>> Let's get started.
My grand opening is the biggest
event of my entire life.
I can't believe we pulled this
[bleep] off.
>> Mrs. Lattimore, will you
marry me?
>> DUTCHESS: Yes.
I got a new shop and a new ring?
>> You got two rings.
>> My fiancé just got sentenced
to six and a half years.
Maxwell is in jail for
conspiracy to sell crack
cocaine.
>> So you're gonna be like that
Ride or Die chick and just wait
for him?
>> Yeah.
>> This is for you.
You've just been served.
>> This [bleep] is scary.
I'm on probation.
One slipup, I can get locked up.
>> You're [bleep].
>> OS--T: It's just too much.
>> Why did you all throw my
stuff away?
>> What stuff are you talking
about?
>> My tattoo supplies.
>> Don't touch me.
>> Get the [bleep] out.
>> No, I'm not going anywhere.
>> This [bleep], yo.
>> DONNA: I'm about to sue their
ass.
Take their ass to Judge Judy.
>> ♪
>> ♪ I'm goin'
♪ 'Bout my business
♪ Don't mind me
♪ [unintelligible rapping]
>> [buzzer sounds]
>> OS--T: Yo.
What's good, yo?
>> What's going on with you?
>> [bleep] chillin'.
Did you have fun at the club
last night?
>> I'm not gonna lie, I had a
great time.
It was like three girls dancing
on me at the same time.
I was like, "This is the best
night ever!"
>> [laughs]
We just got back from North
Carolina, you know, and a bunch
of us went out last night.
But when we were leaving,
[bleep] stayed.
[laughs]
Ever since he got served those
papers by Kathie, it's like he's
back to his all-night partying.
>> All the liquor caught up to
me.
I mean, like mad blood in my
piss.
I'm like, yo, what the [bleep]?
>> Pissing blood?
Like you can't just casually
drop that into conversation.
That's some serious [bleep].
>> "I was dancing with chicks.
Pissed some blood."
[laughs]
Like that [bleep] sound crazy.
Like, really, I need you to go
check it out.
>> See, I don't really be going
to the doctor that often.
The only thing I do is like
after I [bleep] a new chick or
whatever, I just go to the
[bleep] clinic.
>> What?
How old are you, [bleep]?
This mother [bleep] just gonna
talk about he only goes to see
the doctor when he [bleep] a new
joint.
I'm gonna need you to be the
grown-ass man that I know you
can be.
There's a doctor's office right
on 10th.
There's one right over on 15th.
Go to the doctor, bro.
>> I already know all I gotta do
is just put some [bleep] Bengay
on that [bleep], I'll be good
for a bit.
>> [buzzer sounds]
>> Yo, yo, yo.
>> What up, yo? What up?
>> [unintelligible]
>> You got a Lambda, Lambda,
Lambda hat?
"Revenge of the Nerds"?
>> I'm a nerd mother [bleep].
Honestly, I'm in a great mood,
yo.
Hey, I really thinking about
that whole situation in North
Carolina with Dutchess shop.
>> Nah, that was a good look.
I ain't gonna lie.
Like I had a good time.
>> Ooh.
Let me tell you what else
happened, yo.
After you mother [bleep] left,
you know this stalking [bleep]
Donna popped up in North
Carolina?
>> For do-lo.
This [bleep] showed up for a
job.
And I sitting here like,
"[bleep], you couldn't work for
"me.
"You think Dutchess gonna hire
you?"
>> A'ight.
>> What you think?
'Cause it's a new shop you gonna
get hired like she's just
picking up anybody.
You are tripping.
And plus with all the bull
[bleep] you be doing?
I don't know what the [bleep]
Donna was thinking.
She must have been sniffing
tattoo ink or something.
But she's definitely mother
[bleep] fired.
Yeah, this [bleep] is crazy.
But beside me, what you all been
doing?
>> ♪
>> CEASER: Why is [bleep] quiet
all the sudden?
I don't know what's going on,
but something ain't right.
>> No, just chillin', talking to
[bleep].
>> ♪
>> I'm definitely not gonna be
the one to tell Ceaser that
[bleep] off the wagon.
Ceaser already had to put him on
probation.
He done gave him chance after
chance after chance.
I tell him what's going on with
O [bleep], he's just gonna flip
the [bleep] out.
Like, nah, I'm leaving that
alone.
>> ♪
>> PUMA: Like the new
sweatshirts?
>> SASSY: I do.
As far as branding, this is what
we need to be doing.
>> We're getting there.
>> Yeah.
>> Well, I'm supposed to be
meeting with Donna today.
>> What are we meeting about?
>> She wants to mother [bleep]
work here.
