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- ♪ MTV ♪

- Previously on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- [screams]
I love y'all.

Y'all get on my nerves.
What's up?

- You look good!
- Ooh, you look so good!

- Thanks, y'all.

- That's it, right here.

Hands right back
where they was.

Put them back.
Oh, oh.

- You could put your hands
in my pants if you want.

- I don't even want
to fight with you,

because I saw you with
those tubes in your throat.

I know you think you only go
through this by yourself.

I felt like this
comeback is our comeback.

- Diamond is supposed
to be pregnant from Scrappy.

- Either you love her
or you don't.

- I love her.

- Are you willing
to save it or are you not?

- You don't hear
how she talk to me.

- What?

Is that why you
got Diamond pregnant?

[funky music]

- ♪ This is the life ♪

- ♪ It's the life
that I'm living ♪

- ♪ This is the life ♪

- ♪ It's the life
that I chose ♪

- ♪ This is the life ♪

♪ It's the life
that I'm living ♪

- ♪ This is the life ♪

- ♪ It's the life
that I chose ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

[upbeat hip-hop music]

- ♪ Oh, they want to take me
alive, though ♪

♪ It's my time ♪

♪ Take a look at my watch on ♪

♪ I'm living life in the boat
in the time zone ♪

♪ I'm the first
of the newborn kings ♪

♪ I'm the first, man ♪

♪ With a crown
for the world to see ♪

♪ Come on ♪

- Hello?
- Hey, Ma.

- Yeah, I just got a lot of
anxiety about this mediation.

- But you going to be
OK because this is not

the first divorce that ever
went down in history.

It won't be the last.

- I just came back
from my lawyer.

I ain't feeling too hot.

This is the part of
the divorce where you go

and have your mediation,
you know what I'm saying,

where the two sides
come together,

and we try
to make something happen.

And I'm nervous as [bleep]
because for one,

I don't like courts and,
you know, Bamb gonna be

against me no matter what.

So I don't know
what finna happen.

- What I want for you
is for you

to get yourself together
and regroup.

I'm there for you
always, always.

I'm your mom.
I'ma always be there.

I mean, I don't like the stuff
you do sometimes,

but I'm still your mom.

- My mom,
she has a lot of flaws,

you know what I'm saying,
just like us all.

But like, sometimes she do
be saying the right thing.

- People never say "I do"

knowing that they're gonna
have to say goodbye.

♪ ♪

- Hey.
- Hey, boo.

- How are you?
- You look beautiful.

- Oh, thank you.
- As always.

- Just leaving
my lawyer's office.

- What's going on?
- Girl, everything.

Today, I had a mediation
prep meeting with my lawyer.

So I'm just feeling a little,
like, ready

to get this over with.

But also, it's just reality
starting to set in like, wow,

I'm actually, like,
really getting a divorce.

- Wow.

- What happened?
- Uh...

- You did?
- Definitely.

But apparently,
Erica Banks and Khaotic

heard from Momma Dee that
Diamond has missed her period,

and she's claiming that she
could be pregnant by Scrap.

[dramatic music]

- So to be honest,
if he does have

another baby on the way, I--
I'm so happy for him.

If Diamond is pregnant, it--

it's not a surprise to me.

I mean, they've obviously
been having sex,

linking up in hotel room.

And at this point,
I've just been

mentally preparing myself for
the worst possible situation

when it comes to Scrap.

- I'm not gonna lie.

I don't remember
if he even answered--

well, he did tell me
it wasn't true.

I'm not gonna say that.
I am gonna say that.

But like, it's just so the--

Like, I literally--
the tequila

had me seeing two heads.

It was Scrappy and Safaree
all on one body.

- These men,
they are only gonna do

what they want to do,

and if this is
what they want to do,

we've just got to let them
and keep it moving.

I'm not about to fight
for a situation

where you clearly
have a choice.

You know, he want
to be for the streets,

so I'ma let him get back
out there in the streets.

Listen, I'm over it.
It's raining out here.

I gots to get the hell
out the rain.

I love you.
I thank you.

I appreciate you,
but [bleep] them, OK?

[bleep] them.

♪ ♪

- ♪ Listen here ♪

♪ I'm a different girlfriend ♪

♪ Kind of stud that's madder ♪

♪ Like your
favorite superhero ♪

♪ But I'm badder ♪

- How are you?
You're looking--

- We're gonna have
a good night.

[cheers and applause]

As we start getting ready for
the big comeback performance,

getting ready for a show
is a whole process

behind the scenes.

I have to make sure
that the outfit is ready,

the hairstyle is ready,
the makeup is on point.

But I'm so anxious to give them
a good show

for make them realize
as they say

the Grammy-nominated queen

and dancer ready again
in full force,

and I'm back bigger and better.

- ♪ Stronger than a diamond ♪

- All right, let's do this.
- Life saver.

♪ ♪

- Ah.
Ah, go.

- I'm very nervous.

I can't get rid of it,

but having Meda along
with, like, all my friends

and I'm getting ready,

it's what it was
before I got sick.

I feel like this is the energy
that I need

to put on my first show,

so but feel good
for having Meda by my side.

Oh, my God.
- You ready?

- Yes, I'm excited.
I can't wait.

I just want it to be over with.

audience: We want Spice!
We want Spice!

We want Spice!
- Ooh.

- Listen!

- I feel like
the pressure is coming out.

My heart is beating like this:
boom, boom, boom, boom--

like a big drum.

- If you're ready for Spice,

say, "we want Spice."

audience: We want Spice!

