[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- Well, I hope the rumors are not true
that you and Safaree are dating.
- I'm single. He's single. I'm having fun.
- I think you're getting caught up in your feelings
with this man who's all over the place.
- I just want to make sure that you're serious about me.
- It looked like you were just thirst trapping
for your baby daddy.
- Shut the [bleep] up.
- Read that [bleep].
This is someone who's held my child.
- How did the comment get there?
- I have no idea.
It is what it is.
- Maybe breaking up is for the best.
- Listen, let me put it this way.
I've been single since the father of my kids,
and I haven't had sex since the father of my kids.
- Trina, I have someone I want you to meet.
He is fire. - Oh, wow.
- I feel like she ain't really want to meet me.
- I'm not sure what was going on.
- I don't know if I'm coming up to the mean girl.
- Wait. I was talking to Trina.
[slapping] - Wait, wait, wait.
- Everybody taking her side, coming for me.
They supposed to be mentoring me too.
- Like, it's not a war zone.
It's no reason for that.
- I appreciate that.
- They trying to pursue a career in rapping.
They're gonna have to move with Uncle Trick.
- We plan on taking over Miami.
- Trina, I'm coming for you, baby.
- Oh, Lord, have mercy.
Let's go, man.
- The twins. - Girl, what you talking about?
You first. - He want to hear your verse.
- Stop playing with me. - Oh, God.
- If I was to marry him--
- That would be the worst mistake.
Don't do it.
- [bleep].
Me telling her this already. Don't play with me.
- You gonna respect my mama.
I'm sick of trying to mend this [bleep].
- I really don't have time for your ass right now.
- The last festival in Orlando,
I had to deal with a lot of drama.
This time, Trina's performing with me.
The dancers didn't make it.
Trina wasn't there.
- Gonna pull up on Trina 'cause she robbed you.
You robbed my sister.
- Get y'all [bleep] voodoo-ass bitches out of here,
you dusty-ass, cat-eating bitch.
- Bienvenido a Miami, baby.
[upbeat music]
Mi gente.
♪♪ You're always spending money ♪♪
- ♪♪ Ooh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah ♪♪
- ♪♪ You're always spending money, money ♪♪
- [laughs]
♪♪ 305, time to get it ♪♪
- Yeah, DJ Alexis.
- [singing in Spanish]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey, hey, hey.
All right, all right. Cut that.
That's a wrap.
- Great.
I am super excited to finally be making music again.
In the midst of growing and following the American dream,
I felt like I was losing my essence of who I was.
[FaceTime rings]
Hello.
- It was such a vibe.
I'm gonna tell you the truth, Marilyn.
I am so glad to finally get back into music.
I'm so excited. - [speaking Spanish]
Ay, yes.
- The Latin American market
would always be there for you.
- I'm excited because I just did "Mira Quién Baila,"
which is the Spanish version of "Dancing with the Stars."
Back into the studio, doing music, music videos,
featurings, and all that.
[singing in Spanish]
I feel like there is no limit to all the things
that you can achieve in life.
I can't wait till this music video comes together.
I'm really excited.
And I just feel like, you know what?
I wanted to press reset on my life.
And right now, it's not that I am antisocial or anything.
I just feel like I'm gonna be more cautious
about the people I surround myself with.
You know, Vonshae talking [bleep] about me,
lying about me--it sucks
to be blamed and accused for things
that you haven't even done.
- Please let everyone know
Amara's response to this comment.
- It has laughing emojis.
[crowd gasps]
- Then I think that Shay is my friend.
Obviously, she wasn't either.
- You think I told Vonshae to throw water on you?
- But you were best friends with her right after.
- She is my friend.
- And yeah, I was with Safaree,
but I'm glad that I'm not anymore.
Then I have everybody on my ass,
talking about the Live that I did.
I've been single since the father of my kids,
and I haven't had sex since the father of my kids.
I have my own [bleep] going on in life right now.
- Amara, there's nothing wrong with focusing on yourself.
Surround yourself with people that uplift you,
and get away from those that are toxic.
- And you know what?
Trick has been inviting me to his podcast with Cindy.
And honestly, right now, I think going to Trick's podcast
with Cindy is actually a really good idea
to promote my music,
all the great things that I'm doing.
- Of course.
- I really want to change the narrative of that
and make it into something positive for once.
- ♪♪ Jump in, jump out ♪♪
♪♪ Introduce yourself ♪♪
♪♪ I said jump in, jump out ♪♪
♪♪ Real bold, what I say gold ♪♪
♪♪ Giuseppe stepping in my French tiptoe ♪♪
- Number 60 [bleep] up.
She doing it good. - 5, 6, 7, 8.
- Yeah. - OK.
♪♪ When I rip tracks, these [...] chitchat ♪♪
- I'm doing auditions today to add Brinxx dolls to my squad.
I have a big event coming up, and the Brinxx dolls
are background dancers who will bring
flavor to my performance.
I'm looking for the baddest bitches
on the [bleep] floor.
Brinxx dolls!
- Hopefully, you make the cut.
But if not, that's your butt.
I'm here today to give my girl Zoey a helping hand.
I know that she can sing.
I know that she can rap.
