has morals.

No, there's a lack of morals.

Is that like the biggest record

you think you're ever gonna write?

Definitely not, honey. [laughs]

I had a record on the radio. That's not, that's not--

What record was it?

Rick Ross and Lil Wayne, it's called "Cry."

I wrote and sang it, the hook. And then I was just

-on "Talk About--" -Where did that chart?

-I don't-- You know what? -[D] K.

-It doesn't matter. -K.

-Don't try it. K. -I just asked a question.

-Don't try it. -It doesn't matter.

This is a night, this is a night--

We're just having a conversation.

Wait-wait-- whoa, this is my town.

Don't try it.

I mean, this is the thanks I get?

I said she should be on Broadway, I mean, my God.

Broadway, I mean, bam!

You know like Fantasia, everybody!

I said be on Broadway!

What's wrong with being on Broadway?

I don't know if that was shade, but, yas,

I know I should be on Broadway.

I'm gonna do Broadway, voice-overs,

and everything under the sun, thank you.

I'm telling you, Atlanta, you can't even tell a bitch

to go to Broadway, honey.

Betty had this air about her like she was Diane Warren.

Or she was the second thing coming to Beyonce.

So, I have questions.

I wanna know, what have you done?

I have no problem with D.

But, what you won't do,

you will not come for me at my event.

You're mad cause your homegirl got her ass beat by my homegirl.

-Oh, I did not get my ass beat. -You got your ass beat, bitch.

Why would she fudge her baby's father's mother.

I know what you're capable of.

I'm glad you know.

I ran into my Layla downstairs.

[Bambi] When I got the invite to K. Michelle's event,

I was a little turnt, especially knowing my girl Ariane

was gonna be there rocking with me.

But now that I'm here,

I'm looking at D. Smith and Betty Idol,

the two chicks that got into it with my homegirl,

and I'm feeling a little setup.

I really don't feel comfortable

-sitting here. -Why?

Because why the fuck am I sitting here?

I didn't-- What's wrong?

She's probably used to standing on four legs instead of two.

No, bitch, I'm used to being a motherfucking Bam,

-and you're used to being -Okay.

Juwana man, bitch.

Shut the fuck up.

[D] She just said she's uncomfortable.

I don't want no problems with you.

-Okay! -I respect you,

-I think you're making history. -Okay.

It's only two of us trans girls, we gotta stick together.

-Shut up! Bitch, shut up-- -[crowd gasping]

-What exactly is your issue? -Your face.

Why you bring me right here by her.

Bam is my girl, and I would've not brought her over

to meet D and Betty, had I known that they had beef.

I don't even know what the hell they're fighting about,

but that is not what we're here for.

Sit down and shut the fuck up. Or go downstairs.

-Stand up, sir. 'Sup? -I'm a lady, I don't fight.

Your voice is really irritating.

Bitch, you're irritating.

Your face, your teeth, your gums,

like, you need to get that fixed, bitch.

You mad at me because your homegirl

got her ass beat by my homegirl.

Oh, I did not get my ass beat.

-You got your ass beat. -How?

You know how bitches get their ass beat?

No, how did I get my ass beat?

You understand a horse speaking? Don't talk.

[indistinct]

What's wrong with them?

Listen, I'm not finna let no bitch walk up on you,

and Dime finna not.

Dime finna not let no bitch walk up on you

'cause she's with me.

I have no clue why these two girls

are yapping like this.

All I know is that it reminds me

why I left Atlanta.

And you know what, I blame myself,

'cause I should've known

that this little circle, they don't know how to act.

Let's go. I'm sorry, baby, I know.

I'm not going to go.

Let's go.

Hold her, because if she touch me,

it's gonna be an issue.

I don't believe in cruelty toward animals,

so horse-y Bambi needs to trot in another direction.

She doesn't wanna try me again.

I will press charges against fucking hyenas and horses

and animals and brutality, 'cause I don't fight animals.

It's taking everything in me to walk through this door,

and deal with this manipulative woman, Tiarra.

I don't even know how I'ma get through this,

but I'm gonna do it for my son.

-How you doing? -Hey.

Scrapp told me that it's a certainty

that he'll be locked up at the end of the month.

Which means I'll have to raise our son alone.

I'm gonna need all the support I can get,

even if it's from the devil herself.