- Let me get in my piece.
audience: We want Spice!

We want Spice.

- You scared?
You'd better get back.

Let's go.

audience: We want Spice!
We want Spice!

- Let's do it.
We gotta go.

Let's do it.
- OK.

audience: We want Spice!
- Oh, my God. Here we go.

audience: We want Spice!
We want Spice!

- Coming up on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- So, you know,
I sent you the record.

I felt like
your response was crazy.

It almost was,
like, bull [bleep].

- Girl, wait, wait.

- Erica Menas was out there
after South by Southwest

carrying on bad.

And they gonna step back,
Momma,

and say, "No.
Don't do this to me!"

- I'll remind,
when I see Erica,

tell her I like her acting.
- [laughs]

- Because she's pretty good.

- Why are you letting everybody
in your business right now?

- Because Bamb did it.
- Her?

What about your mother?
- Don't talk about my mama--

- Your mother spread the most.
- Don't do that.

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- Listen, I need her
to hear you!

If y'all ready for Spice,
say, "We want Spice."

audience: We want Spice!

We want Spice!
- Let's do it.

- Ready?
- We gotta go.

- OK.
- Let's go.

- I mean, my fans--

hearing the people
chant my name,

they prayed for me,
they cried, and they literally

waited on me for months.

So right now, I owe it to them
to give them a great show.

- We want Spice!
audience: We want Spice!

We want Spice!
We want Spice!

[cheers and applause]

- I gotta tell you something.

This is my first time on stage
for the past six months.

[cheers and applause]

♪ Make ya batty jaw clap clap,
spin it like a propeller ♪

♪ Tan up and a clap clap,
loud like a propeller ♪

♪ Make ya batty jaw clap clap,
loud like a propeller ♪

♪ Too loud,
it a clap, clap, clap, clap ♪

- I never thought
that I could be back on stage.

A few months ago, I was
practicing how to talk again.

I was dressing a open wound.

So here I am,
the one that overcame

♪ Everything that was meant
to put me down to shame ♪

Oh, my God.
I did it.

♪ [bleep] Jello ♪

♪ No common like a Lego ♪

♪ You [bleep] him in a sneakers
or in ya stilleto? ♪

♪ Make ya batty jaw clap up
like a round of applause ♪

♪ Clap, clap, clap,
clap, clap, clap ♪

♪ Any girl no like me,
tell them kiss me rass ♪

♪ Clap, clap, clap,
clap, clap, clap ♪

- And that give me this joy

to see Simba, Angel,
Shekinah, Meda,

all of them just on stage
dancing to my music

and putting their differences
aside and just having fun.

♪ Plus tax ♪

♪ Man love it, dats facts
clean bikini wax ♪

♪ He watch me to the max
like a big coin stocks ♪

♪ Big [bleep] make me jump
like a jumping jacks ♪

[cheers and applause]

I've got to say...

Thank you for this time.

I love you.

Now that the show is over,
I think

everybody know and witness,
I left no crumbs.

I have fans in the hallway
still singing my songs

word for word,
chanting my name.

I felt like it just brought
back memories of who I am,

where I came from,
what I've really overcame,

and that I'm really
the queen of dance hall.

- Yes.
- Whoo.

[cheering]
- Yes.

[applause]

[upbeat music]

- I think y'all did real good.
- She's setting the bar.

- We are here at the
YELLE For the Culture Fest,

and a big part of who I am,
a big part

of even the work that I do
is servicing my community.

And so YELLE For the Culture
is an event

where I give small businesses
a place to sell their products

or to showcase their services.
Hey.

This is Spice's brand.
- Oh, OK.

- Really?
- Graci Noir.

- That's dope.
- I did a photo shoot.

- She was looking--
- Dope.

- Spice gonna get her
in trouble.

[laughter]

- We did our damn thing
coming out here to Atlanta.

I'm proud of us.

And that's just
the bottom line.

I'm super proud.

- It's so crazy how big
this event's getting.

- I know.
It's crazy.

- Remember it started out,
it was only like--

- We started, we had, like,
five or six vendors.

- Right.
How many you got now?

- Over a hundred.

- So this past year
has been great.

Business is booming.

Got a construction company
building single-family homes.

The restaurant is doing good.
The store is doing good.

Kids is doing good in school.
What more can I ask for?

I go to LA to shoot
the Shannon Sharpe podcast--

- Oh, that's tough.

- Shannon Sharpe,
the football player?

- Yeah, that's my man.
- That's tough.

- That's a big look.
- Yeah.

- That's really--
- That's dope.

- That's tough.

- But you know,
I never really like doing

interviews, because...
- But that's a good one.

- Especially--
especially when I would go back

in the past,
it's like people don't know

how to take my upbringing.

It seems like every time
I do an interview,

they glamorize my past.

You know, I was a hustler
and a drug dealer.

But I see a lot
of misguided young kids,

and I'm not afraid
to talk about it

just to show them
there's a better way.

You know, they have
the world in front of them.

They can do anything.
- I see the vision.

I feel like--
I see the vision.

I feel like it's going--
only going to go up.

- And let me tell you.

Nothing can never go wrong
when you speaking truths.

- And mad people
can relate to you.

You know that.
- You think so?

- It's crazy.
Yeah, of course.

- Nah, I want
to say this, though,

before, you know, we go home.

I know y'all proud of us,
but I'm proud of y'all.

- Aw.

I wouldn't ask
for a better kid.