I don't really know too much
about Donna, except mother
[bleep] drama, you know?
But Naeem's been putting in a
good word for her.
So I'm gonna see what this young
lady has to say.
>> [buzzer sounds]
>> SASSY: Speaking of.
Hi, Donna.
>> PUMA: Hola, Donna.
How are you?
>> DONNA: Nice.
>> Even though my girlfriend
Alexis doesn't want me hanging
What? out with Donna--
--at the end of the day, me and
Donna are friends.
And she deserves a shot.
>> SASSY: What's up?
>> You all know my battle with
Black Ink.
>> Yeah.
>> DONNA: I got into a huge
fight with Ceaser and Dutchess.
And get this.
They threw away all my tattoo
supplies.
>> That sound like straight
hate.
>> All my ink, all my tattoo
needles, all my piercing
needles.
>> That [bleep] is just not
professional at all.
>> Why do you continue to be
there if this is how they do
you?
>> Sassy, I passed go, collect
200, gone.
I'm totally done with their
disrespect.
There's no more disrespect from
Dutchess, there's no more
disrespect from Ceaser.
I'm no longer dealing with Black
Ink. I'm done.
>> PUMA: Let me see that
portfolio.
>> Of course.
And like I'm just really
flattered that you asked to see
it.
>> NAEEM: That [bleep] is
glistening over there.
>> PUMA: It's glistening.
>> NAEEM: [laughs]
>> SASSY: Have they been letting
you tattoo out of the shop?
Or have you just been doing your
own thing?
>> I've just been doing my own
thing.
>> I mean that's [bleep] stupid.
That's like--you know what I
mean?
How many time somebody gonna
have to [bleep] on you, you know
what I mean?
>> I see your potential.
But I definitely see like you
got some work to do.
I'm not even gonna blame you.
I'm gonna blame your atmosphere
you was around.
It's hard to learn when you're
not in a positive situation.
One part of me really doesn't
want to deal with the Donna
drama.
On the other hand, Naeem said
that she has potential.
What I was considering--because
I do need a body piercer during
the week.
>> Okay.
>> And at the same time, you can
be mentored by these two
gentlemen to learn.
And if I'm watching you progress
tattoo-wise in here, by all
means, you can rock the [bleep]
out and make your money
tattoo-wise.
>> So what does that mean?
Do I have a job?
>> If you're down.
>> Ahh!
What is that?
Oooh.
>> SASSY: [laughs]
>> I think this opportunity that
Puma's given Donna right now is
definitely a good look.
Donna needs a nice, supporting
group around her.
And...what's the worst thing
that can happen?
>> Man, welcome to Art 2 Ink,
man.
>> ALL: [cheering]
>> PUMA: All right, somebody go
get some Hennessy though.
>> ♪
>> I think I'm just gonna tattoo
out here with the rest of the
artists.
>> Which station?
>> DUTCHESS: This is Angel's
right here.
>> Why?
I wanna be able to hide.
>> I don't want you [bleep]
hiding.
You [bleep] bring the white
people.
>> [bleep] damn it!
>> Pretty N Ink just opened up a
few days ago.
Business is booming.
>> Okay.
>> DUTCHESS: I don't have time
to let petty-ass bull [bleep]
with Donna interfere with that.
Make sure you tell people.
If you tap out, you still pay
for your tattoo, and you leave
here without your work done.
I'm grateful that my family is
such a big help to me.
My mom and my sister, they're a
big part of the shop.
And I'm just excited to share
this journey with them.
>> Where's your new ring at?
>> I didn't want to wear it.
Because if I put them gloves on
and it don't fit good, I'll be
take one of those gloves off and
lost my ring, and I would be
devastated.
>> After I saw that ring, I
think, "Okay, he might care."
>> Just because somebody gave
you a big ring don't mean that
they done changed 100%, honey.
I need to see action.
I can--I can put up a 10 karat
ring on your finger and still
treat you like an orphan.
So what you saying?
The ring was supposed to change
something?
>> I'm saying, at first, I
didn't think that he was really
too concerned about her shop and
help her like a fiancé should
have helped you.
>> I didn't want him to help me.
My mom feels like Cease should
have been more of a support to
Pretty N Ink with it being a new
business.
But I wanted to stand on my own
two feet.
And seeing that it's successful
without his help, that just
shows that I'm doing everything
that I'm supposed to do.
>> Let me ask you a question.
The child support situation.
How you do feel about that?
>> Almost $2,000 a month she
get.
He still don't get to spend time
with his daughter.
She just wanna ruin his life.
>> But when you get married to
him, it's--you're gonna be a
part of both of their lives.
>> DUTCHESS: But that's for--
>> Because you're marrying him
and--
>> You're marrying him and his
daughter.
