VH1 announced the new series, My True Crime Story, will be hosted by Bronx rapper Reminisce “Remy Ma” Mackie. The eight-episode program will premiere Monday, August 2 at 10 pm ET. Remy calls into Sway In The Morning to to talk about the series
Subscribe Here! http://bit.ly/SubscribeSU
Watch the Best of Sway In The Morning! http://bit.ly/BestOfSITM
Check out More From Sway’s Universe
http://swaysuniverse.com
http://twitter.com/swaysuniverse
http://instagram.com/swaysuniverse
http://facebook.com/swaysuniverse
#RemyMa #MyTrueCrimeStories #SwaysUniverse #SwayInTheMorning #SiriusXM #Shade45
About SWAY’s UNIVERSE
Exclusive interviews from Sway Calloway and the Sway In The Morning/ SwaysUniverse.com team with some of today's biggest celebrities, like Kevin Hart, Kanye West, Eminem, Usher, Jessica Alba, Steve Aoki, Torey Lanez, Julia Stiles and so much more.
Remy Ma Speaks on Hosting VH1’s ‘My True Crime Story’ Series | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
https://youtu.be/4iLIWaLOoKo
Show More Show Less View Video Transcript
0:00
these crimes made headlines now hear the
0:03
real story from the masterminds
0:04
themselves
0:05
i got three ounces of pure cocaine in
0:07
the trunk monday august 2nd
0:09
see the rise i've never seen that much
0:11
money we need to rob another bank the
0:13
fall
0:13
she went to prison for 12 and a half
0:15
years grace absolutely played a part
0:17
and the redemption my passion was
0:19
speaking to you don't go down the path
0:20
that i did
0:21
because in a split second anyone can get
0:23
caught up i felt like i got a second
0:25
chance
0:26
my true crime story narrated by me remy
0:28
ma premieres monday august 2nd at 10.
0:30
yes yes yes it will premiere citizens
0:33
this way in the morning
0:34
this monday august 2nd at 10 p.m
0:38
eastern 9 central on vh1 and listen
0:41
we all know the voice we all heard the
0:43
voice but we
0:44
have to have to have to make sure
0:48
as a guest a swing in the morning that
0:50
the proper introduction
0:52
is here we got to make sure we do that
0:56
now singer songwriter
0:59
actress wife mother she's the only
1:03
six one of only i should say six female
1:05
rappers to ever top the billboard hot
1:07
100 keep those applause going
1:09
chart is a member of the terrorist squad
1:11
on lean back one of only four multiple
1:13
winners of the bt award for best female
1:16
hip-hop artist which she won and not
1:18
only in 2017 but in 2005
1:21
as well she's also the recipient of two
1:24
vibe awards two source awards
1:26
and has been nominated for three grammys
1:29
and
1:29
counting all right let's just add that
1:31
and counting
1:32
let's give her a huge round of applause
1:35
big sway in the morning welcome citizens
1:37
let's give it up for remy mom
1:41
[Applause]
1:47
no absolutely listen we have now reached
1:50
a point
1:51
remy where it congratulations on
1:54
everything well obviously we're going to
1:56
get in the true crime story but
1:57
we have reached a point in in this
2:00
industry i think overall and i
2:02
i hope you would agree as well that it
2:04
is just time to give folks their flowers
2:07
you know what i mean like every time we
2:09
just don't know
2:10
when we turn on the news or or jump on
2:12
social media
2:14
what we're going to see somebody's name
2:16
trending
2:17
yeah you just don't know what it's for
2:19
you don't know what it's about
2:21
we're older now so you know we process
2:23
things a little bit differently and when
2:25
back in the days for me when i used to
2:27
hear somebody
2:28
was 30 or 40 i'd be like yo they oh you
2:31
know well
2:32
of course but now so oh but now
2:37
when it's the people who we grew up to
2:39
listening to their music
2:40
and the people who we respect and honor
2:43
their artistry and their work and we're
2:45
hearing so many different things
2:46
happening
2:47
we need to stop wasting time and give
2:49
folks their flowers so the intro
2:51
the intro that you were given no lies
2:53
told by the way
2:54
it's just just giving you your flowers
2:57
and recognizing you on this day so
2:59
congratulations to you for sure
3:01
for sure no absolutely clear
3:05
for that whole that whole age thing i've
3:07
i've been telling people
3:09
like this no everybody has a birthday
3:11
hello
3:12
i was one of those people like when i
3:13
was like 22 like what
3:15
28 she's pushing 30. she needs to sit
3:18
down like
3:20
forgetting like oh yeah i'm going to
3:21
have a birth hopefully i'm going to have
3:23
a birthday we're blessed
3:24