And I know that dancing may not be her thing, but it is mine.
So let's do this, baby. This is right up my alley.
- They look like they came ready, boy.
- Uh-huh. - Yes.
- This album is gonna be fire,
and so will your dancers.
- Supa Cindy has been a big help
when it comes to my career.
She put me back on the "Queens Don't Compete" album,
and she's linked me up with the legend, Wyclef.
♪♪ First pick, I'm the [bleep] top pick ♪♪
♪♪ Talking about these bitches, [bleep], I get a plethora ♪♪
♪♪ Work a bitch out, yo, [bleep], I got a "ethica" ♪♪
- Go, go. Wow.
- I want my stage presence to look like a real artist,
not like I'm trying. - Period.
- But you are a real artist, so yeah.
- But you are a real artist, though.
You have an album.
- I'm finna have different songs on there.
Like, it's not gonna be all that rough and rah-rah stuff.
It's the soft girl era that I'm jumping into.
I'm in a different space in my life,
so my music is different.
I usually have songs where it's, like, real tough.
But what really makes me feel good is R&B, Afrobeat.
So I want to lean into that and express that more.
I got a listening party that I'm about to do, and...
- Oh, lit. - I'm a little bit nervous.
- I have Bigg D coming through.
And, Bobby, you already know, Bigg D is a legend.
- Yeah, Bigg D's--
- And he's very picky and very opinionated.
Bigg D is a legendary super producer
who has worked with everyone from Lil Wayne to Jay-Z.
I tried working with Bigg D a few years ago,
but he didn't think I was ready for the big time.
But I am now.
[dramatic music]
- Oh, there's Flo. - Flo.
- Oh, child, you know, the last time I seen her, it was drama.
- Oh, my gosh, I forgot about that.
I thought y'all made up.
- No.
- Zoey and I bonded at Amara's lipstick launch.
And I'm here to help and support her.
But I didn't get the memo that Bobby was gonna be here.
I'm still upset about how Bobby and Trina handled
the issue between our teams.
- She got the father [bleep].
I'm not gonna accept no disrespect.
- Stay out of it.
[both arguing indistinctly]
- Trina eventually paid me back.
But honestly, I'm still hurt that she made those
awful comments about Haitians.
- Get y'all [bleep] voodoo-ass bitches out of here,
you dusty-ass, cat-eating bitch.
- I do kind of owe Flo an apology.
The last time I seen you at Amara's,
I think the tension mainly came from like, Gaelle and Claudia.
I felt ambushed by Gaelle, and I was upset.
Then the fight got elevated to some sort of cultural war.
But I'll admit.
I didn't behave myself at the event either.
- She take the mic... - No.
- And talk [bleep] about the Haitians.
- No, because you insert yourself in subjects--
- She was talking [bleep].
- Nonetheless, I apologize.
- I appreciate that.
- Everybody, y'all came out.
Y'all did y'all [bleep], period, point blank.
And I'm grateful.
Thank you so much for taking y'all time out.
- I love you guys, baby.
You guys did amazing. - Bye, Bobby.
- Bye-bye, I got to go. - Bye.
- Thanks, ladies.
The ladies definitely showed up for you, Zoey.
- Yes, they did. - That says a lot.
- I'm so grateful. - Yup.
- Haitian ladies are doing their thing.
- The comment that Trina made, the cat-eating situation,
the voodoo situation, this [bleep]
upset me so much 'cause she knows how,
you know, people used to--
- The stigma behind it. - Yeah.
She knows the [bleep] story behind it.
Why would you just throw it out like that?
- I feel like it was very prejudiced.
- I felt like the apology that she issued
online was not even genuine.
- Nor did I call her no type of name,
nor was I doing anything to disrespect
the Haitian community.
Everybody knows I love and support the Haitian community.
- But did she apologize to y'all?
- No, she did not apologize.
- Trina, when she feels attacked,
she goes into attack mode too,
and I think that's what she did.
- She could have called them hos ugly.
- She's saying that my sister attacked her, right?
But then all the [bleep] that she said
was just screaming at me
and the whole Haitian community, period.
- And I got a lot of backlash from how I responded
with the Joy situation.
But when Trina was acting the way she was acting,
nobody checked her and told her, you're not
supposed to act like that. - And that's the problem.
I feel like just because she's Trina,
everybody has to suck it up
and deal with the situation.
And I'm not moving forward.
I'm not [bleep] with her if she doesn't apologize to me.
I need a [bleep] apology.
That's it.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- You and Flo need to sit down and have a conversation
about what happened.
- If somebody come knocking at your door,
talking [bleep], you not coming outside with peace.
You coming outside ready to whup they ass.
- This bubblegum [bleep] that you talk about now,
ain't nobody gonna buy that [bleep].
- You heard three [bleep] songs.
- I ain't got to hear the rest.
- I want to talk about that Live.
- What up?
- [singing in Spanish]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ You don't know what love is ♪♪
- Come on, girl.
- ♪♪ If you can't recall a million times ♪♪
♪♪ No, no, no ♪♪
♪♪ You don't know what love is ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Mm ♪♪
- That's how we vibing on Wednesday night, y'all.
I'm getting ready to turn y'all on to some new [bleep].