- He's so mushy and cheesy.
- You, too.

- Can I--
- Oh, my God.

- Yes.

- ♪ I'm going big ♪

♪ I'm going big, bitch ♪

♪ I'm going big, look ♪

♪ I'm a big stepper ♪

♪ A hit rapper ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I'm going big, going big ♪

♪ And bitches
don't play with me ♪

♪ I'm splitting wigs on wigs ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm
a bitch smacker ♪

♪ I would get a-- ♪

♪ I'm big, uh-uh ♪

♪ Yeah, OK ♪

♪ Yeah, I'm going big on big ♪

- I know that's right.

- ♪ Yeah,
I'm going big on big, uh ♪

All right, E.

- We definitely
got some material

to work with off that.

- The Bank is in the building.
- [laughs]

- E. Banks always just
trying to get everybody mad.

- What's going on?
- You be so cute.

- You get on my nerve.
You look cute.

- Why would I call you
the Bank?

- I mean, you know.

- Girl, I ain't seen you
since South By.

You've been good?
- I've been good.

- Working, working?
- What's new?

- I asked you here because
I sent you the record, right?

I'm like, [bleep],

you would be perfect for this,
your vibe.

And you was [bleep] with it
- Yeah.

- So then I'm like,
when I sent it to you

for your response
to be like, "Oh, well,

"you know,
I just did features with

so-and-so," I just felt like,
what that got to do

with me and you doing a song?

I sent Erica a message
about the song

she said she wanted
to get on with me.

Now suddenly, she's super busy.
I don't have time.

I've already did
all these sessions

with all these other artists.

It's giving
fake bitch energy,

and I'm not liking it.

I felt like your response
was crazy.

I almost was like bull [bleep].
And I--

- What the--girl.
Wait, wait. Is you...

- Yes.
- Kidding?

- No, I almost felt like
you was holding

your nuts a little bit.

- The only thing
that's bull [bleep]

right now is your attitude.

Because Miss Amy,
what we not gonna do

is you coming in here on ten
and behind a song

like I just
don't got [bleep] to do.

Especially with me releasing
my own single lately,

like, I ain't got time.

I did a session with Joc.
- OK.

- I've had one set up
with Khaotic.

- Just being real.

I mentioned it to Khaotic,
and he was like,

"She's doing a song with me.

"Maybe it's 'cause,
you know, she's my girlfriend

and you're my girlfriend."
So I was like--

- Khaotic is living a dream.

Why are we speaking
about Khaotic

when we're speaking
about the song?

So now I'm starting
to really realize,

you're upset because this man
keeps flirting with me,

and he's supposedly
supposed to be your man.

- Speaking of this crazy guy,
texted, bitch.

I don't know how this happened.
- What happened?

- But at some point, somehow,

your friend slid
a little kiss in there.

It was a slick--
It was like--

- You liked it?

- I can't say I liked it
or disliked it.

- You liked it.
You liked it.

- We've been flirting back
and forth for a long time.

- Y'all be cuddling?
- We lay up.

- You see this [bleep] before?
OK.

Is it--OK--
- Grande.

We had some moments
on FaceTime.

And that led to a couple of,
you know,

rose put out a little bit,
him with a little oil

and look...
[grunts]

Now, we haven't taken that
to a physical spot.

But I feel like
when we get there,

friend might actually be--
be able to handle me.

- Y'all be doing a lot.
- We lay up.

- I mean, that's cool.

Because I mean, you know,
the difference between me

and you is like,
I don't want him.

- OK.
You sure?

- I'm positive.

Honestly, I've got
a little thing for Khaotic,

you know, but that's
between me and Khaotic.

- I'm glad we talked, though.
- No, I am.

I really am.

Because Detroit--I told you
last time I seen you--

- Texas.

- That Detroit thing,
that's how we communicate.

- We're doing this right.
- You get on my nerves.

- I'm glad we talked this.

- Yes, indeed.

- Coming up on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- You know, Scrap's back home,
where he could be nurtured--

- Safe, ain't nobody
gonna take from him.

- Ain't nobody
gonna talk down on him.

- No.

- Diamond ain't gonna do you
like that with that baby.

- Baby?
- What baby?

- Ain't no baby.

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

[hip-hop music]

- ♪ We're all just living like
there's one night left ♪

♪ Here to go, go ♪

♪ Just know
that you're not alone ♪

- Come on, man.
Let's get it on up out of here.

- Move this [bleep], man.
- Come on, on.

- This [bleep] heavy, too.

This [bleep] heavy, bro.
- This is light work.

- I know you be
in the gym but--

- I be in the gym with you.

I lift more than you, Scrap.
- No, you don't, bro.

Don't do that.
Don't say that.

- This ain't about
lifting boxes.

This is about
uplifting your spirit.

- So I'm moving all my stuff
over to Ma Dukes' house

in the garage,
you know what I'm saying,

at least while I'm going
through the mediation,

because I don't have
no storage to put nothing.

- People playing with you,
got you moving in garages

and stuff like that.
We can't have that.

- I'm not moving in the garage.

I'm putting my stuff
in the garage.

I mean, you know I love
Ma Dukes and all that, man,

but that ain't no
comfortable life to live.

She's always popping up
out of nowhere,

you know what I'm saying,
getting in my bin-nah-yee,

you know, all that.

I ain't got time
for all that right now,

you know what I'm saying?

I'm gonna let Ma Dukes
stay in her house,

and I'ma go somewhere else.

- Hey, Momma Dee.