>> The difference is, I'm
willing to be a part of that.
>> Oh, I know that.
>> DUTCHESS: She's not willing
to allow me to be a part of
that.
Some of the things that Cease
definitely needs to get in order
is his relationship with his
daughter.
I feel like his daughter
should be a part of our life.
Crystal doesn't want her around.
But to me, that's just like some
bull [bleep].
>> You need to make sure that
you're ready 100%, because
marriage is something sacred.
And you need to make sure that
you want to be with that person
'til death.
>> Honestly, maybe we don't need
to get married 'til he clears
his situation.
I wanna focus on my business.
That's what I wanna do right
now.
>> I got my tits and ass done.
And now I'm ready to go on a few
dates.
>> I've never gone on a date
with a black girl.
>> Next!
>> CEASER: It's hard to imagine
life without my mother.
Makes me panic inside.
>> I speak to Maxwell every day.
>> We have phone sex.
>> I'm trying my hardest not to
beat this bitch ass right now.
>> You have to let me go.
You have to let me go.
>> ♪
>> I'm in Florida today to see
what's going on with my mother.
My sister called me and told me
that she needs emergency
surgery.
My ma's has a kidney disease
that's affecting her brain.
This is her seventh surgery.
Every time she has surgery, her
body's more at risk.
So I flew down here to be with
her.
Hey, mother.
>> I'm happy to see you.
>> CEASER: As of late, my
mother health really been
failing.
And I feel like I really need to
be around my family right now.
>> How are you?
>> I'm fine.
>> Yes?
How is, um...Black Ink?
>> I think it's great.
What I'm trying to do now is
actually move the shop.
>> To where?
>> Hundred and twenty-fifth
street.
But why are we talking about
that?
I came to come check on you.
Sophie told me you're about to
have surgery and whatnot.
>> DESIREE: Yeah.
>> She said me you was in the
hospital or something.
>> I almost died.
It's very serious.
My surgery's tomorrow morning.
I have trouble talking about
it...because I feel if I leave
here, I want everybody to just
do the right things.
That's all.
>> Why are you talking about
leaving?
>> DESIREE: You never know,
sweetheart.
This is not a joke.
>> CEASER: I don't wanna hear
that [bleep], because I don't
wanna imagine that [bleep].
And my ma are gonna live
forever.
That's how I wanna keep it.
>> Now I have to say something
to you.
You thinking about getting
married, your situation with
Dutchess is your wife.
>> Uh-huh.
>> You have to think hard on
what you're doing.
>> ♪
>> The only thing I'm going to
say, because of things I don't
see changing, make sure that
whoever you marry that they keep
you for who you are and not make
you who they want you to be.
I don't want, you know, somebody
like a toy, spin you and let you
go on you're--and then when you
stop, they come and spin you
again.
No.
I don't want that to happen to
you.
>> My mother's about to go into
surgery, and she drops this bomb
on me that she doesn't approve
of my marriage to Dutch.
You telling me she doesn't
respect me, she doesn't do this,
she doesn't do that.
I don't know where this is
coming from.
I didn't know my moms had an
issue with Dutchess, but she's
telling me this now?
And I don't know what to think
right now.
It's totally [bleep] me up.
'Cause what if my mother doesn't
make it in this surgery, and
that's the last thing she tells
me?
>> I just want to make sure that
you got that.
>> ♪
>> NAEEM: What all do you need?
>> I need a foot cord, I need a
foot pedal.
>> Damn.
>> I need a power supply.
>> Damn.
>> And paper towels.
>> You basically need a whole
setup, right?
Today is Donna's first day at
Art 2 Ink, and I'm actually
kinda excited to mentor her.
You doing a tattoo today?
>> Hell, yeah.
Guess who it's on?
>> Who?
>> My twin.
>> You got a twin?
>> Yeah, stupid.
>> I know I'm playing with fire
just a little bit since my
girlfriend Alexis told me not
hang with Donna, because me and
Alexis had a little problems in
the past with me having girls or
whatever.
So now she can't really trust
me, because that's all she knows
is the old guy.
>> I'm gonna need some advice,
you know, maybe before I start.
That would be cool.
>> First things first, slow
down.
>> Uh.
>> Like even when you--
>> Now, now, now, now.
I didn't ask you for no help
drawing and [bleep].
>> No, I'm just saying.
Like when I draw a tattoo, I'm
thinking about me actually
putting it on a person.
So that's why I say take your
time.
>> Naeem is definitely a dope
mentor.
And it feels good to have
somebody around me that I can
like look up to and learn from.
>> [buzzer sounds]
>> Sissy!
>> BRITNEY: What's going on?