- By the looks of it, she was extremely happy.
Stella got her groove back.
- Cheers to that.
- Stella! - Cheers to that!
- Last year, I was single and focused on just healing.
But I found somebody.
He's just different.
He has a different aura.
He has a great personality.
He caters to my every need.
This is the real deal. This is forever.
This is everything I dreamed of.
- I'm so happy my cousin has found her a new man.
But y'all not getting too much from out of him.
Trina likes a little mystery to her men.
You have to find me somebody.
- You trust me to find-- [laughs]
- I do. I kind of do.
- Life is short.
Give up the booty. I'm just--
- No, no, no. - No, Joy, I'm just saying--
- Bigg D.
- [laughs] The man of the hour.
- You always give, like, the best performances.
- That's why I'm here.
- Bigg D is a legendary musician
and producer from Miami.
He is responsible for one of my biggest records to date,
"Here We Go."
He also helped produce the Tiny Desk Concert.
He is extremely talented.
- What you got going on besides the R&B night?
- Got a few things.
Just did the City Girls' new project.
- OK, so when you gonna set me up?
- Uh-oh.
- Soon as you say, D, let's go...
- I'm saying it now, live. - We go.
Let's do it.
- I need that pack-pack, you feel me?
- I got you.
So listen, Supa Cindy invited me to Zoey's listening party.
- OK.
- But I ain't really like the disrespectful thing to you,
you know what I'm saying?
So I don't really like new artists,
like, disrespecting the legends like that.
That's the only thing that's kind of got me,
like, hesitant in really [bleep] with her.
- I mean, I don't have a problem with these people.
This is why I don't really mess with these people.
- I don't have no problem with Zoey.
The beef is squashed. No beef.
There's no beef with nobody.
- I just hope she can take constructive criticism.
- I know you on break. - Can I go do what I do?
- But we want some more Bigg D.
- Let's go, Bigg D. Turn it up.
- Oh, my God, wait a minute.
Amara's party-- like, I felt so bad.
- What happened?
- It was a [bleep] show, basically.
- Yeah. - That sums it up.
This thing between Flo and Trina
has gotten completely out of hand.
I just want this to end.
- I feel like it's just the people around her
that kind of, like, [bleep] it up.
You know her sister--
- I think so too. - That energy.
- But I just think you and Flo need
to sit down and have a conversation
about what happened.
- Ugh, I'm so over it.
Can we move past it already?
I'm not speaking to nobody else but her,
and I just want to be done with that.
Listen, I'm not gonna play these games.
- Well, good luck with that because you know
how Pinky and the Brain roll.
- Well... - [laughs]
- You know how Trina and the gang roll.
- ♪♪ Jealousy and envy is all I see ♪♪
♪♪ Nobody nuh teach me 'bout loyalty ♪♪
♪♪ It inna mi blood ♪♪
♪♪ People weh mi love ♪♪
♪♪ Dem still ah wish evil 'pon me ♪♪
♪♪ Mi cyaan stop ♪♪
♪♪ Mi born fi mek money ♪♪
♪♪ Dat is all mi need fi keep mi company ♪♪
♪♪ Blessing is all I see ♪♪
- I'm in a weird headspace right now.
I have things that's going on
that are attached to my family...
And then this Live that Amara did.
- I've been single since the father of my kids,
and I haven't had sex since the father of my kids.
- ♪♪ Mi nuh know 'bout you ♪♪
♪♪ But mi know 'bout me, yeah ♪♪
- Guess what got you. Tea.
- Thank you. Thank you.
Me and my mother are so close.
When I need advice, honestly, my mother is my first call.
- I don't want to ever see in the blog or in the media
where you are-- - Don't worry, you won't.
- I don't want that.
If you hang around sluts--
whoever you lay down with, that's who you become.
On social media, they're talking about
your breakup with Amara.
That was all over.
- You know, I just felt like she was very caught up
in the opinions of others.
- There is history with Safaree.
- This whole Safaree relationship
is doing damage to your brand.
- You and Safaree are dating.
You're gonna just find yourself being played with.
- You become like that community [bleep].
you got there going, man.
- You need to stay off social media.
- Well, listen.
I don't want to be the penis police.
But you can be dating someone.
You can be loving someone.
The world don't have to know.
- But listen, she's the one who went on the internet,
going on a Live, and saying all a bunch of nonsense.
That is such a weak loser mentality.
And I don't respect it.
I know exactly why Amara did it.
We broke up.
And then she felt like, oh, my God.
I need to get control of this narrative.
But denying that me and her had a real relationship,
it's not even about how it made me look.
It's really more about how it made me feel.
Being a single man, having kids,
and not having a woman in the house,
it's an adjustment.
- Divorce, two young kids-- I know it's hard.
You're a great dad, man.
You're learning as you go along.
- Mm-hmm.
- Because this stuff doesn't come with a manual.
- It comes by just day by day...
- Yeah. - Living.
- Like, even all that controversy with the ex-wife,
you got to teach the kids the culture
so that they don't grow thinking that they're
only one side and not another side.
Let them know they're Jamaican.
They got to know that.
- Listen, at the end of the day,
what you put out is what you get.
