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Originally posted by bitsy196
You're right, RedefinedDiva.
In no way am I saying that it's right to resort to violence in any instance. Violence everywhere is wrong, whether it's man, woman, or child. All I'm saying is, she shouldn't have stepped to him like that. It was rude on her part as well as his, but she started it. A missed phone call and hair appointment are no cause for you to go off like a madwoman. Being born Brooklyn and living in Philly, I get a lot of stuff from people about how girls from BK are supposed to act. Babs is playing into that sterotypical role of a female thug, and I think she's coming off to hard, trying to rep where she's from.
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I hear you. On every single episode, she always has at least one comment about Brooklyn. I mean, get real.
Chopper is no better. He is always talking about New Orleans. Like Faith says, you gets no love. It's not like he is a neighborhood superstar. I mean, he may have but it down on his block, but what separtes him from anyone? What separates Babs? All of them (except my girl Sara) are repping for cities that are already on the map. They have to step up and show out. I TOTALLY feel Diddy when he said that they need to do better. I want them to make themselves distinct.