To celebrate this merger, Mimi arranges some kind of party with a bunch of slatterns that she and Lucious are meant to share. But all’s well that ends well! Mimi and LL visit the fellow in the hospital, where he is recovering from LL’s ministrations, and Mimi secretly turns up the morphine drip, and then the doped-up bedfellow is willing to sign anything.
In other news, Mimi the voracious lesbian convinces LL to get in a boxing ring with Jago, the young mogul who heads up SwiftStream, so they can make a deal to merge their companies, in yet another attempt to bring Empire Entertainment to “the next level.” While they are sparring, Jago has the temerity to suggest that LL’s lyrics suck, which enrages him, and he knocks the guy out. “The little man-baby is running around somewhere without his mommy holding him down!” “Is that bitch upstairs?” snarls Baldy, who is apparently still gunning for Hakeem. Cattle Brand gets out of a car where he has just met with arch-evil bald guy, the one who kidnapped her son. How could she miss these clues? When he says he is going out to get the paper, why doesn’t she say, “Huh, a newspaper? I have my laptop right here!” And when he tells her the corner guy is out of tabloids and he is heading to the diner at First and A, how come she doesn’t know there hasn’t been a diner down there for 50 years? Deaf to these harbingers, she also doesn’t notice when Mr.
Don’t you wish that instead of getting up, putting on a slinky dress and 50,000 pounds of diamond jewelry, and heading to work, you could just lie in bed with your new sweetheart-even if he does have a cattle brand tattoo on his back, marking him as a baddie-and have Porsha bring you lox and a laptop?Īlas, poor Cookie, who is having a fine time rolling around, is blind to the signs that her new paramour is a stink bomb.
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