[tense music]

- Can I get a hug?
- Right.

I love you.
- Oh, wow.

So it's whatever,
you know, whatever you need.

I'm kind of a little upset
because my son

doesn't want to come
to my palace and stay.

He chose to stay in the hotel.

But you know,
as long as he's safe,

I'm good with that.

So tonight,
I'm looking forward to cooking

Scrappy and Khaotic some food.

It's a step up coming from
where you came from.

You know, let's just say
the Bam ain't Chef Boyardee.

- Momma Dee, I ain't gonna lie,
I'll take a piece

of that chicken, though.
It's a cheat day.

Today will be my cheat day.

We is celebrating
the independence of Scrap.

There you go.

- I feel like I got him back
to a certain level.

But I never lost him,
but I feel like,

you know, to what--

he ain't did nothing wrong,
but I just hate

this was done to--or, but--

- Momma Dee, if a woman
could be this good to me,

I'd be with her
for the rest of my life.

- Oh, would you now?

- You had to think about it.
Momma Dee.

That's Momma Dee.

- So what you got
going on, Khaotic?

- You know, we got back
from South by Southwest.

- Mm-hmm.
- Scrap performed, I performed.

A lot of us performed.

It was a movie.
It was definitely a movie.

[quirky music]

- Have you eaten today?

Khaotic's gulping the food up.

I'm like, Khaotic, you need
to find you a real woman,

honey, somebody you can walk
down the aisle and marry.

Because evidently,
somebody ain't feeding you.

- Yeah.
- What's going on?

- What the hell going on?

- I only know that you
don't want no more, cuh.

Like, whatever you say,
it's a--

- I don't know.

- Saying a minute ago,
bro, like--

- [laughs]

- I ain't heard none of you--

- I was trying to tell her
that Erica Mena is out there

at South by Southwest,
carrying on bad,

talking about some Scrappy
and some girl in the 10,

saying the boy he ain't this
and the boy he ain't that.

And I'm like, "No."

And Scrappy had to pull out
the receipts off her like,

"Hold on, I've got receipts."

And they gonna step back,
Momma, and say, "No.

Don't do this to me."

- I love you too much.
Don't play with me.

- No, but that's some [bleep].

- Don't play with me!

- I'll remind when I see Erica,
to tell her I like her acting.

Have you seen some of
her movies on Netflix and Tubi?

She's pretty good.
- [laughs]

- She's pretty good.
- Yeah.

- Mm-hmm.

- Miss Erica Mena need to worry
about her own relationships.

That step mama movie
she's on Tubi

needs to have Momma Dee
instead so I can go ahead

and take this bitch out.

- Well, the good thing
about it is, you know,

Scraps is in great hands
where he could be nurtured--

- Safe.

- Safe, where he could be
nurtured inspired, loved--

- Ain't nobody
gonna take from him.

- Ain't nobody gonna
talk down on him.

- No.

- He ain't got to worry about
that verbal abuse no more.

Diamond ain't going to do you
like that with that baby.

- What baby?
- Ain't no baby.

What are you talking about?
- I told you.

- What are you talking about?
- We was at the thing.

We was--
they had a listening party.

I said that Diamond came
and told me that she was late.

And I said, what?
- Late on what?

OK, late for her period.
- But we're not [bleep] though.

- So when I--
- But we're not [bleep] though.

So how could she be pregnant
by me?

- OK, but I don't know
why she said it.

- Why would you say me?

- So if she told it to her
maybe that it was something--

- Or maybe she didn't
tell that to her.

- Yes, she--

- I don't know
what my mom be on, man.

She be wanting to make people
pregnant by me and stuff.

Diamond's, like, walking
around with a flat stomach,

ain't nothing going on.

And Mom, like,
you've gotta chill, man,

you know what I'm saying?

I ain't even put my dis-nah-yee
in the pool-nah-yee for her

to get in pres-nah-yee.
You fis-nah-yee?

I appreciate y'all
trying to come and go--

- Congregating.
- Yeah.

- Congregating.

- Because you know I love you.

And I'm sure he has
a brotherly love for you.

- Brother, you know
I love you like a brother.

- But y'all are crazy, bruh.

- When you do your eyebrows
like that--

- Girl, you do look
like Ice Cube's son.

- When you do your--

- You could go
for Ice Cube's son.

- Damn.
- Straight outta Compton, bruh.

♪ ♪

- ♪ One, two,
show 'em what you got ♪

♪ We fall,
I'ma drop it like it's hot ♪

♪ Getting money,
counting up my stacks ♪

♪ Pretty with a body,
little mommy is a trap ♪

♪ One, two,
show me what you got ♪

♪ ♪

- [rapping inaudibly]

♪ ♪

- Special delivery.
- Yes, oh, my God, yes.

Oh, my God.
- You happy?

- Yes, I thought
there wasn't none.

So my PR Chadd,
Big Chadd,

is having his PR launch party
this week.

And since the "Hype Hair"
magazine event,

Me and Joc
have been in cahoots

with him adopting me and,
you know, becoming my mentor.

I'm all for it.

- I'ma adopt you.

- We've got to work
on the adoption paperwork.

- I was just about to say
we need some paperwork.

Let's sign for that.

- We've got to work
on the adoption papers.

- Well, good thing
you're grown, so I don't got

to pay no child support.
[laughter]

- And we decided
that we're going to just do

a whole new record together
for us to perform at the event,

not only for Chadd
and the people, but for me

and Joc to also get one in.

So I'm excited to put
this [bleep] together.