So for now, I'm putting all of my anger to the side,

to do what I have to do as a parent.

Hi, KK.

-Hello. -How you doing, Ma?

-Good. -Thank you for coming.

You know why we here?

Why we here, Scrapp?

We are here to really just make arrangements

for your grandson.

I just need us all, please get on one accord,

act civilized,

it's not even for me, for King.

I don't want it to be no hassle between the two of you

all because of you all's differences.

Do you have differences with me?

You know, we can probably iron it out if you tell me.

You hate me. Whoever hate me, I hate them.

If you hate me, I'm sure you don't want me

to keep your son, correct? So there it is.

We don't even have to have this fucking discussion.

No, nobody asked you to hug. Nobody asked you to kiss.

We are simply here for our child.

Before you let all this drama snowball like this,

you shoulda thought about that.

Now it's in a situation where you're like,

"Please, make it come together." I been waiting for--

I'm not trying to make nobody come together.

I don't care if y'all kumbaya.

-I'm not kumbaya. -All I care about,

-King arrangements. -If she hates me,

I don't like her, and we can't come to a common ground,

what if it's when for it's time for me to pick up King

-and we fight. -Now why would she fight

-her baby father's mother. -I wouldn't. I wouldn't.

But, I know what you're capable of.

I'm glad you know.

What you gon' get up and do? Come across the table.

-KK. -Bring yo punk-ass bitch

-across the table. -You know I ain't no punk.

[Tiarra] I know what you're capable of.

-I'm glad you know. -And you know what I do.

-I don't know shit. -What is wrong with you, bruh?

What's happening? Can't we all just get along?

I just want Tiarra and KK

to come to a common ground for King King, and that's it.

Can you act your fucking age for once?

You talking to the wrong person.

You know I'm talking to the right person,

you acting like a kid.

You wanna get results, you need to talk to your mother.

What you gon' get up and do? Come across the table.

-Come on across the table. -KK.

Bring your punk-ass bitch across the table.

-You know I ain't no punk. -Get your punk ass up, bitch.

KK, I will drag you across this shit.

-Drag me. -You a bitch.

I would come to your door.

I'm trying to keep it civil,

but KK takes me to another place,

with her slick mouth and her disrespect.

And that's the exact reason why

she will not be seeing my son while Scrapp is locked up.

So let's see, in five years, King will be eight,

that'll be a long, hard five-year stint

for Grandma too.

Come to my door, KK.

-I will, I promise. -You and me.

Be civil, be civil, Be civil, man.

I'm very disappointed on how the meeting went down.

I don't think they really comprehended

the severity of what I'm going through.

At this point, I just think

they both need to go their separate way.

Hey, KK, you know we can do outside?

I will come outside, your door, whatever.

At my door, you know where I live at.

-I'm at that. I'm-- [kissing] -Oh, okay.

-Okay. Okay. -I'm at that, sweetie.

[woman] Next time on Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta...

This weekend was so well-needed.

-Really? You had a good time? -Stress relief.

So what's popping?

What's popping right now is the receipt I found

with your name on it in Scrapp's car.

It say Karlie motherfucking Lewis

was at the hotel for three motherfucking days.

-What's that have to do with me? -For three days--

He don't fuck with you, he never fuck with you,

and he not even claiming you.

-Have you seen the blogs? -Tell me what happened now.

You supposedly bleached Stevie clothes.

You gotta be fucking kidding me.

Did you do it?

You know Stevie got a new baby,

and the girl got him on child support.

Okay, wait a minute. No, Joseline, don't cry.

A baby? Another baby?

-Tommie, what's up? -Hello, honey.

I just wanna talk to you about some management.

You know, I used to rap.

How does Scrapp feel about us working together?

I don't know. I like to let people

make their own decisions.

-You know what you remind me of? -What?

You, like, you got that, like, the ass of a mushroom.

[laughing] What? Wait, what?

You got that mushroom head that stick out.

Your bottom part is sticking out. You feel me?

-Oh. -I think that ass is humpy.

Like, you feel me? I mean, what is wrong with it?

-Nothing's wrong with it. -[laughing]

Naw, ain't nothing wrong with it.

-You sure? -No, nothing wrong with it.

It's just scrumptious, you feel me? And pleasant.

I get hundreds may rain on me, you know, money.