We’re not sure if there is more Growing Up Hip Hop drama off-screen than on television. The WEtv series has found that cast members are dropping like flies ever since Romeo Miller and his father Master Pannounced their exit. Lil Twist, who has starred in two seasons of the Los Angeles edition of the series, recently called out his co-stars for complaining about how they’re being portrayed on television. Master P shared a behind-the-scenes video to social media that showed him arguing with production about their choice to drag out Romeo’s storyline with Angela Simmons. Percy Miller has returned to say that he’s not trying to beef with anyone about his choice to protect his energy and his brand.

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“‘Who are the haters in ya neighborhood?!?!’ They putting us against each other for bread,” he wrote in the caption to a video he posted to Instagram. “It wasn’t good a week ago but it was good 5 seasons ago, when the show was about building kings and queens of families in Hip-hop. I have no beef with nun of these younstas. Romeo and I quit the show 6 months ago so nothing you see now is in real time so that’s why this show is fake. We left a couple mill on the table, I have one question who did they give that to? That’s why education and ownership is so important.”

In the video clip, he mentions Lil Twist’s remarks. “My beef is not with Lil Twist,” he said. “A lot of these fake producers, they fake! That’s it. Because the real producer that started the show, she don’t even want her name on here. And I got that on video. I can show you that, too.” He encouraged others to take a look at the big picture. He also mentioned Charlamagne Tha God, and that may be because The Breakfast Club discussed the controversy on their show today (May 20). Check it all out below.

The Growing Up Hip Hop sets seem to be imploding. For months, it’s been suggested that members of the WEtv cast have been at odds with production. Master P and Romeo Miller announced their departure from the show after voicing their frustration with GUHH‘s Angela Simmons storyline. Romeo and Angela were once touted as possibly being the next “it” mogul couple of hip hop, but following their falling out, things became tense. The dismantling of their friendship was a key focus of this recent season, and the Millers wanted no part. 

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Next came Bow Wow who shared on social media that he, too, was departing the popular series. His Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta co-star and longtime friend Da Brat suggested that Bow Wow may have been in his feelings when he made the announcement, but fans needed to wait and see what unfolded. After an explosive episode showing a violent altercation involving Briana Latrise, hip hop icon Pepa’s daughter Egypt Criss has also shared that she will not return to the show.

“I respect myself enough to walk away from anything that no longer serves me, grows me or makes me happy,” the budding singer penned in a caption to a selfie on Instagram. “It’s time for me to rise from the ashes from being falsely represented to you, the people I love most, which is why I have decided to resign from Growing Up Hip Hop. #itsbeenreal #allgoodthingsmustcometoanend #movingforward.” Check it out the post by Egypt Cris below.

A few months ago, reports emerged that Romeo decided to quit over a fake love circle that involved Angela Simmons, Bow Wow, and himself. Though they were merely reports at the time, Master P seemingly fueled speculation after commending his son for moving with integrity. Romeo Miller eventually confirmed the speculation but Master P is making the truth come to light.

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Master P took to Instagram to share behind the scenes footage of a disagreement between himself and the producers of the show. “If we gonna do business, let’s do right business,” P told the producer before making it clear that he’s not going to allow any negative portrayals being played of any of the cast on television just for the sake of ratings, especially when it came to the Angela Simmons story plot with Romeo. “She lost her boyfriend, her baby daddy. She lost him to — he got murdered. She don’t need another relationship right now,” he continues.”

“I’m only showing you this so next time you’re watching this show you can use your real judgement and see how they flip peoples words and change positive moments into negative. This is the reason we quit 6 months ago. They edit for drama, we have more important things to worry about than fake producers creating fake love stories. The only way to change this is with ownership,” Master P wrote in the caption/.

Peep the post below. 

A longstanding joke about Lays potato chips is that if you get a bag, most of what you’ll actually receive is air. Many Lays lovers are often met with more empty space than actual chips, and Tokyo Vanity had the same complaint about Master P‘s Rap Snacks. The hip hop mogul diversified his portfolio to include ramen noodles and chips, all of which feature names and imagery of your favorite rap stars. 

Love & Hip Hop star Tokyo Vanity recently shared a video to her Instagram page that showed her opening up a bag of Romeo Miller’s BBQ chips. “B*tch, I’m about to call the police,” the Lousiana rapper quipped. She feels the bag and it’s obvious that there are only a few chips at the bottom. “Percy-muthaf*ckin’-Miller. This sh*t is ridiculous. It’s ridiculous!”

The Millers were made aware of the unfortunate situation, so they surprised Tokyo Vanity with a few free boxes of Rap Snacks to make up for her previous experience. The reality star was more than excited to receive the gift, and she made sure to note in future videos that she has no beef with Master P’s hip hop snack brand. Take a look at her videos above and below.