- Yeah, 100%.
- If it's good, it's gonna come back good.
If you're saying bad stuff, it's gonna come back bad.
It's called karma.
No one can dodge it.
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I got word from Trina that she wants to talk.
I'm still very upset at Trina for standing me up at Sumfest
and the anti-Haitian slurs that she made
when I went to confront her.
- It's not no hook before it, right?
- No.
- So if I get this mixed now while I'm recording
this last record, and then that'll be it.
- Hello. - Hi.
- Hello. - Hi, everyone.
- How you doing? - How are you?
- I'm good. Hi.
- Think we better go. - OK.
Go ahead, babe. I'll see you in a second.
You can sit.
I feel like Flo was just hurt, in her feelings
because I missed her show.
But all this drama gets misconstrued.
I don't have no problem with Flo.
- Talk to me. You invited me here.
- I want to see how this whole drama can be put to rest.
- I was, like, devastated.
It's one of the biggest festival
in the Haitian community.
This meant so much to me.
I felt like you didn't take me for [bleep].
You know, I realized that you wasn't coming.
I went onstage alone.
My energy wasn't there.
It's like, everything was just horrible for me.
♪♪ Shake your boodow, shake your boodow ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
Thank you.
Then comes the Magic Monday.
- Now, Magic Monday, here's a conversation
that's with me and you.
I don't know what your sister and your friend
call theyself pulling.
I don't like that.
- How? How?
- Man, what the [bleep] you mean?
Bitch, I don't give a [bleep].
You better get out my face.
What the hell I'm stealing from you for?
That [bleep] really sent me out the roof.
I'ma be honest with you.
- Yes, the money came back eventually
but not before I confronted Trina
and not before Trina made things worse
by offending me and the entire Haitian community.
As I was walking out and then you said the voodoo [bleep],
that's when I felt like you were coming for me.
- Your sister, at the album release party, told me,
don't promote.
Don't do no song with her because she do voodoo,
and she da, da, da, da, da.
That's where I got that from.
- She didn't say the voodoo part.
- Yes, she did.
Yes, she did, at your single release party.
Yes, she did.
- You see who you dealing with, who you working with?
With somebody that deal with the voodoo [bleep]?
- That's your sister, though.
- Even it's my sister.
But you see what's going on, right?
- I don't know her, but you came in with the drama.
Flo, I promise I have nothing against you at all.
- I'm like, damn.
Why did she have to say anything
about what I believe in?
That's my beliefs. - I wasn't talking to you.
I was talking to your sister. - That's, like, my religion.
And then you said that Haitians eat [bleep].
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, wait.
- Then I felt like you were coming for every Haitian.
- No, no, no. Go back. Go back.
I never said Haitian out of my mouth.
Get y'all [bleep] voodoo-ass bitches out of here,
you dusty-ass, cat-eating bitch.
- Trina. - Yeah?
- Let's be honest. - Mm-hmm?
- Back in the days, when you say something like that,
it was a way to actually put us down.
- And back in the days, if somebody come knocking
at your door, talking [bleep],
you not coming outside with peace.
You coming outside ready to whup they ass, right?
Y'all spin that narrative around.
I don't have no problem with no Haitians.
- No, we don't, because every Haitian
gonna take it a way.
- But if you come at me in any type of way,
I am going to use everything I can against you
that I know that's going to [bleep] with you
because you are now [bleep] with me.
- Why would you use something you know
that could hurt me so much?
- I will tell you this.
I'm just sorry.
It was towards your sister and your girlfriend.
It was never towards you.
'Cause if it was towards you, me and you
would not be sitting right here right now.
I promise you that.
I am still willing to make up a show date with you
just because I really felt bad, honestly.
- Yeah, it was horrible.
- And I really want to see that happen for you.
- Thank you.
Would you apologize to my sister too?
- Oh, hell no.
Hell no to her.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- Damn, sis. I got to meet you at the party?
- At the end of the day... - All that bass in your voice.
- Stop having that man disrespect my mama.
- I'm blocking your ass. - I'm out of here. Block me.
- Everything about him was a zero.
- I need support right now.
- What?
My God, can't believe you did this.
- But I didn't tell you to get this reaction.
- Well, I don't know what reaction
you thought I was gonna have.
- ♪♪ Whoo ♪♪
♪♪ No, I'm not the same ♪♪
♪♪ I used to walk into the room head down ♪♪
♪♪ I don't walk now, I float ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Float ♪♪
- ♪♪ Float ♪♪
- Hi, you look fabulous.
- You look fabulous too.
Happy birthday, mama.
- Thank you. Thank you, mama.
It's my birthday, and I am excited.
This year, I'm all about elevating and showing love.
And I'm showing my love to everyone.
Boo.
Hi, mama.
- Happy birthday.
- Thank you for coming.
- Oh, no problem.
- I mean, honestly, I invited Shay to my party
because I realized it wasn't fair to judge Shay
based off what she went through with Amara.
So I wanted to see if I can get to know her for myself.
- I'm surprised you invited me.
- I don't want you to get the wrong impression about me,
you get what I'm saying?
You never did anything to me,
so there's no reason why me and you need to be--
- I didn't think it was no beef anyway.
