- The scene that you about to see is when my little sisters
tried to triple team me at a family powwow.
It's a big day for me, I'm going to invite my sisters over.
This is big for me.
If I'm cooking that mean I care about you, if it don't go
right, it's a wrap for my meals and y'all know my
meals be good as hell.
- Sierra can cook.
- I just want to get to the bottom of what is the issue with
me and my sisters and why we cannot come to one accord.
Look how they walking up.
Look how my sisters are walking up, they looking,
they walking up looking like they already ready to fight.
Best friends since the fourth grade, you
you dead ass wrong for this
(bleep)
Hey y'all
I am so glad y'all came.
- I came, I came for a reason.
- Ma, just chill.
- Hey, y'all.
- Damn, y'all look so happy to be there.
(talking in background)
- I know it's uncomfortable for y'all because it's
uncomfortable for me.
- So happy.
- But at the end of the day, no matter how much y'all,
don't like me, it's getting too serious.
(laughter)
- No matter how much y'all don't like me.
It's getting too serious.
Yo, that's a good one.
I'm running with that.
- I can't believe
it's even going on it's
(bleep)
getting on my
(bleep)
nerves and I'm
(bleep)
mad.
- Oh my God, Mom.
- You know you did some
(bleep)
ass
(bleep)
like just admit it, damn.
- You got some deep hate in your heart for me.
I hate that me and my sisters is doing this
(bleep)
- Girl, you done put me out your shop.
You knew I was trying to hustle.
You weren't paying no booth rent.
- What you mean?
- You kind of had this sense of entitlement.
You had to go booboo. I'm sorry.
- I had to go work in a whole nother girl salon
paying booth rent.
So it wasn't no issue paying booth rent.
- You don't know about the mother
(bleep)
grind.
You was spoon fed.
Momma and daddy still pay your mother
(bleep)
bills let's be real.
Let me just get you a spoon here you go
Kim open up.
I didn't have those privileges growing up.
Boo, you don't got nothing to say cause you know I'm right.
You mad.
You really hate me and it's sad.
You want to be everything like me.
Let's speak about this
(bleep)
You's a jealous little bitch!
- Damn.
- I done shook the
(bleep)
table.
- But I had to get it off my chest.
It be like that with sisters sometimes though.
- The scene you're about to see is my Mom
giving me advice that I later don't listen to.
(techno music)
(clap clap)
Once again the top shottas are back.
Hello my, my black queen.
Oh, you look slim.
Look like you've been in the gym.
- Oh, shh be quiet.
- Safaree mama do look good though.
She look good.
I ain't gone lie, she a black queen.
She do look good.
- Love you mom you hear?
Love you mommy.
Yeah mommy, rep.
- How are you doing?
- Came out here.
Like to ride my bike.
Let me tell you, New York in the summer I think
is one of the most amazing places to be.
Especially if you're into motorcycles
and riding bikes and all of that.
It's therapeutic for me.
I gotta put you up on Safire.
When you saw her she was just like staring and glaring.
Now she's aware of stuff.
You know Ma G, she's very smart, she's very aware,
she knows if she likes you.
She knows if she doesn't.
I have some news to tell you.
- What?
- Erica's pregnant.
And she's seven months pregnant now.
Yeah, it looks like my mother is taking it better
than I did.
She probably felt it in the air and knew before I did.
- Why didn't you let me know?
Why did you come here to tell me that?
- Mommy, when I found out she was six months, it was
just so much like just turmoil and us not getting along.
We wasn't really, even in the same room.
I was sleeping somewhere else.
She was sleeping somewhere else.
- When you mad you're gonna argue.
And you have this thing
where it's like, you shut down, you get silent.
- Yes, mama! Get in his ass!
Get in his ass like a black woman.
Like get his ass.
You need to pull that belt out.
Beat his ass mom.
- When you, when you know, when you get upset and you, you,
you know, you start tweeting.
I don't, I don't like that, man.
- One thing I do know about this mom,
is that she is checking her son, So I like that.
- So, when I see stuff like that still,
that hurts me.
And, and I'm embarrassed.
- I know, I'm wrong for that.
- Bout time he say he wrong for some
(bleep)
- I love you, mommy.
Thank you. Thank you for raising me the way you did.
- When you go home. Let Erica know that, listen,
you messed up.
Life is about, ups and downs
and you have to embrace the good
with the bad.
That's what you need to do.
You don't do that enough.
If everyday you wake up and everything was perfect,
guess what happen?
You wouldn't be able to embrace greatness.
You wouldn't, because when challenges come your way,
you would not know how to deal with it.
- What gets me is things has gotten so much worse later down
the line that I just feel like Safaree
should just listen to his mama, from the beginning.
- You should just remember, as of now on,
embrace Erica.
- Embrace.
- Erica, yeah.
- I like that I'm ma try that.
- That's right, embrace Erica.
Let's say that again, embrace Erica.
For real, she needs that right now.
That's my friend.
Embrace Erica.
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