- Kris. - I'm just--
- I get it. - I'm so tired of this.
I get it.
We got your back.
No.
Because it's always an attack on me.
I am not insecure.
I'm so tired of that.
I'm tired of hearing that.
You out of all people should know that.
And you should be having my back.
And you don't.
You filling in this conversation just
like everybody else when you know good
and well it's not true.
So what we want to do is, like--
When you let me on-- [ARGUING]
This whole conversation is about my career.
I'm so tired of it.
Come on, bro.
Listen. I know.
I get it.
- This is your queen, bro. - I get it.
- Come on, man. - I think we're wined out, bro.
- I get it. - It's time to "wine" down.
Come on, Like, literally.
Let's get some water and let's get out of here, y'all.
- I'm tired of it. - I know you're tired.
- I'm seriously tired of it. - In the whole big picture--
We got your back.
We know.
And this is how it always hit.
Whenever I have an issue-- - Let's do this.
--whenever I have an issue, it always becomes a pity party.
Because why do you have an issue?
Your issue is not with me.
Because I can't have issues.
In our house, I'm not allowed to have issues.
I'm just saying here, bro, there's
a better way to handle this. - Period.
There's a better way to handle this.
You know what I'm saying?
Which is why I'm insensitive to the tears,
because it's like that's what she always does.
You know what I'm saying? - Bro, arguing not gonna do it.
Everything is my fault. Ever since I married him,
everything is my fault. His career gone down--
it's my fault.
It's not your fault. We'll talk to him.
No. No, no, no.
It's been my fault since we got married.
Everything is Kristina's fault.
Well, when her career goes down, it's my fault, too.
It's not your fault. But you're
not acknowledging the fact that it's happening to me.
OK sis.
I clearly acknowledged it.
What you mean?
No, you don't.
It's only about you.
I can have any man out here.
And you know it.
So what you want me to do?
Stop, Krissy.
Those are fighting words, "I can have any man I want."
Because what if I was to come back?
Because you know I'd be around the women in my line of work.
So--
We are finished.
Thank you all for coming.
I love you all.
I love you.
Come on.
Stop it.
Stop.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Definitely didn't plan on that happening tonight.
It's a problem, what just happened.
And we can't just pretend that it didn't.
And it's a problem that you're out here saying you can
get any man you want out here.
That's-- see that's the stuff that--
If I wanted to, I could.
Do you want to?
Because why else would you even bring up something like that?
My point was to prove that you know I'm not insecure.
It has nothing to do with me wanting anybody.
That don't prove nothing to me.
OK.
Well maybe it doesn't.
But if I wanted somebody else, I would have had someone else.
Most insecure people would say something like that.
Because why is you bringing up-- - OK.
Well, you think I'm insecure?
Like, I don't know what you are.
All I know is-- OK.
Well then, that's the whole problem right there.
All I know is you saying weird stuff.
All right.
Well, I feel like you just use me as a scapegoat
when things aren't going your way.
You feel like your relevance is low,
and I'm the easiest thing to blame.
It's my fault.
After this blowup at Pure Vin, we're walking home.
And Brandon is kind of acting like none of this
is a big deal.
And like, he just doesn't understand why I'm so upset.
You never think about how I feel.
You think about how you feel, and how you feel supported
by your friends, or you've got, like, this entourage behind you
now.
But on the other end of that is my feelings.
Do I have your full support to get out here in these streets
and do what I need to do?
Yes or no?
I don't know why you keep asking me this.
Brandon.
Yes or no? Do I have--
You have it.
You have my support.
I don't like you going to the club.
And I never will.
I'm not saying I don't want you to have a career.
It has nothing to do with your career.
It has everything to do with you being a husband and a father.
[DRAMATIC CHORD]
Being a good father means that you are out here.
Making the moves, providing for your family.
I don't understand why Kristina doesn't understand this.
I got to work.
What am I coming home to?
Am I coming home to this nurturing, catering, supportive
wife?
Most times, no.
Like 99 times out of 100, I'm not.
What do you want me to do for you at 11:00 at night?
I'm dead tired.
Like, you want me to run downstairs, and jump
on your back, and be like, yay.
It's just like, hey.
You know, it ain't like--
But Brandon, that's how you are, too.
What do you want from me?
It's stuff that you're not giving.
You're not, like, an excited person.
Do you really want to be with me?
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
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