like so many people that you know
3:26
especially coming from where we come
3:27
from you know they don't live
3:29
to see numbers that start with ages that
3:32
start with a three
3:33
more or less a four so you know
3:35
definitely a blessing
3:36
and in this industry where everything is
3:39
so fickle
3:40
you never know somebody could be at the
3:41
top of the world today and two weeks
3:43
from now
3:43
like never heard from again so that's
3:46
right
3:46
able to have been doing this for as many
3:48
years as i have same thing
3:50
with you like you you think you need
3:52
your flowers too because there's so many
3:54
people
3:55
that thought that they were doing better
3:57
than you thought they were in a better
3:58
position than you
4:00
at different times and period and when
4:02
you look at it the longevity
4:04
and the years later where are they now
4:06
you know this is a different story so i
4:08
tell people all the time you know be
4:09
careful because
4:10
you know everyone has a birthday and and
4:13
time continues
4:14
to go you never know what time is going
4:16
to do to you so
4:17
you're absolutely right yeah absolutely
4:20
absolutely and as we extend our flowers
4:22
to you of course we got to give it to
4:23
pat
4:24
who who holds one of the crowns here at
4:26
sway in the morning for the freestyle
4:28
king you know
4:29
like you it don't even matter like yeah
4:32
like i'm walking down the street
4:33
sometimes in the grocery store that's
4:35
like yo
4:36
hb like who was your favorite like who
4:38
was your top five freestyle five fingers
4:40
of death
4:40
i know you're gonna say pap so don't
4:42
include him i'm like damn that's so
4:44
crazy so
4:47
so so don't include him everybody know
4:49
that part so guys so love to him as well
4:52
and uh congratulations with all the both
4:54
of y'all are doing that man is insane
4:57
he's been putting out an
4:58
album every month since january right
5:01
it's like in my house like
5:03
he's he talks so much kind of like says
5:05
you need to get on your album like i'm
5:06
putting out an album every month i'm
5:07
like
5:08
you don't have a
5:11
[Laughter]
5:17
and it's a little bit different always
5:19
safe as a female to your point you you
5:22
are a mother you are a wife and you're a
5:24
businesswoman
5:25
and i think for us too not that we
5:27
haven't had
5:28
to compete i mean not that you're
5:30
competing with your husband but not that
5:31
we
5:32
already have no way to compete
5:38
[Laughter]
5:45
we process things a lot different for
5:47
all those very reasons and
5:49
god forbid you decide to put on the hat
5:52
of a businesswoman you know
5:54
then everything just multiplies it's
5:56
just a lot different and now you've
5:58
taken on this role
5:59
um of hosting with my true crime story
6:03
and i just want to know because
6:04
obviously when you come to the show
6:06
you've talked about things that you were
6:08
interested in and you guys if you want
6:09
to highlight remy
6:10
say what's up give her her flowers do so
6:12
888 742-3345
6:15
um you talked about venturing out and
6:17
doing other things
6:18
how did this particular role come about
6:22
um it's so crazy because one in my house
6:25
like
6:26
we watch true crime all the time and
6:29
what i'm actually doing as a job and
6:31
being paid for is what i do in my house
6:33
my husband's like you know how you watch
6:34
tv you're like so
6:36
you didn't hear that on the phone every
6:38
time you was on the phone to know that
6:39
the feds were typing your thoughts
6:43
that same card that you swiped and they
6:45
was questioning you before you swipe it
6:47
again and try to get a a
6:48
rose voice all right
6:49
[Laughter]
6:51
that's what's happening but they're just
6:52
paying me to do it so
6:54
it's it's got to be because i love
6:58
that but more importantly than
7:00
everything i could relate to because
7:02
these people
7:03
if you hear like in the in the um intro
7:06
and then the promo
7:07
it shows the rise the fall and the
7:09
redemption these
7:10
all these people that we chose they they
7:13
have
7:13
been through some stuff you know
7:15
whatever their crimes was or or wasn't
7:17
because just because you went to jail
7:19
for
7:19
it don't mean he was actually guilty you
7:20
just went to jail for it
7:22
but um whatever how much time they did
7:26
now they are okay like they are doing
7:29
okay
7:30
we never very really i'm not going to
7:32
say never we
7:33
very rarely get the story of what
7:35
happens after and it's good
7:37