>> Sissy, Naeem.
>> Naeem, Sissy.
>> What's up, Sis?
>> So today I'm doing my first
tattoo at Art 2 Ink on my twin
sister, Britney, who came in
from Cleveland for a couple of
days.
I don't get to see her that
often, and I miss her so much.
So I'm super excited about
today.
>> So you drawing it on?
>> I'm trying to.
>> Are you sure she's up for
this for you?
You got--you think you're in
good hands with her?
>> Of course.
I let my sister practice on me.
>> My twin sister and me are
very close, but total opposites.
I've always been rebellious and
crazy, and she's always been
more laidback.
She's a nurse, I'm a tattoo
artist.
I'm living this crazy New York
life, and she's at home with her
two boys.
>> So I'm gonna let you get to
your work.
All right.
>> So how's it working at the
shop, sis?
>> It's better than [bleep]
Black Ink.
And it's just different.
Like [bleep] actually respect my
[bleep] as far like artistry
goes.
That's why I think this tattoo's
kinda cool that you're getting,
too.
It's like a balance.
It's like everything that's
happening right now.
The tattoo my sister is getting,
and I think is so dope, because
it symbolizes like a lot of
things.
It symbolizes me and her.
It symbolizes my growth from
apprentice to piercer and tattoo
artist.
Just new beginnings.
It's just everting.
You ready to get this tattoo
started, sis?
>> As ready as I ever will be.
>> DONNA: [laughs] All right,
let's do it.
>> ♪ I may not be
♪ Everybody's cup of tea
♪ But I'll be --
♪ If I change for anybody
♪ But me
>> DONNA: When I left Cleveland,
I said I was gonna move to New
York to better myself as a
tattoo artist, like no other
reason.
And that [bleep] got stifled for
two years.
>> ♪ It's all right
♪ I'm okay
♪ If I'm alone
♪ Desperately
♪ Then I want it that way
>> DONNA: Being at Art 2 Ink,
it's just nice to be around
people that believe in me.
It definitely like puts my
vision back of like why I moved
here in the first place.
>> ♪ It might hurt
♪ But I'm not afraid
>> I'm so determined and fired
up right now to continue
growing, to better myself as a
person and as a tattoo artist.
>> ♪ I'm not there yet
♪ But I'm one step closer
>> DONNA: I am going to work my
ass off, and keep reaching for
the top.
Like nothing can stop me right
now.
Well, I think that about does
it, sis.
>> Yah!
Finally.
Oh my goodness.
>> ♪
>> BRITNEY: I do love it.
>> ♪
>> BRITNEY: Love it.
I love it, I love it.
Oooh, thank you.
I'm proud of you.
>> Ah, Sissy, thank you.
>> I love you.
You just gotta stay strong and
keep getting better.
>> You're gonna make me cry.
[sniffs]
>> So you promise you love the
tattoo?
>> I promise I love the tattoo.
>> DONNA: Okay, good.
>> As much as I love you.
>> Mm, I love you so much.
>> ♪
>> [monitor beeping]
>> This morning, we drove to
Tampa for my mom's surgery.
Now that we're here, it's really
hitting me how serious this
surgery is.
>> CEASE: What you worried about
me for?
>> What you concerned about?
>> Hearing my mother say "'til
death do us part" makes me panic
inside.
My mother's my rock.
Who am I supposed to look for
for guidance?
Who am I supposed to ask for
advice?
>> CEASER: It's hard to imagine
life without my mother.
I already don't have my father,
who passed years ago.
At this present moment, it's
kind of [bleep] up feeling,
because if my mother passed, I
really don't have no more
parents.
>> ♪
>> Mommy...see you on the other
side.
>> Later, I mean, like
not--[laughs]--I love you.
>> That's my mother.
The one who brought me out her
womb.
And her love surpasses anybody.
And if she tells me I shouldn't
be getting married, at the end
of the day, I'm supposed to be
like, "[bleep], I go what you
say."
>> I'm stuck in a weird-ass
space.
Because I love my mother.
But I also love my fiancée.
I never wanna choose between two
women I love.
I don't know what to [bleep]
do right now.
>> DONNA: No, I know where she
live at.
I'm gonna wait outside her
apartment.
He's lied about this bitch
before, and he doing it now.
>> There was blood in my urine.
>> We have to determine whether
you have cancer or anything like
that.
>> If I have cancer, I don't
know what I'm gonna do.
Oh gosh, no.
>> ♪
>> DONNA: Pretty lady.
Oh, look at you.
How you doing?
>> Donna wanted to meet up
today.
You know, we're working on our
friendship.
You look colorful.
>> You look good, you smell
good.
