The song is hot and K. Michelle is definitely vocally blessed. Stay focused K. Michelle, this time we’re going to make it!
I swear I want to be adopted by Lil Scrappy’s mom!! Watch this video from “Kandi Coated”, Scrappy’s mother talks about her days in the drug game, being a pimp, and Scrappy smashing her hoes!!
This woman has so much wisdom wrapped up in her and delivers it in such a gangsta way. She’s a strong woman and we can learn some things from her. Not saying we should do the things she’s done (choose your own paths), but as far as keeping our heads above water and handling your business to provide for your kids.
It’s easy to see how much Momma Dee supports her son and has his back even though he can be hard headed at times! hahaha
I look forward to seeing more of Momma Dee on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta.
Check out this exclusive interview with Lil Scrappy from AllHipHop.com. In the interview, Scrappy addresses rumors associated with Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. He’s asked if it’s true that Diamond backed out of the show when she found out Scrappy, his baby-mama and his mama would be part of the cast…Scrappy says YES.
Ahhh, what a shame! Nothing says gangsta like being on a show with your ex-man, his baby mom and his mom like “Whaaaat?”…
Apparently, not only was Diamond afraid she would catch a beatdown…Diamond also felt she is somehow above the women on the show and didn’t want to make the same money for her appearance on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta as they were.
Veteran rapper, Scrappy also says Diamond didn’t want the show to succeed if she wasn’t on it!! Too bad Boo! With 3.6 million views on its first night Love & Hip Hop Atlanta is a SUCCESS!
Scrappy also finally answers the question of the year, did he pay for Diamond’s new ass…ha ha ha…Peep the video!
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Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta has been on once and the haters have begun their attack. Mostly in part, because of the messiness that happened after the premiere (nude pictures…etc).
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta received 3.6 million views on its first night.
After we made a ruckus about Basketball Wives, sponsors began to pull ads. Well, it’s that time again, folks!
While we should respect the perceptions and experiences of the men and women featured on “reality” television shows, networks are airing stories that could be very helpful for people to hear, but they’re telling these stories in EXTREMELY dangerous ways.
We all know premium digital crack rock is ‘slanged’ in digital hoods other than VH1. We also know the problem is not just TV–it’s a big, mean, social monster that we’ve gotta shoot down one non-violent bullet at a time. Nevertheless, somebody’s gotta be the face of this lovely movement. And since VH1 has chosen to give us yet another beautifully-blinged jewel of commercial exploitation (Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta), they might as well be the face of change. By the way, shout out to all African Americans who received Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta as their Juneteenth gift! You won and lost at the same time!
As we work toward national- and local-level change, let’s tell VH1 and their sponsors (again) why people from a broad range of backgrounds will NOT stand for the exploitation of the lived experiences of people who may not even know they’re being exploited. This isn’t a “Black or White” thing, this is a HUMAN thing…and we should all understand.
P.S. That “turn of the TV/your kids’ TV if you don’t want to watch” argument doesn’t work here, VH1. A good number of the kids who are most at risk don’t have the luxury of living with parents who can just “turn off the TV”. Why? Because their parents are out working multiple jobs (thanks to this lovely thing called poverty); one or both parents are on drugs, dead, or in jail; or they’re raised by ill grandparents, relatives who aren’t that interested in their future, or foster parents who abuse them and only foster to collect a check.
There have been some crazy rumors going around about Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’s, Joseline being born a man.
One nude photo and video later, people still don’t seem convinced that Joseline is a real woman…wow that’s sad.
A photo of Joseline Hernandez in Junior High School has finally made its way the internet. What do you think?
K. Michelle
Karlie Redd
A war of words erupted recently between Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s K Michelle & Karlie Redd. The tweets speak for themselves…Have a look!
In addition to tweeting a full frontal nude photo of herself, Joseline Hernandez aka Shenellica Bettencourt is also being accused of leaking this sexy video to WorldStarHipHop.com in an effort to prove she is NOT a man.
Click here to see the video *NSFW*
People seem to think Joseline is protesting a little too much and that a real woman would never set out to PROVE such a thing.
Mona Scott Young, the producer of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta apparently wasn’t pleased. Joseline issued this apology via Twitter.
In a new interview with MTV’s RapFix Live, Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta Star Lil’ Scrappy talks about what happen between him and Diamond.
Lil’ Scrappy says he has no beef with Soulja Boy over the situation but says he was really in love with Diamond and his heart was broken.
After being publicly humiliated by Diamond, Scrappy somehow ended up back in the arms of his baby’s mama Erica.
Erica basically feels that Scrappy got a taste of his own medicine after leaving her for Diamond.
Wonder what she thinks about this interview.
Check out the sneak peeks!
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Get More: RapFix Live, Full Episodes