He is a legend.

- ♪ Ooh, she work
this room, girl ♪

♪ Ooh, she work that room
like a pro, pro, pro ♪

♪ Pro, pro, pro, oh ♪

- ♪ If I take another shot,
I'll win his love ♪

♪ I'm gon' issue,
I'll make it out his love ♪

♪ And if I take another sip
up out his cup ♪

♪ I'm gon' let you do
your big one and it's up ♪

- I feel like Erica's
got potential to do

something big and special.

And because of that,
it has really kind of

grasped my interest.

Erica Banks is misunderstood
by a lot of people.

- What was up with you
and your close friends

saying that only bad bitches
can come out with you,

like you've got
to look a certain way

to be in your section?

- I think all she needs is
a little--a little mentorship.

I mean, who better than me,
you know what I'm saying?

I've had a lot
of success in a lot

of different areas and spaces.

And I think that, you know,
me having a voice,

especially being
a voice of Atlanta,

I think I could help out.

- Erica, I'm gonna restart
the computer really quick.

It's just kind of tripping
right now.

- Oh, OK.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- My bad.
- Do your thing, do your thing.

So I need some advice.

The other day,
I was talking to Amy.

And for sure,
we've been kicking it,

getting to know each other.

She sent me a record
and she said if I liked it,

she would love that I,
you know, get on it.

And I just had
to keep it real with her.

I was like, sis,
I'm cool with it.

I like the song.

But I just kind of want to,
you know,

give myself a little room
to kind of do my [bleep], too,

and then I could
come up with you.

- Find where you're at
with everything.

- Yeah,
but she ain't like that.

Yeah, she took offense.

And she was just kind of like--

it just seemed like
when it got around to me,

you just don't got time.

And I said, "I don't."
[laughs]

- Let's just be for real.

She has the right
to feel how she feels

or move how she wants to move,

but I don't think
she takes into account how

other people feel
from the way she's moving,

you know what I'm saying?

When you say it right now,
that's like,

I ain't even entertaining that.

- Well, maybe that's why
she didn't respond.

Because she tried
to blame it on Khaotic

as to why she didn't respond.

She was saying she kind of
shared the situation with him.

And he was saying,
"Damn, that weird, sis."

Da, da, da, da, da.

And so she decided
not to reply.

And--
- Well--

- Another thing
she kept bringing up

was, like, me and him
flirting, you know?

I know they're best friends
and [bleep] like that.

But you know, I'm like, "Sis,
like, we be flirting,"

you know what I'm saying.

And so we kind of had
a little, you know,

ruffling of the feathers.

But I just had to let sis know
what the real is.

I just need to get your take
on it.

That's why I brought it up.

- You know, I wouldn't--

I don't know how
the conversation went

because people could take you
wrong sometimes.

- Yeah.
- You have a--

I don't want to say
an abrasive approach.

You don't.
- I don't.

- But it's--it's--
it's kind of direct

and true to who you are with--
without the tact sometimes.

Sometimes artists go off
on this trip.

I did it on my own,
I could do it on my own,

I don't need anybody.

And that's so not true,
you know what I'm saying?

And I feel like sometimes,

artists need to always
keep this on the shelf

in the back of their mind.

You just never know.

Amy Luciano could be
the next big thing

come tomorrow,
so you just don't want

to burn bridges
when it's unnecessary.

- Outside of that,
Chadd's event--

yeah, I hope I'm not
too drunk by the time

the performance arrives.
- I hope you are drunk.

I want you to be drunk
when you sing

your song about being drunk.

- Whoo--
[laughs]

Whenever I sing it,
everybody says that--

- I mean, you know--

let's talk about
this [bleep] song.

Let's put some emotion
in your record, man.

- ♪ Let's put some emotion ♪

Come on.

- Coming up on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- Why would you even be trying
to take my kids for a week?

Like, I didn't do [bleep]
to you.

I just don't understand it
at all.

- You're never
going to understand.

- Amy's impressed me
about you, too.

Like, "Yeah,
I always be, like, flirting."

And she was like,
"He be in my house.

We take naps together."

- No, I--
you know, I--

- I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I.

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- A kiss.
- Auntie get a hug?

[child groans]

- Give Ti-Ti a hug.
- Give auntie a hug.

- OK.
- OK.

Boy.

♪ ♪

- Hi, Breland.

After calling Bambi about
Momma Dee's lie of the year,

I decided to check in on her
and just see how she is.

- How are you?
- This house.

- Hey, sister.

- It's yours.

- Hey.
- I love you.

- He want a cake pop.
- It's coming.

♪ ♪

- That's the car right there.
It's down the street.

- You've got to wait
for it outside.

- Go look.
- I'm happy I'm here, though.

I'm missing so much
of you guys's life.

- Girl, it's a lot
that's been going on.

- It's a lot of [bleep]
that's been going on.

- I just had this mediation.
- Today?

- Yeah, like right now.
I just got done with it.

- Oh, my God.

- And when I tell you,
it is a nightmare.

- Girl, get to the part,
hurry up,

to what he's trying to do.

- He said he'll pay half of,
like, the child care

for the babies, and that's it.

- Oh, he don't want
to pay child support?

- Mm-mm.
That's why he's trying to--

- Yeah.
I went through that, too.

- OK.

- You need to make him
go through court.

- Oh, no, he said he don't
make no money, girl.

This mediation stuff is just
really kind of draining.

We did not come
to any type of agreement

during this mediation.

So now we have to go to trial.

