Karamo tells Lajetta to hold onto the courage she had at 19, even as her partner locks herself in the bathroom and ends their relationship. He says keeping that quality will help her break toxic cycles in her family and community.
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Lajetta, I'll tell you this. My producers are telling me right now that your girl just has said she's locked herself in the bathroom and she has said that she is done with this relationship.
I'm done. I'm done with that thot.
You might wanna go backstage and talk to her. And for you, you keep calling out toxic behavior. You keep understanding the difference between love And hate. And hate. You keep understanding the difference because what I see in you is somebody who's gonna be able to break the cycles that I'm hearing that your family has going.
Please stop, please. I'm tired of it.
You got a bigger purpose in you.
Thank you.
You got a bigger purpose in you.
It's over. I'm sorry. It's over.
At 19, for you to be able to have the courage to face people and say, this is not right. This should not be happening. There's something bigger in you. And I want you to hold tight to that because if you can hold onto that, not only will you have your own healthy relationships, but you will also be somebody who in your family, in your community, breaks cycles and is a truth teller.
Open the door. For what? So I can apologize. What? What? Get the fuck outta here, man.
Don't let that quality go. All right? Please, please don't let that quality go. Okay?