Yeah, I think I'm good on watching after this season, unless brehs say it's piff.
I'm tired of even the most basic of conversations between characters turning into two someone going off on a monologue full of analogies and innuendo, all while the person they're talking to hits the "
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I understand characters occasionally have to do and be subject to dumb stuff in order for the plot to move along, but it's pretty ridiculous now. Clifford has enough savvy to cut a deal with Corbin to buy out Hailey AND get the casino built without having to get rid of the Pynk (and pay off the multiple times they hit us over the head with "sometimes you gotta bring the water to you"), but didn't think of at least changing the fukking password to the bank account, or moving the money around so they couldn't get double crossed? Hailey literally TOLD him she was going to find a way to get more money out of the deal.
The fukk is the point of Diamond being former military if he can catch the beats from a jobless cheerleader last season, and then get snuck up on, beaten, and stabbed by his new lady who looks like she might normally have an issue with getting down some hallways too fast? Breh is for real the Lieutenant Worf of this shyt. Talking cash shyt, but continually taking Ls when an actual fight breaks out.
Any doctor would've snitched on Keyshawn for rolling in with a busted up kid, and literally would've told her to her face that they were at minimum legally required to do so. But those some doctors would've out two and two together and realized that the bruising was old, and if she just got back home from the tour, there's no way that she would've been responsible for the abuse.
The whole season seemed like it was used to reset the show with Clifford as the main character, and put as many characters back where they were when the show started. Hailey is still on the run with stolen money for when/if they decide to bring her back for guest appearances. Andre still has work in a town his wife doesn't want to live in, and has to deal with the attention of other women straining their relationship. Clifford is still broke, at a loss for a headliner, in the hole for keeping the club financially safe, and indirectly involved in a bunch of illegal shyt running through the club. Lil' Murda came out.........to a group of people that mostly already had that shyt figured out, and probably aren't saying shyt about it to anyone else before he or Clifford do. Still a big fish in a little pond, with serious problems from the other set.
The rest of the season was meh to bad, but to basically waste the viewer's time to try to get things as close to what they were in the first episode of the show without there being a lot of serious growth or change is low key insulting.
. They're setting it up for folks to disengage from the show the way they ended this season.
