Ep 7. Collaborate, Not Hate
- TV-14
- May 9, 2019
- 40 min
In season 5 episode 7 of Little Women: Atlanta, titled "Collaborate, Not Hate," tensions rise as the ladies attempt to collaborate on a music video project. The ladies have split into two groups, with Emily, Abira, and Amanda on one side and Andrea, Bri, and Minnie on the other. The divide causes friction among the group as they struggle to work together and create something meaningful.
As the ladies come together to discuss their roles and responsibilities for the music video project, tempers flare and disagreements arise. Emily and Abira, who are both passionate about music, take the lead in directing the project. However, their vision clashes with Andrea, Bri, and Minnie's ideas, leading to some heated arguments.
In an attempt to mend the tension in the group, the ladies decide to split up and work on different aspects of the project. Emily, Amanda, and Abira concentrate on the music, while Andrea, Bri, and Minnie focus on choreography and styling. But even with the separation, drama still continues to brew.
Meanwhile, Juicy invites the ladies to a charity event that she is hosting. At the event, Juicy shares her personal experience with depression and encourages the ladies to seek help if they are struggling with mental health issues. It is a poignant moment and helps to bring the group together to support one another.
The ladies continue to work on the music video project, but tensions reach an all-time high when a serious disagreement puts the entire project in jeopardy. The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering if the ladies will be able to find a way to collaborate and create something that everyone can be proud of.
Overall, "Collaborate, Not Hate" is another dramatic and entertaining episode of Little Women: Atlanta. With tensions at an all-time high, the ladies must navigate their differences and find a way to work together. As always, the show provides an inside look into the lives of these unique women and showcases the struggles and triumphs of little people everywhere.