>> I am gonna try my best not to
run my mouth about Black Ink,
because I heard she showed her
entire...ass in North Carolina.
And a bitch don't got time for
that negative energy.
Positive vibes only.
How you feeling?
>> Uuuuh.
>> You spoke to Max lately?
What's going on?
>> Everything's cool between us.
We love--we're in love.
Everything's happy.
Maxwell is my fiancé.
And he gonna be in jail for six
years.
It's hard.
But we just take it day by day.
We talking about like what's
gonna happen between us,
what's--what's our future.
>> What is he saying about you
guys' future?
>> We still talking about the
wedding, getting married.
>> So that's good.
>> That's still there.
But it's just like, in the back
of my head, every time he
mentions his baby mother to me,
it's like--[laughs]--it's like a
[bleep] alarm going off.
I might be paranoid, but Maxwell
calls me today.
And he keeps saying this bitch
name like over and over.
And I get this awful feeling in
my stomach, like something's
going on with him.
>> You have any reason to be
suspicious of him like...with
her?
>> At this point in time, like I
don't.
>> Okay.
>> But like a couple of months
ago, he just had a second baby
with her.
>> Uh.
How long were you and Max
together?
>> A year and some change.
But he cheated on me with her at
the beginning of our
relationship.
>> Okay.
>> It's hard for me to trust
Maxwell, because he has cheated
on me.
And he had a baby number two
with the same woman.
And the fact that I really don't
know what his true feelings are
worries me.
I understand that's she's gonna
be around.
>> SKY: Right.
>> I understand that they're
gonna talk.
I just wanna know are these
conversations are like, "Yeah,
"I'm gonna [bleep] [bleep] out
of you when I get home."
Or is this conversations like,
"You're such an amazing mother,
"'cause you take care of my
kids."
>> Is he saying that it's
romantic?
>> He's saying that it's just
strictly about the kids.
>> If I was you, I would be
suspicious.
I would sit down and speak to
her as soon as possible.
>> Sky has a point.
Meeting with Maxwell's baby
mother is the right thing to do.
If I can't get the truth out of
Max, I have no choice but to get
it out of his baby mother.
My take on it is, we all grown
as [bleep].
We should be able to have a
civilized conversation, right?
>> I think so.
If you are thinking about taking
it forward with this guy and
[bleep] really building with him
and getting married and whatnot,
especially in the situation he's
in now, I would want to have
everything out on the table.
>> ♪
>> My ma's been on the operating
table for six hours now.
We should be hearing something
soon.
But I'm nervous as [bleep].
I don't know what they gonna
tell me right now.
>> Hi, guys.
>> Oh, God.
>> You're mom's doing fine.
Closing her back up, putting the
stitches in.
So everything's gonna be just
fine.
>> [sighs]
>> Yes, sir.
>> Thanks, Doc.
Man, you know, I was worried,
yo.
>> Now we out.
>> I'm so relived my mom's okay.
Honestly, this [bleep] has been
a crazy couple of days.
>> Thank you.
>> CEASER: This whole experience
really proved to me life is way
too short.
I love Dutchess, and I really
wanna marry her.
>> ♪
>> How're you doing?
>> I'm doing pretty good.
>> Good to see you.
You're looking cool.
>> I hate going to the doctor,
but I have no idea what's going
on.
I'm pretty scared.
But I know if anybody can fix
me, Dr. Fish can.
I know good-old Dr. Fish,
because he was supposed to do my
vasectomy, but I chickened out.
>> You're here for a vasectomy,
right?
>> Yes, vasectomy.
>> Now let me just explain.
Here are the testicles.
We use a little blade, make a
little puncture.
>> PUMA: Ow.
>> Yeah. [laughs]
Dr. Fish is the leading
authority of balls and penises.
If he can figure out where to
snip it to make sure you don't
have babies, I'm pretty sure he
can make sure that I don't pee
blood.
>> So I hear you have some
problems.
What happened?
>> Yeah.
There was a little bit of, uh,
blood in my urine.
>> Wait a minute, blood in your
urine?
>> Yeah.
>> That's a real deal.
Like red blood?
>> Like red blood.
>> So this just started out of
nowhere?
Were you doing anything?
>> Yeah, I was definitely doing
heavy drinking.
Probably about a couple of
bottles of Hennessy.
>> Did you remember falling down
after you drank the bottle of
Hennessy?
>> No, I don't think I fell
down.
>> Somebody hit you in the back?
Did anything happen?
>> Just felt like sharp pains
like right back here.
>> Let's do this.
Just take your jacket off.
First of all, just take this
off.
Um, if you could lay down for
one second.
Did you have pain over here
anywhere?
>> No.
>> DOCTOR: Now usually if we see
any bleeding when you urinate,
we should do a prostate exam.