- They put you through
the wringer for all of this.

And it drains us
because obviously,

the thought
of being from our kids

just any little amount
of time, like, let alone--

- And he knows that.

And I'm like, you're the reason
why we're in this position.

Like, why would you
even be trying

to take my kids for a week?

Like, you're the reason
we're going through this.

Like, I didn't do [bleep]
to you.

I didn't do nothing to him.

And he's really trying
to do this.

I just don't understand it
at all.

- You're not going to.
- I don't understand it.

- I'm telling you firsthand,

you're never
going to understand.

I feel for Bambi because

I know how strong she is,

but I also know
she has her breakdown moment,

and that's something a lot
of us don't get to see,

even me as her friend.

And I just want to always
remind her not to overstress

herself like I did because
the truth of the matter

is that as much as they are
in court claiming

they want all this time,
they really don't.

- I'm not about
to be fighting with him.

I'm not about to be doing
none of that,

but that's what he wants.
You know what I'm saying?

Like, he loves
that toxic [bleep].

He can't thrive
in a peaceful environment.

- He can't take it.
- He can't.

- He can't take it.
- He needs drama.

He needs conflict.

He needs somebody saying,
"Well, what you doing?"

It's like he needs it.
- Because that's all he knows.

That's what he grew up around.

That's what his mama was about.

That's where his whole family
was-- environment was about.

- And on top of that,
Erica FaceTimed me

the other day and told me
that Diamond

is pregnant by Scrap.

And girl, Momma Dee is
the one spreading the rumors.

- Oh, God, Momma Dee.
What the [bleep]?

- Listen, if it's even true,

I think it will
make my life better.

- You think?
- Honestly.

Because he would
be away from me.

- Scrap is a piece of [bleep],

Safaree is a piece of [bleep],

and Erica is definitely
a piece of [bleep], OK?

The news about Diamond
being pregnant--

it's surprising
but really not

because nothing really
surprises me nowadays

when it comes to these guys.
But goddamn, Scrap.

At least get done
with your divorce first, damn.

- So Chadd--
he's one of my publicists.

He's having an event tonight.

I know Scrap
is gonna be there

because he's having Joc
to do, like, a performance

at the thing tonight.

- Listen, it ain't no--
ain't no bros

and taking shots
with this [bleep].

- You got my word.
- Erica?

- I swear.

I unfollowed him
and everything.

- You already unfollowed me,
so I guess you left me.

- I'm mad at you, though.
- Yeah.

And I'm mad at you.
We're all mad at each other.

- Mm-mm.
- I got--

- I know you ain't talking.
- Bitch, I got beef--

- You partied with
my mother [bleep]--

- Erica had a friendship
with Scrap

before me and him
even got together.

But right now,
I need my friends

to be standing with me.

I'm sorry to say that you're
gonna have to pick a side.

Don't get on your [bleep]
Casamigos and be like,

"Oh, bro!"
- [bleep].

- Coming up on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- So what's wrong with them,
though?

- I don't bust on women.

- Why you enjoying all that,
then?

- She's trying to say something
about my kid.

Don't do that.
- But--

- I do that to my baby mama.
I do that to everybody.

I do it to my own--

- But you've got to know
when you're wrong, though, bro.

- I'm not wrong about my kid.
- You're wrong.

- About what?
- About Bamb.

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ On the phone
in the jungle ♪

♪ On the phone
in the streets ♪

♪ No shame in my kingdom ♪

♪ I was born to defeat ♪

♪ I'm in a Lambo ♪

♪ I'm in demand, huh ♪

♪ Pull up,
shoot a shot like Rambo ♪

♪ Got my shirt off
and my chains on ♪

♪ Pull up, do a hundred,
yeah, I'm too gone ♪

- We're at Chadd Black's
official launch

for the ATL agency.

And I have the gorgeous,
the illustrious

Miss Erica Banks.
How are you doing, darling?

- I'm good.
How are you doing?

I'm on the red carpet.
I'm feeling like a superstar.

Everybody wants pictures
with the queen.

So I can't wait to perform
at Chadd Black's PR event.

It's gonna be fire.

- ATL Royalty in the building.

How are y'all feeling?
- Good, good.

- We're good.
- We're glad to be here.

- I'm a little nervous
because I know

that we're going to perform
this record tonight,

and it's not mixed or mastered,
you know what I'm saying?

Let's go get dirty
a little bit.

Let's see
what it feels like tonight.

- And we got Khaotic
on the red carpet.

I love this orange
you got going on.

- Yeah, I'm trying
to get peeled tonight

by one of these bad babies
in here.

- Oh, OK.
- Yeah.

- Pulled up with Ma Dukes,
but you know,

I got some on my heart
thinking about this mediation

that just happened
and how stuff

ain't even going right
for real.

♪ ♪

- Let me see
what's going on here.

- OK.

- Going to see
what's going on here.

Let me see that--
- What they're doing.

- You know--you know,
I used to love

peanut butter
and cereal sandwiches.

- Did you?

- You're looking
like a peanut butter

and cereal sandwich.
- That's a lot of calories.

So you spread love.
- Huh?

- You spread love?

- I spread in being better
off out of love.

- OK.

- But I do love you
more than anything.

- Do you love me?

I do got a bone
to pick with Khaotic.

What the hell was going on,
you know,

with the Amy situation?

Because how you gonna be
kissing on other bitches

when you're trying to press
through me, the queen?

Amy hit me up to do a song.

