And we are back for an all-new episode of Keep It Real.

I'm Ira Madison III and I am quite excited that my co-host this episode is Rassani.

You know y'all needed her on to talk about reality TV with me.

Of course, I mean, what would it be like if you didn't?

I do. It's what we have.

Also, because we're interviewing Mona Scott Young this week,

the creator of Love and Hip-Hop.

And you are the person who really got me into this show.

And had me, you had me marathoning this.

Remember I was texting you like early pandemic.

I was watching like five episodes of that shit a day.

Yes, I also cannot believe that you never did Love and Hip-Hop before that, too.

I had seen it before, but like not enough to be like I was watching a full season, you know.

Yeah, it was like I'm telling you, I think you know I jumped on Love and Hip-Hop

because I knew the New York rappers on the New York version.

So I got to like grow up with the show.

But your favorite was like Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta.

Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta.

I mean, do you remember how much work I got out of

that meme of our Carly of Jocelyn Asgard Carly?

Did you hit her with the Gucci?

Yes, I hit her with the Gucci.

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