But I think you jumped the gun and jumped
on Amara's side too quick.
I've always seen Eliza as Amara's ally but not mine.
Ever since the emojis made allegedly by Amara,
our friendship has really been nonexistent.
I'm kind of glad Eliza invited me to her birthday party
because since I sent Fabo's ass back to Milwaukee,
I'm kind of by myself at this point.
- I'ma be honest with you.
At the time, I felt like that was my friend.
And, you know, of course I'm gonna side with my friend.
Within time, I'm finding out certain things about her
that I'm not [bleep] with.
Amara went ghost on me after her makeup launch event,
so I didn't even bother
to invite her to my birthday party.
Our friendship has evaporated.
And to be honest, that's exactly what
Vonshae was talking about.
- So these the twins you was talking about?
- Yeah. - Introduce me, come on.
You so rude.
- These are the twins.
- Hi, how you doing? What's your name?
- Aisha. - Aisha, I'm Safaree.
- Daisha, nice to meet you. - Aisha and Daisha.
Let me ask a question, right?
Anybody ever tell y'all you look alike?
- Only every day.
- Well, dealing with the twins' music,
they first live performance was a major disaster.
[dramatic music]
[microphone feedback whining, crowd booing]
- The mic ain't on.
But they've been working on it.
I think they're ready now.
And I got big plans for the twins this year.
They want to work, we gonna work.
So I seen Amara, the Live.
- [scoffs]
Tripping.
- This is, like, top-echelon foolishness.
Man, you made yourself look even more stupider.
- She went and did that Live because she's just
so caught up in what other people think.
- I want you to check Amara for that Live.
She coming on my podcast. She had pull up on me.
Amara's comment made Safaree look like a damn fool.
If you let other people tell your story,
then that's what they gonna believe.
You have to say something.
So I feel like I had to say something to Safaree
so he could say something to Amara.
- Hi, ladies.
How you doing, boo? - Hey, Flo.
- Hi, boo-boo. - Hey.
- You look fabulous. - Thank you. You too.
- Thank you. - Oh, my God.
- Hey, guys. - Oh, that's your girlfriend?
- Damn, y'all both look good.
No, seriously,
I want to thank you guys for coming to my party.
[speaking Haitian Creole]
Thank you for coming.
- Thank you for having me.
- Ooh, chile.
I knew Flo was dating a woman, but I didn't know
she was dating Rihanna.
Goddamn.
I just have a question.
I don't mean to be in y'all business.
But when you guys--
you guys-- what do you guys use?
Do you guys use a... you know?
- Whoo, I can't breathe.
- What the hell?
Eliza's being very inappropriate right now.
She's touching on my girl.
I'm just annoyed.
I know you're friends with Amara, right?
- We were definitely close.
- So what happened to her?
- What's going on over here?
What's the tea? What's the tea? What's the tea?
- Ah, we talking about Amara, child.
- Oh, of course.
Everybody talking about Amara.
The whole town talking about Amara.
- She just did that Live, talking crazy, saying lies.
- No, you know what it is?
If you're embarrassed, say that.
Because what happens is, you start
discrediting everyone else.
- I can't even post nothing without somebody saying
something up under the post. - Yeah, that [bleep] is fake.
- It's like, oh, my God. - That [bleep] is fake.
- So what? She got some [bleep].
Who [bleep] cares? - But that [bleep]--
OK, but I'm not gonna lie.
That's a anaconda.
- No, it's not. - How do you know?
- No, it's not. - I seen it. No lie.
- No, it's-- - Look, I'm just gonna
show you. Hold on. Wait.
- Ooh! - That ain't--
[all yelling]
- Anaconda. - She want--look.
She want--that D is exactly this big,
curved this way and--
Bitch, wait. Hold up. Pause.
- Girl, why are you all over my girlfriend like that?
- Oh, I'm sorry. - Ooh.
- I'm thinking about Safaree, I'm sorry.
[laughter]
- Now I'm even more annoyed by Eliza.
And I'm even more pissed that Claudia's
not even saying anything.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Damn, sis. I got to meet you at the party?
Come here. [chuckles] Where you been at?
- I've been avoiding my family since
I kicked Fabo's ass to the curb.
I don't need to hear all the "I told you so"s
from my brothers, from my family, from anybody.
I just want to be to myself right now.
- Mama been calling me trying to find out where you at.
I ain't seen you. I ain't heard from you.
I tried to text you.
Hey, I'm trying to figure out, like, what's going on?
- I don't want to talk to anybody.
There's a lot of stuff going on that you
don't even know about.
- It's really more about me just being worried.
My mother told me Fabo left.
Since that, I haven't really spoken to my sister.
None of us has really had a conversation.
All I know is, something ain't right,
and we got to figure this [bleep] out.
- He and I are not even together right now.
- And I'm happy that y'all not.
- Well, it don't mean we ain't gonna get back together.
That is Shajiyah's father.
Regardless if we're together or not,
he's still gonna be around.
- I'm starting to get a little bit upset.
I'm getting real concerned about how this dude Fabo
got in my sister head.
It's time for her to wake up and see
what's really going on.
You got to stop him from being disrespectful.
