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But don't put it under.
Do a smooth transition slide.
- Hello, what up, though? - Slow Mo, what up, though?
You good?
You got it, fam.
I liked your selfie on--
on the gram.
Yeah, man.
Just out here trying to live.
Out here--
--a married life.
Finally, uh, taking my babe out to, uh--
How was that?
You coming back from your honeymoon, right?
- Yeah. - How was it, man?
- Man, it was fun, though. - Yeah?
Kimmi likes to travel.
I just found that out.
She's a whole different person on vacation.
What does that mean?
Glad Jalen's not here. (LAUGHING)
A whole different person on vacation.
Yes, nothing.
Nothing but exactly what I thought a honeymoon should be.
- Oh, word? - Yes, sir.
Word, that's all right. That's all--
I had to fight her off me.
[MUTTERS] - Yeah.
All right, that might be too much information for me.
No, man, you're married.
You've been married the longest.
What happens in Puerto Rico doesn't stay in Puerto Rico,
but what happens in your bedroom stays in the bedroom.
Maurice needs to understand that he's
talking about my sister-in-law.
I don't want to hear about this.
Hey, can you pour me a [INAUDIBLE]..
- Yes sir. - Whoa!
- What's up with you-- - Big guy.
- How are you doing? - Sup, man?
- You doing all right, man? - Little bit.
Good to see-- - Louis!
- --surprised, [INAUDIBLE] - Louis Whitlow!
- How are you doing, man? - How are you, sir?
- Good. - Everything good?
- Yes, sir. - All right.
How about you?
I can't complain.
I, uh--
Get this guy a shot.
I decided to stop by Black today because Martel and I had
a conversation and he thought it would be
good that Marcel and I talked.
The last time we saw each other, things went down in a way
that I didn't like.
I didn't know where it came from,
it was kind of like being blindsided.
So I want to talk, to know where it comes from.
How y'all been doing? Everything good?
- Yeah, bro. - Yeah, man.
Hey, you know what, though? One thing, I was, uh--
you know, that's been on at least my mind--
Take your shot.
(LAUGHING) You're so silly, I can't.
- Shot of [INAUDIBLE] - Take the shot.
Because what we're not going to do--
well, I don't want to hear nothing you wanna say--
- I left it-- - --without a shot.
I'm not about to--
I'm not about to hear nothing you wanna say without a shot.
Oh, we gonna hear it, just cause you repeated it.
But no, I mean, you came in a little harder
at the reunion, man.
Transparent means that you can see through me.
So we shouldn't have to ask you-- it's coming out.
It's gonna be us in the world.
I don't think that you're qualified to even give advice.
You guys been married for 11 months and the previous ones
failed. - You've learned that.
- No, you don't. - Yes, you do!
That, to me, is like someone say I lost seven games
and so now I know how to win.
Hard but fair.
But fair?
Let's talk about fair.
You came at us and said some things
that weren't necessarily true, or really had substance to it.
Being fake, whatever it may be.
Have an opinion.
So I want you to be very, very clear of where
my animosity came from.
When I was 26, I asked a young lady
to marry me and be my wife for the rest of my life.
All right.
This is not a television marriage,
this is not a person that you've seen on TV.
Real life, true.
All right?
And what I'm saying is, very specifically--
you haven't earned the right to share your opinion with me.
The same way that I haven't earned my right
to share my opinion of your marriage,
whether it happens on an everyday basis or not.
- [INAUDIBLE] - I've done it--
That's contradicting what you just said.
Yeah, 100%.
You made comments about us in general
that you had no clue about.
I was defensive because you were offensive.
How was I offensive?
By saying the words, I think he's in a bad marriage.
If we're all trying to get better in some form--
All right.
--I'm going to challenge you and I'm gonna let you know
directly, this is what it is.
Your spouse is your life partner.
When you get married, you should be one.
There shouldn't be any secrets with each other.
And maybe that's why Tisha and Marcel's marriage
isn't that great.
They don't talk to each other about little issues
or important issues.
I'm telling you right now, you don't know me-- enough about
my marriage to speak on it.
You don't have the right to say that.
Straight up.
That's your opinion, that's cool.
I got it. And I was--
Wait, wait-- no, no, no, no, no, no.
[INTERPOSING VOICES] - I wanted to get some clarity.
But I got it. - No, no, no.
I'm going to get some clarity because this sounds like a--
agree to disagree thing.
Who the hell do you think you are talking about my marriage?
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