you know so they were getting this first
7:39
person account
7:40
the person who was actually involved
7:42
with it you're not hearing it from the
7:44
cop that was
7:45
stalking them you're not hearing it from
7:47
the the media person that was waiting
7:49
outside and they heard this in the
7:51
courtroom or got him in the victim's eye
7:53
you are hearing
7:54
the first person account from them
7:56
telling you from what made them do it
7:58
the first seed that planted in their
7:59
mind
8:00
how much time they did what happened why
8:02
they was away and where they're at now
8:04
and a lot of them have non-profits right
8:06
now a lot of them have organizations
8:08
where they're trying to help people that
8:09
were in situations like them
8:11
a lot of them have started their own
8:12
business because if you really watch it
8:15
and i tell people they're like no you
8:16
can probably empathize with them because
8:18
anybody if you never did nothing in your
8:20
life they've even got a parking ticket
8:21
you want to see it differently because
8:23
the media when they give us the story or
8:25
when the police they give us the story
8:27
they want you to
8:27
see from their perspective we're seeing
8:30
it from their side
8:30
when you hear somebody's like yo i was
8:32
15 i couldn't get a job
8:34
my mom was on drugs and me and my sister
8:37
had been in the house for two weeks with
8:38
no food i had to think of something
8:40
you know when you hear somebody like yo
8:42
my mom was sick
8:43
and you know we have no medical issues
8:46
or whatever the case may be
8:48
you're like okay i could see how that
8:50
can make you do something crazy
8:51
right i could see how you'd be like no i
8:53
don't i don't know what else i'm gonna
8:54
do i'm gonna sell these drugs i'm gonna
8:56
do this with these cars i'm gonna run in
8:57
this thing i'm not running nobody's date
8:59
but i'm just saying i can see you right
9:02
yeah like you're not
9:03
and basically citizens what rem is
9:05
saying is like no we're not condoning it
9:07
she's not condoning it but you can
9:09
understand
9:10
after having the opportunity and sitting
9:12
down and hearing these stories out
9:13
you can understand what led to what
9:15
correct i gotta see
9:17
what led to you doing that but now they
9:20
use that they used whatever it was that
9:23
was ultimately their downfall or
9:25
something that was like probably one of
9:27
the most horrible times in their life
9:28
and they turned it into something else
9:30
so many of them have started
9:31
organizations where they're helping
9:33
women
9:34
um and abuse relationships but they're
9:35
helping kids that
9:37
you know come from broken homes but
9:39
whatever the case may be
9:40
like some of them were literally 17 18
9:44
teenagers
9:45
when they all began and when they used
9:47
the term
9:48
mastermind like if they had the right
9:51
facility
9:52
in the right setting to put their genius
9:55
at work
9:56
they would literally be like the steve
9:57
jobs of the world because
9:59
like the things that they were able to
10:01
come up with the schemes and scams and
10:03
getting the credit card and getting the
10:05
numbers and getting information
10:06
i'm just like who thinks of that like
10:09
you know how smart you have to be
10:11
to do that so that that was the part
10:13
that was that
10:14
stood out to me like they're really
10:16
smart at a young young
10:18
age but most of the time when you come
10:19
from poverty you don't have
10:21
that school that's going to channel your
10:24
science into figuring out
10:25
how you can create the next phone or
10:28
create the message like all you do all
10:30
you have is
10:31
negative ways of where you could turn
10:32
into something that's going to get you
10:34
money but it's going to also
10:35
get you locked up right listen
10:40
real quick 888-742-3345
10:43
we talking to remy she's the host of my
10:45
true prom story listen you guys
10:47
it will premiere monday this coming
10:50
monday august 2nd at 10 p.m eastern
10:52
9 central on vh1 you guys are watching
10:55
vh1 anyway
10:56
so just monday you got another reason to
10:58
watch the show tracy g
11:00
i didn't forget you just go ahead jump
11:01
in yeah baby so good to hear your voice
11:04
queen i'm really happy that you're
11:05
joining us
11:06
yes and i'm happy to continue seeing on
11:09
tv because i think you are
11:10
excellent as a host so i want to make
11:12
sure that is known
11:13
um yeah absolutely for everything you're
11:16
sharing is reminding me of how much