>> I don't think so.
[laughing]
>> Well, it's kind of an
important test when you have
bleeding.
Uh, and you should have it done.
It's not a big deal.
>> I know. [laughs]
I've had it done before.
>> So we're just gonna ask you
to pull down your pants.
>> Yeah.
>> And then I'll lubricate my
finger, and I'll examine your
prostate.
Sounds good?
Come on, stand up.
This is gonna take two seconds.
Just pull your pants down and
underwear, and just bend over a
little bit on your elbows.
I'm gonna put some lubrication
on my finger.
It'll take two seconds.
>> As much as I don't want...a
doctor's hand in my butt, I know
I have to do it.
Because the last thing I need is
for my [bleep] to fall off.
>> Go ahead, all the way down.
Right there.
Pull this down.
Okay, now just on your elbows.
Just like this.
There you go. Elbows.
That's good.
Be with you in one second.
>> ♪
>> Relax for one second.
>> [grunts]
>> Relax.
>> Oh, God.
>> Okay, that's it.
Here you go, here you go.
Just clean--I'll be right back.
>> Oh gosh, no.
Like most of my sexual
encounters, it was over one,
two, three.
>> So we're all set?
>> Yeah.
>> DOCTOR: So I'll set you up
for some laboratory tests.
We really have to determine
whether you have any cancer or
anything like that.
When we see blood either in the
stool or in the urine, we have
to evaluate it completely.
>> It's just scary having blood
in my urine.
>> Of course it's scary.
This is a real deal.
This is a real deal, okay?
>> OS--T: All right.
When you mention the C word,
it's scary.
I lost my mother to cancer, my
aunt, and two of my uncles.
You know, my life is filled with
bad news and drama.
I don't know what to do.
>> I'm sitting here pushing that
you have a better relationship--
>> How are you gonna sit here
and say that [bleep]?
If Dutchess is trying to
sabotage this wedding, she's on
the right track.
What do you want me to do?
Break up with you just to make
them happy?
>> ♪
>> Hiya.
How're you doing?
>> SKY: How you doing?
PJ, nice to meet you.
I got my tits and ass done a
couple of weeks ago.
And now that I'm semi-healed,
it's time to get thoughty, baby.
Ready to show some tits, [bleep]
[bleep].
>> Let me take a sip.
I'm a little nervous.
>> I've been very interested in
dating outside of my race.
So, I wrangled up a couple of
white boys from my Instagram
feed.
[laughs]
>> I can't believe I'm meeting
you.
>> [bleep] look at this.
It's cute.
>> I've met people from social
media before and have been
disappointed.
And I met you, and been--
>> Oh my gosh, it's such a
pleasure.
>> I've never gone on a date
with a black girl.
>> Okay, so it's a first for
everything.
>> Does it show?
>> Oh God, am I?
>> Yep.
>> PJ: You ever been on a date
with a white boy?
>> Yeah, I got--
>> I'm pretty white.
I'm an Irish citizen.
>> You got kids?
>> No, no kids.
>> You ever had a girl get an
abortion?
>> No.
>> Are you sure?
Like if a girl got pregnant,
would you be, "Oh my God, you
"have to get an abortion because
like you're not like Irish"?
>> I don't think so.
>> You ever been with a guy?
[bleep] wrong with it.
[bleep] happens.
That's life.
>> So have you been with a girl?
>> Hell ya, I've been with a
bitch.
If the girl wasn't down to
[bleep] the guy that I was with
at the time, I'm just saying,
it's not gonna work out.
Thank you so much.
>> What did you get?
>> Um, this is fish tacos.
>> I mean, fish taco's the
euphemism, isn't it?
Is that what you say?
>> That's all I'm saying.
That's why, you know, I'm eating
it.
>> ♪
>> This guy is cool, but he's
not worthy of my new body.
If it was the old body, then
maybe I would have gave him a
chance.
Like you need to go, because the
next guy is gonna be here in
like five minutes.
But this is the new Sky.
Bye-bye.
Next!
I have another date coming.
So I ordered two drinks.
Hey, how you doing?
>> How's everything?
>> SKY: Nice to meet you.
Oh my God.
Now this is what I'm talking
about.
This mother [bleep] look
like the Incredible Hulk and
[bleep].
You look very nice.
>> Oh, thank you.
>> Do you work out?
>> Uh, yeah.
I am--like--just like you take
care of your body, I take
steroids.
You know?
>> You do?
>> Yeah, once in a little while,
I do a little bit.
>> I just don't want you to have
'roid rage on the bitch.
>> If you do it right, it's not
a problem, you know?
>> SKY: Oh, I get it, I get it.