She was just pressing me
about you in general like--

she was like, "Yeah, I always
be like flirting and like,

it's all [bleep]
because that's your man?"

And she was like,
"We best friends.

"Like, he be in my house.

We take naps together, like--"

I was like, "Oh."

Well, I'ma do that
with my best friend.

Like, I got a different type
but yeah.

- I could tell that Erica
catching real feelings for me.

Because you won't
be stepping in me

checking me out another woman
if you wasn't feeling the kid.

Right now, I'm single,
and I'm ready to mingle.

So may the best woman win.
It might--

- Y'all be taking naps?

- It might be a thing well--

- But do y'all
be taking nap together?

- Like, no--
not in an intimate way.

I fell asleep
at her house--now--

- [coughs]
- No.

You know, I--

- I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I.

- Now, I don't really know
if platonic friends

are taking naps together.

I could see that
from a mile away,

doo, doo, doo, doo, doo.
There I go. Doo, doo, doo.

Oh, there I go again.
Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo.

Oh, the whole room
on the bull [bleep].

Y'all is, too.

♪ ♪

- All right.

We are on the scene
with "Jean" magazine

with Yandy and Mendeecees.

- Hey, what's up?
I'm Mendeecees.

- And I'm Yandy.

- And we checking
our A-plus magazine--

- "ATL."
- Oh, my God.

- I'm going to say the A--
- Here, you do it.

You go. You do it.
I'm not good at this.

You should do it.
- Thank you so much.

- Gotta let the
professionals do it.

♪ ♪

- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hi.

- Hi, Yandy.

How are you, beautiful?

- How you doing?

I'm going to say hey
to Momma Dee.

- OK.

♪ ♪

- Hey, fool.

- I missed you.

- I know.
- And your energy.

How you been?
- I've been fine.

- and How you been, bro?

- Been blessed, man.

Just, you know,
going through this little--

the little divorce [bleep],
man.

- I didn't believe it
when I heard it.

- Yeah, man.
[bleep] real.

- Momma Dee
had told us in the past

that they were thinking
of getting a divorce,

but I didn't believe her.

I am shocked to hear it
from Scrappy directly.

I don't know.

It's just--
it's super unfortunate.

Do you really feel
like you went--

you did everything
you could do?

- Yeah. I mean, I've been
doing since I met her.

I've been doing it
for since I met her,

like just on the love tip.

I just don't--the song,

I don't feel appreciated
at all,

and I got tired of this [bleep]
because--

you know, I've been told
all this [bleep], you know,

man, for--for years.

Like, this--and she ain't
never gonna change.

- It's the consensus.

And the consensus is
that I have something to do

with their broken marriage,
but I don't.

- You look so pretty.
- Why, thank you.

- I'm always on the defense.

- The devil
is constantly working.

♪ ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- ♪ Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' ♪

- The consensus is that
I have something to do

with their broken marriage,
but I don't.

- You look so pretty.
- Why, thank you.

- I'm always on the defense.

- The devil
is constantly working.

- I just wanted to come here
and kick back,

man, you know what I'm saying?

And I feel how I'm feeling,
you know what I'm saying?

And I really ain't into,
you know what I'm saying,

having no extra conversation.

- ATL, what the [bleep]
is up tonight?

[cheers and applause]

Listen, I am Chadd Black.

I need Yung Joc and Erica Banks
to blow me out real big.

Can y'all
do that one more time?

Shouts out to everybody
who's in the city of Atlanta,

you know what I'm saying?

This is really
the city of dreams, right?

And Erica said, let's do
some [bleep] that's like a vibe

like we're on vacation.

I said, well, [bleep],
let's do it in here.

Chadd.
- Don't play with me now.

- This for you, [bleep].

- Turn it up, deejay.

[hip-hop music]

- ♪ It's all right ♪

♪ Hey, it's all right ♪

♪ Top dash
with a tight dress on ♪

♪ Blood cold vibe
with the white press on ♪

♪ Before you get him,
and he might get some ♪

- When I walk in,

Erica Banks and Joc
are performing.

Even though she and I
aren't really, like,

the best of friends,
the song is a vibe.

I can't even take that
from them.

I'm going get in here,
have me a drink,

and dance a little bit.

♪ ♪

- ♪ Crazy for me ♪

♪ Crazy for you ♪

♪ Crazy for me ♪

♪ Crazy for you ♪

♪ Crazy for me ♪

- ATL, what's up?

- So me and Joc
performing the song.

You know, it's the island vibe.

Everybody in there swaying.

And I'm seeing
everybody rocking.

And I'm looking around this
mother [bleep] like, "Hold on.

Y'all like it for real?"

- Hey, DJ, we appreciate that.
Shouts out to Chadd Black.

- I love y'all so much.
Make some [bleep] noise.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Take your time,
take your time.

- I'ma go--I'ma go slow.

- Slow motion.
- I'ma go slow.

Come on, juvenile.

- Yeah, I would--look.
- Oh, here you go.

Here you go.
Here you go.

- Well, that's nice of you.

- No, I always do
stuff like that

to you the whole time
you know me.

- At first, I came in
with pain on my chest.

But I see, man,
like everybody,

I feel the atmosphere, man.

I feel the love, man.

I feel the respect
and the adoration

from all the people, man.

So hey, man,
I give everybody a shot.

Let's drink to it.

- He got me
in a tough situation.

- Could have her
in the real situation.

- You know why?

'Cause, like,
I have faith in stuff

that I want him
to have more faith in.

And, like, it's complicated.
- There's no faith there.