11:18
um environment is a influential factor
11:22
in the decisions you're gonna make for
11:24
better or for worse and like
11:26
earlier today we were talking about
11:28
bobby bobby schmerdam because he did an
11:30
interview and he was just sharing some
11:32
details of how he's getting reacclimated
11:34
into society so to say you know and so
11:37
we were
11:38
speaking to our citizens about that and
11:40
so with environment
11:42
i wonder from the stories that you are
11:45
sharing on my true crime story um and
11:48
maybe in your own life
11:49
when it comes to letting go of the wrong
11:53
people you know do you suggest ghosting
11:56
or having a sit-down conversation to
11:59
talk about why we're not going to be
12:00
able to rock
12:02
i don't know i ghost people for a living
12:04
that's that's me
12:09
i want you to wonder like does she have
12:10
me blocked is she getting my messages or
12:12
just ignoring them
12:13
like what happened does she know what i
12:16
was doing
12:16
to her and volley it i want you to be in
12:19
suspense for the rest of your life i
12:20
don't want to talk about nothing
12:22
because i'm as hard as i may appear to
12:25
be on the outside like
12:26
i reason with people so if i give you a
12:28
chance to talk there's a possibility you
12:30
might be able to wheeze it back in so i
12:32
only want to give you that opportunity
12:34
so i'm just going to go straight that's
12:35
it that's all yeah yeah i'm the worst
12:39
yeah you like young people like you got
12:40
one chance with me you don't even have
12:42
that like
12:43
i've already i'm already on the fence
12:45
assuming you're gonna do something so
12:47
when you did it i just pushed dropped
12:48
the rest
12:49
of the door it was already open
13:04
go available hard like for anybody like
13:07
so
13:08
if you hear anything otherwise than that
13:10
it's probably a lie somewhere around
13:12
around the town because i that's just
13:13
not my character
13:15
but to say what you say about um
13:18
piggyback off what you said about
13:19
society on the show trump
13:21
a lot of times you'll hear me insert
13:24
different facts
13:25
about the environment where the people
13:28
lived about you know that time period
13:30
when things would happen what was the
13:31
steps
13:32
for you know that that particular
13:34
situation
13:35
and when you hear some of these stats
13:37
about like you know how likely you are
13:39
to succeed if you live in this area like
13:42
there was one statistic that you that i
13:44
found out when i was doing it like they
13:45
can pinpoint
13:47
how successful you're possibly going to
13:48
be down to the block that you grew up oh
13:50
i believe that
13:52
the block if you grew up on this street
13:55
right here you have a 95
13:56
chance that you your generation and
13:58
generation after you are all going to
13:59
live on that street
14:01
like and be nothing it's so crazy when
14:04
you look at the statistics that they
14:05
have
14:06
so some of these some of these things
14:08
that that people
14:09
don't realize like even for us we think
14:12
that we need it but
14:13
once you still have connections like we
14:16
made it but we'd be the only ones that
14:17
made it your mama didn't make it you
14:19
aren't your uncles your cousins your
14:20
sisters and brothers
14:21
like everybody else didn't make it and
14:24
unless you're like
14:26
i can't even name any artist off the top
14:28
of my head that comes from where
14:29
somebody that might have made it so
14:30
successful to where they can take care
14:31
of every single person in their family
14:33
and move them to where they're at
14:35
you might be able to move them a little
14:36
bit away but they're still going to be
14:38
connected they're still going to have to
14:39
work they're still going to have to have
14:40
a regular job and all of those things
14:42
play a factor and when you're connected
14:44
when you as we like to put a real
14:47
and you stay in touch with certain
14:48
family members and certain friends
14:50
well some of that rubs back off onto you
14:52
so you didn't really make it naked you'd
14:54
be tied in
14:55
and you can end up in a situation like
14:58
bobby
14:58
or me or so many people that you think
15:01
well they they made it they're rich they
15:04
shouldn't no you don't understand like
15:05
i'm the only one
15:06
it's just me yeah that's that's
15:10
it no realer than that and unfortunately
15:13
you have to reach a certain level and
15:16
experience certain things for you to
