Ep 1. Yo Gotti Got the Next Date?
- TV-14
- May 24, 2018
- 50 min
Growing Up Hip Hop season 4 episode 1, titled "Yo Gotti Got the Next Date?", follows the lives of the young and talented heirs of hip hop legends as they strive to make a name for themselves in the music industry.
In this episode, we see the return of some familiar faces, including Angela Simmons, Romeo Miller, and Egypt Criss, along with new cast members, such as Pepa's daughter, Egypt's boyfriend Sam, and Master P's son Romeo.
The episode opens with a bang as Egypt invites her friends, including Briana, Tee Tee, and Sam, to her extravagant 21st birthday party. However, tensions arise when Briana confronts Tee Tee about her involvement in Egypt's beef with Briana's mother, Pepa.
Meanwhile, Angela is dealing with her own set of problems as she tries to balance her personal life with her professional ambitions. She has recently split from her fiancé, and now she's focused on launching her own fashion line and pursuing a singing career.
But it's not all drama and tension on Growing Up Hip Hop, as we also get to see some heartwarming moments between the cast members. Romeo surprises his dad on his birthday, and the two share a touching moment as they reflect on their relationship.
The episode also introduces us to Yo Gotti, a successful rapper and producer who takes a liking to Egypt and invites her on a date. However, Egypt is still seeing Sam, and she's not sure how to handle the situation. Will she choose to go out with Yo Gotti, or will she stay true to Sam?
As always, the music is a central part of the show, and we get to see some amazing performances from the cast members. Angela performs at a music festival, showcasing her vocal abilities, while Briana and her mother battle it out in a rap battle.
Overall, Growing Up Hip Hop season 4 episode 1 offers a great mix of drama, tension, and heartwarming moments, as we see the cast members navigate the ups and downs of life in the hip hop world. With new cast members and exciting storylines, this season promises to be as entertaining as ever.