There's a way in-- - Boy, bye.
- No, how many times it done happened?
It done happened multiple times.
- You know what? - It's not just one time.
- You got a lot of bass in your voice.
- What I'm telling you is at the end of the day...
- All that bass in your voice.
- Stop having that man disrespect my mama.
- I'm blocking your ass. - I'm out of here, whatever.
Block me. - Matter of fact,
I'ma block you right now. - Block me.
- You can't call me, can't text me, nothing.
You're officially blocked!
Dumbass!
- I don't give a [bleep]! Block me, then!
[dramatic music]
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I listened to you for, like, three years.
We worked together.
I let you tell me what to do, and I didn't get nowhere.
- If you want to really be in this game,
you got to check your attitude.
- Get the [bleep] out, bruh.
[hip-hop music]
- Cindy set up a private listening event
with music industry people for my new album.
This is a vulnerable side of me,
so I'm feeling very nervous about this.
I don't know how people are gonna respond.
- The woman of honor, guys.
Zoey Brinxx in the building.
Hi, mama. - Hi.
You look beautiful. - You too.
I'm so glad to see you.
So you excited to showcase your album
to wonderful people that I brought in the building?
- Yes.
- I have songwriter extraordinaire, Duran.
I have my project manager, Miss Erica.
And engineer, Ryan.
CO, songwriter, producer extraordinaire.
You already know Bigg D.
You know I had to have him link up with you again
and hear your new music.
- I met Bigg D when I was up and coming.
So when he first reached out to me, I was very excited
because he's, like, a big deal in the music industry.
Me and Bigg D parted ways because
he didn't think I was ready for the big time.
I can't wait for him to see how far I've came without his ass.
Thank you guys for coming.
This is my first album.
It's called "Healing Over Revenge"
because it's been a lot of things
that I've been going through,
so I'm trying to put out healing music
and promote just good vibes, period.
[spacey music playing]
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ I won't take a L like this ♪♪
♪♪ You got to repay me for the [bleep] that you did ♪♪
♪♪ Oh, no ♪♪
Before, I used to rap about my struggle,
and I feel like it was real street [bleep].
But now my music touches on my soft girl era.
[mellow music playing]
♪♪ This boy be in my DMs like, I'm pretty ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, yeah ♪♪
♪♪ This boy be in my DMs like, I'm pretty, pretty ♪♪
♪♪ Boy, I know you liking what you seeing ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, yeah ♪♪
♪♪ I was all ready to [...], yeah ♪♪
I'm able to sing and rap about my love life,
and it feels good.
- ♪♪ My baby got me like, my man, my man, my man ♪♪
♪♪ My friends don't understand ♪♪
- Thank you. Thank y'all for listening.
- Very polished artist.
I love the album title.
- I felt like I knew you from the first song.
You're good to go, man.
Good.
- I really liked the first record.
I want to hear the healing.
I want to know what you healing from.
But other than that, God bless you on your project.
- Thank you.
- Can I speak with Zoey alone?
- I'm already sensing some type of energy from Bigg D.
But I respect his opinion, so I'ma hear him out.
- Look, I ain't gonna holler at you
in front of all these people.
I been knowing you for a minute, right?
Me personally, I ain't really [bleep] with the music.
It just felt like you was trying to get
on some Lizzo type of [bleep].
When I first met you and I heard you spit or whatever,
what'd I say?
You remind me of a female version of who?
- Biggie.
- I been in this game for years,
and I never heard a female version of Biggie.
- I respect your opinion.
And that's--it's cute, but--
- No, wait. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait.
Zoey, listen.
I'm not giving you cute opinions.
This what I do.
Like, this bubblegum [bleep] you talk about now,
ain't nobody gonna buy that [bleep].
- You heard three [bleep] songs.
- If you can't grab me with one song, like,
I ain't got to hear the rest.
- You old-school. - How am I old-school?
I just did a City Girls album that's out now.
I produce songs, hit records.
I got plaques on my wall.
How many you got on yours?
If you want to really be in this game,
you got to check your attitude.
- I am really gonna be in this game.
- Hold on. Wait, wait, hold on. Listen.
- I listened to you for, like, three years.
We worked together.
I let you tell me what to do, and I didn't get nowhere.
I'm tired of the OG hip-hop producers
[bleep] on women trying to express themselves.
Yeah, he may have a résumé, and he may have hits,
but so do a hundred other producers.
I'm gonna spit how I want to spit.
Zoey Brinxx, y'all gonna catch these bars.
[bleep] you, and I'll see you at the top.
Get the [bleep] out, bruh. You need to bang it.
I don't care what you have to say.
- When them royalty checks come in the mailbox,
I'll think of you when I-- - Oh, congratulations.
With your dusty-ass cowboy hat.
- Hey, Zoey, you talking to the wrong one, baby.
[dramatic music]
[mellow music]
- ♪♪ Let me show you how to kill a man ♪♪
♪♪ Proper, oh ♪♪
♪♪ You got to do it when he's down ♪♪
♪♪ Not when he's sober, oh ♪♪
♪♪ Coming your way, I say ♪♪
♪♪ Oh, murder, oh, murder ♪♪
- I have really been ghosting my family
ever since I sent Fabo back under his rock.