15:18
truly understand what remy is saying
15:20
like just to just flat out you just have
15:22
to be at a certain level understand what
15:25
it is um
15:27
but some of my cousins and family
15:28
members used to get mad at us
15:30
tracy like yo y'all having thanksgiving
15:33
but everybody not invited you can't
15:35
bring
15:35
this girl who you just started dating
15:38
two months ago to my house for
15:39
thanksgiving i don't know huh
15:41
and i don't know because somebody might
15:44
be here
15:45
right and i don't know her people may be
15:47
here taking inventory
15:48
yeah stack you know everybody in the
15:51
room
15:52
everything and so it's unfortunate that
15:54
we have to think like that but to rem's
15:56
point
15:57
yo you don't everybody is not there at
16:00
that level it's just
16:01
people got a lot of things going on in
16:03
their mind and it caused people to do
16:05
some crazy things sometimes rem before
16:07
we let you go you got phone calls so i
16:09
at least want you to
16:10
be able to touch it and just get some of
16:12
these flowers from folks
16:13
uh lorenzo i know you've been waiting
16:15
forever lorenzo
16:16
much love to you brother say what's up
16:18
the ram she here what up big al
16:20
uh how you doing you are queen
16:23
everything i'm just gonna be quick about
16:26
this my wife actually wanted me to call
16:28
in
16:29
if i can i'm gonna hit y'all with a
16:30
little story so
16:32
my wife is caucasian i'm black and
16:34
indian they call us black indians y'all
16:36
know the story
16:37
but my wife had never even heard of you
16:40
i put her on to you i've heard of you
16:42
i grew up listening to you were the same
16:44
age so i put my wife on to you
16:46
via love and hip hop she told me to tell
16:49
you you are the classiest
16:51
[Laughter]
16:56
my wife is a 46 year old white
16:58
radiologist okay
17:00
when she says that about a sister that
17:02
speaks volumes
17:03
mama watching your show she was like
17:05
look i know pampu's holding her down but
17:07
if he do her own he might come up
17:09
missing i love this woman
17:13
so i got to give you your role this mama
17:15
to to talk to someone
17:17
from new jersey who ain't never even
17:20
walked in our shoes listened to our
17:22
genre of music
17:23
watched our shows knew nothing about us
17:25
i'm originally from houston texas so
17:27
we like new york we got five wars y'all
17:29
got five boroughs so
17:31
we kind of running you know in the same
17:33
lifestyle growing up as children
17:35
but for my wife to love you man i'm
17:37
telling you right now
17:38
she's a first-line medical worker she's
17:40
been in radiology for 23 years
17:42
beautiful she's in the sticks of it
17:44
right now in the new jersey pennsylvania
17:46
area they're masking back up again
17:48
they're putting n95s back on because
17:50
yeah you know people being
17:52
so you know since she was like
17:56
on the show give mama her roses for me
17:59
so what's your wife's name thank you so
18:01
much
18:01
my wife's name wife's name is christine
18:04
we call her chrissy
18:05
i'll call her chrissy cream we'll leave
18:07
that alone
18:11
you want the hook though thank you so
18:13
much i appreciate it
18:15
like i like i call it clatchet it's like
18:18
classicness with ratchet but
18:22
so so so you tell you tell you make sure
18:25
you tell chris to watch the show it's
18:26
coming on next monday
18:28
my true crime story vh1 at 10 pm eastern
18:31
and you tell her to behave herself no
18:33
matter what pap
18:34
do before remy have to do a whole
18:35
episode or christine we all want that to
18:37
happen
18:38
yeah we all want her to be or end up on
18:40
the episode of the shows though so y'all
18:41
be careful
18:43
right be crazy
18:47
love you zone you take care of your
18:48
citizens i swear to god
18:50
we got rene on the live from georgia
18:52
renee what's up say what up to rem
18:55
right great today thank you so much for
18:56
being your most beautiful self ma'am i
18:58
appreciate you
19:00
oh thank you thank you i appreciate that
19:04
i'm working i apologize i'm moving fast
19:06
i know your grade isn't great but when i
19:08
heard you say that you
19:10
understand like people kind of falling
19:12
off in the beginning of their younger
19:13
years
19:15
it uh helps me to breathe some more
19:17
because i'm still
19:19
digging my way out of that i was the
19:22
person that came to georgia and was on
19:23
my
19:24
own and i was held hostage for three
19:26
weeks here at 15.
