Diamond might not have been here for Ronnie’s “hoe quotes,” but we lived for this ratchet stripper. She was about her cashflow and was willing to go the extra mile

to get it. Now what she did to Ebony was hella messed up, as she should’ve done more than pop Junior upside his head. But as far as her hustle

goes, many of us can relate to that cheddar mission.

He may have been a weed head, but Smokey appealed to that “man let’s just get f***ed up and have fun” side that we all have. Granted, turning up

on Sunday through Thursday may not be the move, especially after you’ve lost your job. But in the words of Smokey it was “Friday, you ain’t got no job, and

you ain’t got s*** to do!” Just don’t make having no business a habit.

Dough Boy was a street dude, but he was a good man involved in a bad situation. Many of us are products of our environments. While that’s no excuse as

Trey and Ricky were also surrounded by gangs, drugs and violence, I can understand it. This big brother and forced “man of the house” due to being the product of

an absent father did what he had to do to take care of his family. Unfortunately, the route he chose ultimately led to a dead end.

O-Dog was a wild boy. There’s no other way to put it. Even though he was off, he was loyal to his boy Cain until the very end. We all

got that one friend who doesn’t possess a full deck, but their heart is in the right place. While they may not be robbing convenience stores or killing people randomly,

they’re “special” and very special to us.

You know what part of our soul Iesha spoke to? Our inner hoe (and I am using that term very loosely). Known as the carefree but feisty friend to Justice,

Iesha always kept it real – real bitchy that is. We all know someone who you just want to pop in the mouth because they’re too damn smart for their

own good.