I haven't wanted to talk to anybody
because I have situations going on
that might cause even more ruckus in my family.
I do feel like I owe my family an explanation.
Right now, I'm finally ready to come clean.
- Yoo-hoo.
- What up?
Lift that front part.
Yeah.
- Hey, mama.
Give me a hug.
I'm worried about Shay.
I moved here to be closer to her and Jiyah.
But Fabo was standing in the way.
Now that he's gone, I see her even less.
Something is going on.
- I wanted to talk to you about her father.
- Mm-hmm.
- We've had it out since The Healthy Hand event.
He's back in Milwaukee.
- Get out and get lost, and don't come back.
- Mama. - 'Cause he's not the one.
He is not the one.
- But I got to be the one to make that decision.
- But what I'm saying, as a mother,
from what I can see, if that man choose to disrespect
Mom and family, that man has no business
and no right to have time spent with you.
- You're making it seem like he just an evil demon.
- Everything about him was a negative, was a zero.
You deserve better.
You may not like what I'm saying here,
but it's good he's not here right now.
You need the space.
Jiyah needs the space 'cause she don't need
to sit there and listen to that Mom and Dad argue all day.
- I need support right now.
- What?
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I'm pregnant.
- That's a shame.
What the heck you do that for?
♪♪ ♪♪
- I don't even know what to say.
- My God.
- Well, I can tell you this.
You helping me make my decision because...
- Dog!
- I been thinking about an abortion.
- Now, I know you ain't doing that.
- [scoffs]
- I can't believe you did this.
- This why I don't tell you nothing because--
- Why you do that?
- Why I do what?
- Get pregnant by him again.
- What the hell you so mad for?
- You having another baby, that's...
- So? - More hell coming from him.
- I didn't tell you to get this reaction.
- Well, I don't know what reaction
you thought I was gonna have.
What is it, a boy or a girl?
- I don't know. Who cares?
It doesn't matter.
So don't even get too comfortable
with this situation 'cause it's
a situation I do not want.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- You're making it seem like me and you had nothing.
- Because when [bleep] Vonshae's ass
has something to say,
you didn't [bleep] come and defend me.
- You wanted me to go and to be arguing
with a bunch of chicks?
- Don't argue with anybody.
You're already a chick yourself.
- ♪♪ Bored, what ♪♪
♪♪ What ♪♪
- ♪♪ Doesn't anyone dance in this town no more ♪♪
♪♪ Why am I the only one ♪♪ - Hey.
- How are you doing? Do I get a hug hello?
I haven't seen you.
You're sitting here next to me. - Oh.
- ♪♪ I like to party ♪♪
♪♪ I like to get it started ♪♪
- Hi, guys. - Amara's here.
- How you doing? - Hey.
- ♪♪ Drag me out ♪♪
- I've known Trick and Supa Cindy
for a long, long time.
And I'm happy to be here to support their new podcast.
And I am happy to move on
and talk about this new chapter in my career.
- What's going on, y'all?
It's your girl Supa Cindy and the 305 mayor.
- Shee. Trick Daddy Dollars.
- Welcome to the podcast.
Our first guest today--
we're super excited to have her here--
Amara La Negra.
- [trills]
- You've been to the Dominican.
You got a boyfriend over there?
Because you keep going over there.
- No, I actually have a lot of real estate investments
in the Dominican Republic. - Oh, OK.
- Business.
- Ain't nothing happening in DR or here.
- Well, I want to talk about that Live...
- Oh, man. - That has stirred up
so many issues.
- Ay, and I was so ready to tell you about
my real estate, my Eternal Beauty by Amara...
- We're gonna talk about that.
- My "Menea Tu Culo" music video.
- Culo--hold on. I want to talk about her culo.
- Yeah, you know, all these great things
happening in life. - Wait a minute.
I like the culo part. What's the culo?
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I wasn't gonna take Trick up on his invite
to come to this podcast and address Amara.
But honestly, I feel like I have to address it.
Something has to be said.
- Amara, let me ask you something.
So when I saw the video, what I thought was, like,
I really felt-- - Excuse me.
What up?
- What's up, my boy?
- Y'all busy?
- Come holla at me.
We got a bonus guest today.
Yeah, I invited him 'cause this the perfect time
for him to check her ass about the IG Live in front of y'all.
- Surprise guest. - Yes.
- I had absolutely nothing to do with this Safaree pop-up.
That's all Trick's doing.
He love all this stuff.
Well, now that you guys are both here,
where do you guys stand?
Are you guys talking?
- The last time I saw Amara was at my back-to-school drive.
And then after that was when she
went on Instagram Live, telling the world
how much she hates me.
- That's not what I said.
There's three sides to every story:
his, mine's, and the truth.
I spoke to him about the pressure
that I felt being in a public relationship with him.
I was already going through my own personal stuff--
my mother's health, my father, being a single mom of two.
Then on top of that, all the things
that had been happening on social media,
talking about he was having FaceTime sex
with some female that obviously was not me.
So I just felt like yeah,
it was a fake relationship 'cause he didn't have my back.
He wasn't really involved emotionally.
So you know what? [bleep] it.