19:28
wow now i'm 37 now i have eight children
19:33
so it's still like a stigma on me from
19:35
like people that know in my family that
19:37
what happened
19:38
because it it obviously messed me up for
19:40
a while mentally so i started selling
19:42
drugs and i had
19:44
girls that walked the street for me out
19:46
here for a while so i was real
19:48
throwed off and now i work
19:52
with um two different non-profit
19:53
organizations i started my own
19:55
non-profit
19:57
and um i have 18 and 19 year old well
20:00
19 and 17 year old now and they are
20:02
going to technical college
20:05
so we just attempt to do our most best
20:07
version to help the community
20:09
but it's hard for people to see you when
20:11
you have
20:12
that scar so to speak from the beginning
20:15
but it is
20:16
what helps you to be a better version if
20:19
you can
20:20
regroup you know so uh let me tell you
20:23
something renee real quick redemption is
20:25
real
20:26
you know you you can't let people define
20:29
or try to tell you what you are nobody
20:31
knows your truth
20:32
nobody knows your testimony from
20:34
beginning to end with no parts and it's
20:36
over but
20:37
you and ptsd is real
20:40
you know people think just because you
20:42
know you're doing better now and you
20:44
have kids now and that was so
20:45
long ago oh that was when you were 15
20:47
you're in your 30s now get over it
20:49
those things that happen to us in our
20:51
life make us who we are
20:53
it makes us think a certain way it makes
20:55
us move certain ways like
20:56
makes us trust a certain way it makes us
20:58
respect a different way
21:00
all of those things mojo so don't ever
21:02
let anybody make you feel like
21:04
you're doing something wrong or
21:06
something wrong with you
21:07
because of the way you are like that
21:09
what happened to you i'm sorry that
21:10
happened to you
21:11
i couldn't even imagine what what you go
21:14
through every day also now having eight
21:16
children and
21:17
that along with freaking out like what
21:19
if something happened to him like yeah
21:20
i'm pretty sure that's my
21:21
ass but i'm better now before i was like
21:25
because they say i have ptsd
21:26
and ocd as well so they're they're super
21:30
secluded but they do a lot so i get i
21:32
think that's why they're so great and
21:33
there's so many of them
21:35
and they're great so we don't have any
21:36
sicknesses i'm
21:38
very happy i'm science i'm happy
21:41
renee what's the name of your non-profit
21:43
organizations if you don't mind sharing
21:44
with us
21:46
yeah one is called put back and that is
21:49
people united together bringing about
21:51
change
21:52
and another one is called sheikh and
21:55
that is the organization that means for
21:57
she and he
21:58
because uh we started out really about
22:01
men and women being damaged sexually
22:04
and i wanted people to understand that
22:06
males and females also
22:09
go through trauma when they have that
22:11
happen
22:12
what's this what's the name of the
22:13
second organization again i didn't hear
22:15
you clearly
22:16
it's called spelled s-h-e-e-k-s-h-e-e
22:22
okay got you well renee listen we wish
22:25
you nothing
22:26
but love and blessings and peace and
22:27
protection over your family
22:29
and let me tell you something renee some
22:31
people do a better job than others
22:33
and hiding they scars we all got scars
22:35
it doesn't matter mental physical
22:37
emotional financial whatever the case
22:39
may be
22:40
we all have scars renee so a lot of
22:42
times people
22:43
they they they do better at hiding it
22:46
and they'll make you feel ashamed for
22:47
having your scars because you're not
22:48
hiding yours you know
22:50
so we all got scars from something so
22:53
continue to help people heal from their
22:55
scars continue to help people
22:57
embrace some of the scars that they have
22:59
and share those stories behind those
23:00
scars
23:01
so thank you renee so so much continue
23:04
to call us up
23:04
and thank you for your love and showing
23:06
them for giving those flowers a remy
23:08
we appreciate you you and your kids are
23:09
citizens though in the morning
23:12
man oh man oh man it's so many stories
23:14
y'all hit up remy directly man she's on
23:16
social media you know that at
23:18
real remy ma and remy ma as well on uh
23:21
instagram
23:22
and twitter make sure you hit her up and
23:23
don't forget this monday
23:25
at 10 p.m eastern 9 central on vh1
23:28
make sure you watch my true crime story
23:31
let her know
23:31
if you're watching it hit it while it's
23:33
on television and also we're going to
23:35
rock out and support
23:37
the the new single back outside
23:39
featuring our fat joe
23:40
and cool andre you know that's out right
23:42
now but we're going to play that as well
23:43
remy love to you
23:44
flowers flowers flowers flowers flowers
23:49
throughout the day love to you and send
23:51
i love the pap as well much love to you
23:54
and the beautiful family
23:55
well all right love you guys
24:12
[Music]
24:12
you
#Arts & Entertainment