>> I just keep my [bleep] right.
>> I like it.
You look good.
>> Thank you. Thank you.
>> I don't have a problem with
steroids if it make a mother
[bleep] that good.
Tttk, 'roid rage all the way,
baby.
Do you have any tattoos?
>> I got four, um, all in
prison.
Couple of felonies, but--
>> I don't judge.
>> I ate a couple of Xanax, and
I got in my car in my underwear.
And I don't remember.
>> Really?
>> Yeah, and I was doing about
100 down the Parkway, and I
totaled my car.
>> I'm happy you're here.
>> Yeah, me, too.
>> I think I'm really into this
guy.
Maybe it's 'cause...he's the
most thuggish white dude I ever
met.
So you wanna just--wanna ditch
this place and go somewhere
else?
>> Yeah, we gotta get out of
here.
>> Social media.
Thank you, Instagram Gods!
>> ♪
>> DUTCHESS: I'm back in New
York.
I'm going out with Cease.
We're gonna have a little
catch-up dinner.
His mom made it out through
surgery.
And I just wanna make sure that
everything's okay with him.
Ah, look at you trying to be all
romantic.
Pretty N Ink is starting, you
know, to take off.
So it's dope that I can actually
trust the business is okay and
then come and spend some time
with Cease.
>> I pealed these flowers off my
damn self, you know?
>> You're lying now.
>> I did.
After everything that happened
with my moms down in Florida,
I know now that I'm ready to
settle down and marry the love
of my life, Dutchess.
I want her to know how much she
means to me and how much I wanna
make her my wife.
Cheers.
>> What are we cheers-ing to?
>> To us.
Now that we got--we got your
shop open, and I'm moving Black
Ink, the only thing else we got
left really we were planning
for--
>> My house?
>> CEASER: A house?
>> DUTCHESS: Yeah.
>> And then after the house?
>> Then we can do the married
thing.
>> CEASER: Yeah.
Seem like I gotta checklist or--
So if I say I wanted to get
married in, let's say...I don't
know, India.
>> India?
What? You wanna be
on an elephant or something?
>> Yeah, exactly.
>> You wanna have a freaking
circus wedding.
>> I'm the first groom-zilla.
Yes, I will be.
King Kong ain't got [bleep] on
me.
At first, I just want the
Hennessy fountain.
But then I thought about it,
boom, get a Patron fountain.
>> Cease and his crazy-ass ideas
for the wedding, they're
appreciated.
But I don't know if they're
gonna be incorporated.
I would rather him start
resolving the issues that's
keeping us from getting married.
Do you think that it is wise for
us to get married...
>> Where did this come from?
First we was talking about
wedding, now I feel like we're
talking about a funeral.
I understand it's difficult to
be with a man like me.
I got a crazy baby mother who
hates her and don't want our
daughter at the wedding.
But at the end of the day, I
can't control none of that.
My happiness don't rely on other
people.
>> It's not about people's
opinion.
It's about two families being
joined together and there not
being peace amongst those
families.
>> It sound stupid to me.
If my family never sits down and
accept you, then you're trying
to tell me that maybe we can't
go on.
>> If we have a child, that's
gonna be Cheyenne's sibling.
You and your baby mother are so
headstrong on being mad at each
other.
Even if it would take somebody
else to help, at least put the
attempt out there so--
>> Quit caring about my baby
mother.
>> I'm sitting here pushing that
you have a better relationship
with her.
Does that make me a [bleep] up
person?
Or does that make me a
concerned--
>> No, it makes a delusional
person.
>> Your money, bitch!
>> [indistinct yelling]
>> Whoa!
>> ♪
>> I'm sitting here pushing that
you have a better relationship
with her.
Does that make me a [bleep] up
person?
>> That makes a delusional
person.
How am I gonna talk to her?
Tell me.
Every [bleep] time I talk to
her, she talking about money.
And you act like you don't know
that--I don't intend--
First I'm getting arrested
[bleep] child support.
Now I'm gonna attempt to talk to
Crystal?
How you gonna sit here and say
that [bleep]?
This [bleep] is getting
frustrating.
I'm sitting here going against
my mother's wishes just trying
to prove to the world that we
really belong together, and
accepting you for who you are.
You can't accept me for who I
am?
I'm getting sick of this
[bleep].
Yo, how much [bleep] you gonna
sit here and tell me to do, yo?
I have tried a million times.
If Dutchess is trying to
sabotage the wedding, she's on
the right track, talking about
sit down with my baby mother
who's trying to destroy me.
[bleep] no.
She doesn't want me with you.
What you want me to do?
Break up with you just to make
them happy?
Would that make you happy now?