Let me clear out my name out of this [bleep].
By fake relationship, I just felt like
I was the only one trying.
And honestly, it got to a point
that I just felt embarrassed to say
that I was actually dating him.
The way that he was acting
wasn't giving a man that's committed.
It gave, like, he was just single.
So if you're single, so am I.
- First of all, all of this opinions and thoughts
of outside people,
you let that [bleep] make you do too much.
Whether [bleep] true or not, I'm not gonna take my phone
and go on Instagram Live and talk to a bunch of strangers.
These people don't give a [bleep] about you.
- I've always called her a crybaby.
I've known you for six, seven years now.
Stop crying all the time.
Why do you always have to explain
who you are all the time?
You don't have to explain.
I gives a flying [bleep] about what nobody say about me.
I'm just being honest.
- Well, thank you for your honesty.
- You look like you about to cry now.
- Cindy, control your situation.
Like, how dare you tell me or tell women
that we should just shut up?
And as much as Supa Cindy always talks
about women empowerment and supporting women,
she didn't stand up to defend me.
Like, what is wrong with her?
It was just such a phony experience
'cause look where we ended. - Wasn't nothing phony.
You just, like-- - Look where we ended.
- You was letting the outside make you fold.
- The outside?
But what about what happened in the inside?
- Speaking of the inside--
- And not the inside of my [bleep],
the inside of shut your ass up.
♪♪ ♪♪
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- He's back here. He's back here somewhere.
- I've never publicly ever said nothing crazy about you.
I don't know what you was acting like you
were so embarrassed for.
And then you were just there lying and making it seem
like me and you had nothing.
Don't do that, 'cause you know it was something.
- You're so [bleep] full of [bleep].
- When me and you first started talking, I said,
are you sure you're gonna be able
to handle what comes with me?
You made it seem like it was nothing,
ain't nobody gonna be able to get to you.
- Yeah, because I thought you were gonna also
have my back while I was dealing with your [bleep].
- There's nothing-- - And you [bleep]
left me hanging... - No, no.
- By myself. - I didn't leave you hanging.
- Yes, the [bleep] you did, Safaree.
[speaking Spanglish]
And you never once came to [bleep] defend me,
not even when [bleep] Vonshae's ass had something to say.
And when everyone has always said that you're
a community [bleep], that you ain't [bleep],
that you're a womanizer, but I came to defend you
whether it was true or not.
And that's why I was pissed.
- So you wanted me to go and to be arguing
with a bunch of chicks?
- Don't argue with anybody.
You're already a chick yourself.
You don't [bleep] defend me for [bleep].
- I'm not.
I'm not gonna defend you for nothing.
- Thank you. I'm already accustomed to it.
I hate that I feel like I have to defend myself consistently.
At this point, Safaree is just another man
who let me down in my life.
[dramatic music]
- Can you step out for a second?
- No. - You just said before,
I don't try nothing.
I left you, and I ignored you for all these times.
- Took a podcast with Trick Daddy and Cindy
for us to talk again?
That's [bleep] pathetic.
With Trick, I'm sure he [bleep] invited you
just for the hype of his [bleep] show.
Get out of my car.
I don't want to talk to you right now.
♪♪ ♪♪
That was such a bitch move.
- This season on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- You used a turkey baster to insert you-know-who's
sperm into your vagina.
- She need to focus her anger on Fabo
and stop worrying about me and my vagina.
- It's been 14 years of you putting your life on hold.
- I feel good about being here,
just being in the studio in Miami.
- Don't be mad at us 'cause you [bleep] up.
You can't play around with that.
Black men don't cheat, bro.
- Trying to have another baby. - Really?
- Yes.
- You know, you and I were once really close.
- You went to the extreme to tear me down.
- They were telling me you were talking [bleep] about me.
- Safaree is [bleep] Eliza.
- Shut the [bleep] up, pussy-ass ho.
- You're not the type of woman to just jump in some drama.
What happened with the Live, girl?
- She said on national television
that I abandoned my queen.
If I could travel back in time, I would delete that moment,
the day that I met you.
- Allan, [bleep] you, bitch.
- Flo, I really miss my kids.
They need me.
- He wants to get back in the house.
- Daddy!
- I'm not sleeping in the living room.
I'm on the bed every night. - Really?
- Wasn't doing [bleep] with him, Claudia.
- I'm not your child. - And I'm not Shay.
I didn't know where you were.
- It ain't for you to know where I'm at.
She came to me with disrespect.
- What you not finna do is act like you was faithful
to me when you wasn't.
- This is [bleep].
- Every time I see you, you arguing with people
about [bleep] that ain't got nothing to do with you.
- I'm here not [bleep] apologizing.
- You Trina's little pet.
- You need gastric bypass. You fat as [bleep].
- You [bleep] for bags.
- Make it quick. I have a showing in 30 minutes.
- Punk-ass bitch. No.
- You are a disgrace to "Love & Hip Hop."
- Everybody out right now. [siren wailing]
- I'm tired of that little sister [bleep].
I'ma check her ass.
- We gonna take this [bleep] to the streets.
Tell them pussies stop playing.
- Bitch.
- Hello, God?
Come back and get everybody in Miami.
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