Kimbella, I have no words for you. Well, actually I have several. After several seasons on Love & Hip Hop, you already know that getting in other grown folks' business — especially baby mama drama — will only end up in total chaos. I watched, pearls clutched, when she rolled up on the birthday party of Samantha’s (one of Mendeeces’s baby mamas) kids to confront her on behalf of his “wife” Yandy. Seriously, you gonna bring the mess to a child’s birthday party? I can’t with you, girl. Yandy and you are besties (and clearly you all share a distaste for your bae’s exes), but why invade family time? The craziest part is that there was security at the front door of the party and you couldn’t even make it past the first step. Instead, we see Erica (another one of Mendeeces’s baby mamas) bucking through the window from inside of the party. So, so tough. Fortunately, things didn’t get physical before security intervened, but I’m going to need all of these drama queens to think of the children before they decided to pop off at their turn-ups.

The real MVP of the week goes to Dr. Eva Fletcher. Anytime you’re willing to cash out $150,000 to pay your school’s water bill after being disrespected by sexist board members and folks trying to come for your position, you get serious respect. Eva had to go to a strip club in broad daylight to secure a fat check from an alum whose money was rejected in the past. Guess they thought they were too good for legit money from a strip club that would have helped them keep the water on non-stop. Well, Eva got $250,000 from the owner (who used to play Jason Pitts on The Game) and went on slaying. Moral of the story: make the money, don’t let the money make you.

“Cause I bring, I bring, I bring, I bring me.” That’s the hook that opens Star each episode and I get my life. But I guess Star couldn’t bring herself on stage this episode as she was traded in for a Latina songstress who’s secretly trying to break in the industry and snatch some edges of her own. For starters, Star is a diva who has talent but thinks she can always skip rehearsals and arrive extra late (side-eyeing Mariah Carey). The girls were planned to perform at a Black Lives Matter demonstration and while Star was boo-loving with her rich white boyfriend, they needed backup. Fortunately (and also unfortunately) they encounter their manager’s “cousin” who just so-happens to vocally slay. When they performed at the protest, I’m not gonna lie, I was feeling it more than with Star (but don’t tell her that). When homegirl started singing the hook in Spanish, I was like, “Yasssssssss, you better stand up for Black lives while pissing Trump off!” Meanwhile, salty from the sidelines, Star arrived deep in her feelings. Girl, let this be a lesson for you in the future: show up on time or get shown up when you’re late.