>> What would make me happy is
for us to able to have a blended
family, 'cause that's what
getting married is.
I just want, when we get
married, everything to be right.
I don't want Crystal coming
after me or my money.
I don't wanna have to deal with
the drama between the two of
them.
And I don't want it to be a
problem where Cease cannot spend
time with his child.
I just want it to be peaceful.
That's all I want.
>> Peace?
There never will be peace,
because there's always people
that's gonna hate on us.
And no reason to talk about this
[bleep] no more.
>> ♪
>> [sighs]
I have butterflies in my
stomach, because I text
Maxwell's baby mother and asked
her to meet up.
And we've never met before.
>> Donna.
>> [sighs]
Max cheated on me with this
bitch, and has two babies with
her.
I love Maxwell, and I wanna
trust him, but I need to find
out what's going on between them
once and for all.
>> ♪
>> I speak to Maxwell every day.
>> We talk about the stuff we
used to have.
We have phone sex probably like
every day.
That's nothing you ain't know
though, that me and Maxwell was
all the way still dealing with
each other.
>> What? That's you.
You don't do nothing for
Maxwell.
That's why he's calling me,
because you're not even a good
girlfriend.
>> I'm his fiancée, not his
girlfriend, honey.
I'm the one supporting him while
he's in jail.
I'm the one putting money on his
commissary.
And I'm the one taking sexy
photos for him.
And now this bitch is telling me
she has something going on with
him again?
This is some bull [bleep].
You know what?
>> What?
>> You're so dumb.
>> And who are?
Maxwell's slut ass girlfriend?
>> [laughs]
>> That can't keep her legs
closed?
What?
>> I'm trying my hardest not to
beat this bitch ass right now.
At the end of the day, I hope
you and him live whatever live
you have to.
Just make sure you put money on
the phone, so you can keep
talking to him.
>> I speak to Maxwell every day,
ma.
>> Don't use my money.
>> You're money, bitch?
Since when?
>> DONNA: No, no, no.
Watch the [bleep] out.
>> [indistinct yelling]
>> ♪
>> [indistinct yelling]
>> Ha!
She's tight!
>> You have to let me go!
I hate that Maxwell's put me in
this positon to be disrespected.
I'm his fiancée, not some bitch
off of the street.
>> Stupid, dumb bitch.
>> [crying]
[vomiting]
>> [sobbing]
I'm so upset, like--
[sighs]
[sobbing]
I'm thinking about if Ashley and
Maxwell, like they could really
be dealing with each other.
And like where would that put
me?
[sobbing]
As soon as things start to go
right in my life, I feel like
there is a force that tries to
come and [bleep] it up.
>> [phone ringing]
>> MAN ON PHONE: You have a
prepaid call from State
Correctional Facility from
inmate Maxwell.
>> Maxwell.
>> MAXWELL: What up?
>> MAXWELL: Oh my God.
Why is she do that, man?
>> On the top of the fact that
she ugly and [bleep] like in my
face smile and talking about she
be having phone sex with [bleep]
like--
>> MAXWELL: Wait, what?
>> DONNA: It's like so [bleep]
up that I even gotta question
like was that really was going
on.
>> MAXWELL: What the [bleep] is
wrong with you?
Don't star that dumb [bleep],
man.
Don't start that [bleep], man.
Don't question me.
Don't ask me nothing.
I don't ask you nothing.
>> If he never cheated on me
with his ugly-ass baby mother, I
would not be questioning him.
I'm over here trying to marry
this man, and he's playing
games.
You know I know where she live
at, I will wait outside her
apartment 'til--
>> But that's what I will do.
>> MAXWELL: That's my kids'
mother, [bleep].
You cannot do that.
>> Well, I don't care.
I don't care.
>> MAXWELL: That--
>> No, you gotta fix it.
>> [phone beeping]
>> The phone about to hang up.
>> [phone beeping]
>> What the [bleep]?
He's lied about this bitch
before.
And he might be doing it now.
I don't know.
>> I bought a plane ticket to go
see my sons.
I have to explain to them why I
had to let them go.
[sobbing] I'm scared.
>> This is crazy.
>> Right.
I'm gonna show Ted a new spot on
1-2-5th, baby.
What do you think?
>> What the [bleep] is Ceaser
thinking?
This is a horrible idea.
>> Do you wanna make it a go for
me to [bleep] this [bleep]
again?
I [bleep] [bleep] [bleep].
If this bitch keep coming at me,
I'm gonna lose it.
>> [indistinct yelling]
>> Why [bleep] can't I get the
same [bleep] respect?
>> No! Yo--
>> I believed in you, my
[bleep].
>> Why you dressed like you came
to bang?
>> MAN: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
>> Just try it, bitch!