- So I know Bambi told me,
don't bro it up with Scrappy,

but at the same time
it's like, these men

do [bleep]
and don't take accountability

for the [bleep] that they do.

So why these men
in this generation

don't ride for us
when it comes to money?

I make--
- I rode. I rode.

- When you're a wife,
why they can't ride for you?

- I rode.

- Oh, is that why you don't
want to pay child support?

- Oh, my God.
Are you--

- That is making me sick.
- You can go. You can go.

- Listen, that's making
me sick to talk about.

- I don't like that.

- And you believe
that we're [bleep]--

- I don't like that.
I pay for it.

- But Scrap--
- Yes, exactly.

I don't even want
to put babies out there.

- I got the bank statements.

I got bank statements.

Now, see the reason
I'm doing this to Erica, like,

because I told her
one time I said,

"Hey, keep it with your--
with your friends."

You know, like, you feel like

I'm doing your friend
a some kind of way,

talk--let's talk about that.
Don't bring my kids up.

Don't bring my kids up.

- Why are you bringing
everybody in your business

right now?
- Because Bamb did it.

Bamb told
all her friends something,

and they went and spread it,
and they told me--

- Her?
Bamb talked?

What about your mother?
Come on.

- I ain't be saying [bleep].
- Stop.

- No, you talking
about my momma?

Girl, I'll tell you
something about yourself...

- Your mother...

- Because I know
something about you.

- Spread the most.
- Hey, girl.

Hold on.
- So that's just what it is.

- Hey, what about your son?
- That's the truth?

- But what about your son?
- What about my son?

- It's typical bad bitch
Scrappy fashion.

He wants to go low and bring up
my child to deflect,

you know,
his disgusting decisions.

- My momma--

- You're acting like
you know something.

- Because I know something
about your son.

- Don't [bleep] do that.
- Yo, man.

- And what y'all gonna do?

- [bleep], hey, man,
take your hands off me.

- What y'all gonna do?

- Scrap, you're wack for this.
You're wack for this.

- No, I was trying to--
- You're wack for this.

- I have a boy, too.
- You're wack for this.

- And you're trying to tell me
about my mother [bleep] kids.

And I'll go hard on you.
- You're wack--

[bleep] wrong
with him, though?

- I don't walk on women.

- Why are you
doing all then that?

- She trying to say something
about my kid.

- But--
- I do that to my baby mama.

I do that to everybody.
- OK, but--

- I do that to my own--

- But you've gotta
when you're wrong, though, bro.

- I'm not wrong about my kid.
- You're wrong.

- About what?
- About Bamb.

- You've got to calm
the [bleep] down.

- I'm calm.
- Let's go outside.

- Bamb do witchcraft,
case people don't know.

The bitch do witchcraft.

My son lately has been under
some type of spell

because Bambi
doing witchcraft.

I guess they're peeing
in Scrappy's drink

and put period blood
in his food.

- You've got to relax, though.
You can't be--

- What am I doing here
as a man, bro,

if I can sit here and let
a woman just run over me, cuh?

Like, I'm not gonna do it.

I'm not going to do it, cuh.

- Everything turned
into an uproar.

It's supposed to be fun.

And it's messing
my whole vibe up with Erica

because I'm trying
to slide with Erica tonight.

We need to get control of this.

- Momma Dee, I love you.
- OK, I know that.

- But you be the one
that be starting all the stuff.

- Hey, listen.
- But--

- No, you do.

And I love you, but you be
starting the bull [bleep],

Momma Dee.
- It's OK, OK?

- It's not OK.
- It's OK. It's over with.

- You've got a woman
that really loves you.

- No, she don't love--

- Bro, you've gotta stand up...
- You ain't been right there--

- And say you're wrong.

- You ain't been right there
the whole time.

- You've got to--
I've been there.

- You ain't been right there
the whole time when

she been [bleep] on me and--

- No, you ain't [bleep]
with that.

Momma Dee said that
Diamond's pregnant.

- I'm tired of all
these rumors, man.

It just--
it just get on my nerves

that people
that ain't even in your life

won't even listen to your side

because they're talking
about their friends

and don't even know
the whole thing.

They just know
one side of [bleep].

- You need to go get
you some healing.

- I already did that.

- You need to go get
you some healing.

- I'm already doing that.

- That's what the [bleep]
you need to go do.

I wish my friend--
- I'm already doing that.

- I wish my friend
had the balls like me.

I wish my friend had
the balls like me.

- Hey, I wish
your friends had the balls--

I ain't--
- That's what you do, though.

This what he do.
This what he do.

- Hey, let's go, cuh.
This ain't even my [bleep].

I ain't got to argue with her.
- Bitch.

♪ ♪

- Next on
"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- [bleep] talk about that.
- You be talking about [bleep].

Go on now.
- Go head on with that [bleep].

- You've got
to figure out a way,

bro, to get through to them,
bro, without...

[clicks tongue].

Y'all both
was in each other's face.

- But he's a man.
- And he was there--

- And so another man
should have been able

to put hands on him
and tell him

to get the [bleep] out of--

- Listen, I'm not
your knight in shining armor.

- After I did that
Shannon Sharpe interview,

they took the one thing I said
about my mom the wrong way,

and it's all over the place.

And my mom called me upset,

how can I say
something like that?

- Look at that.
- Aw.

- Wow.
- My daughter's calling.

Let me just answer real quick
and just say hi.

I want--
[gasps]

Oh, my God.
Every day, it's something else.

Oh, my God.