Master P is a man of the community and in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, he’s putting his efforts towards making sure the most vulnerable group in New Orleans is protected. By now, health officials have made it abundantly clear that the elderly are the most at-risk of dying from Coronavirus. Speaking to TMZ, the No Limit CEO announced that he’s offering services to the elderly in New Orleans to make sure they’re staying Coronavirus-free. Master P revealed that he’s offering the elderly free deep cleaning for their home as well as free hand sanitizer.

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In addition to the disinfecting homes and handing out hand sanitizers, which have become a hot commodity these days, Master P revealed that his foundation Team Hope NOLA have made several cash donations and have been using resources to supply the elderly with groceries. The hand sanitizers have also been packaged with grocery deliveries.

In order to get the hand sanitizers and free disinfectants, anyone in the New Orleans area that’s above the age of 60 can go onto TeamHopeNOLA.org or mastercleanlife.com and sign up for Master P’s new service.

“My thing is a lot of people forget about the elderly and a lot of the elderly are the ones gettin’ hit hard,” he said. Check out the clip below.

WEtv is kicking out these seasons of Growing Up Hip Hop. The show has been faced with major changes now that Romeo Miller and his father Master P have stepped away from the series. Fans will now get a glimpse into what led up to the hip hop mogul family deciding that they no longer wanted to be associated with the franchise.

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A trailer for the new season of Growing Up Hip Hop was released on Friday (March 27) and the show is certainly turning up the drama. Pepa and Treach’s daughter Egypt Criss finds herself at odds with her friends over her fiancé Sam. Things even come to blows with Briana Latrise, former step-daughter to Mary J. Blige. While things kick up with that storyline, the tit-for-tat between Angela Simmons and Romeo rages on. 

The Millers suggested that Romeo was doing the right thing with Angela, especially because he could have taken advantage of her while she was morning the death of her son’s father, Sutton Tennyson. In a later scene, Romeo and Master P are confronted by others like Dame Dash’s son Boogie Dash and Eazy-E’s son Lil Eazy-E. Things get heated during the talk and Percy Miller wasn’t about to have anything go left in his presence. Check out the trailer for the explosive season below including Dame getting arrested and speaking about the accusations against him.

Bow Wow is officially "done" with Growing Up Hip Hop, following in the footsteps of his castmates, Master P and Romeo Miller, who recently revealed that they would be departing from the show as well. Bow Wow has been a part of the Growing Up Hip Hop family since GUHH: Atlanta premiered in 2017, but he's been making some appearances on the original series this past season as well. However, it looks like he's done with the franchise for good, as he declared social media that he was quitting the show, and even invited his fellow cast member and potential love interest, Angela Simmons, to join him.

"We done w/ Growing Up Hip Hop!" he wrote on his Instagram story. "We on to bigger and better things! @angelasimmons lets do the unthinkable #history." He also tweeted a similar message, adding that the producers need to get their sh*t together.

Lil Baby may have not completed high school but the strides he's made in his career have put him in a position to give back. Yesterday, the rapper made a surprise visit to his old high school in Atlanta, Booker T. Washington High School. The rapper popped up with a surprise performance before announcing that he would be giving away a $150K scholarship to a student at Book T. Washington.

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"From the time I left here to now, I’ve had a crazy journey,” Lil Baby told Billboard. “Just to be able to come back on a positive note and actually touch this ground again and see some of these faces again... I can’t even explain it. I was once in a state where I knew for sure I wasn’t ever coming back here. To be able to come, give back and be something, and perform for children, that means everything to me."

The initiative was launched alongside the support of Amazon Music's Rap Rotation, Quality Control, Wolfpack Global, and Motown Records who titled the scholarship fund after the rapper's latest album.

"A majority of the students in these neighborhoods, when they have good grades most of them don’t have support. They don’t have a family who can afford to [send them] to a good college or the college they want to go to," he added.

After slightly confirming the news on Instagram last month, dynamic father/son duo Master P and Romeo stopped by Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club with Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy to officially break it to fans of the WE tv reality series Growing Up Hip-Hop that they won’t be returning to the show.

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While it was initially reported that Romeo’s exit was influenced by a fake love triangle storyline, the Miller men decided to clear up the air a bit so people know the real reason for their departure. “I feel like the show is not going where it used to be at,” P said in response to the question of whether or not it was true they were leaving, also citing integrity as a huge factor as well. Romeo chimed in for a clearer answer by saying inner peace, mental health and growth are his main priorities after being in the game for 19 years, also adding “It’s not about the money; I’m the highest paid on the network. I had to walk away because I can’t sell my soul for money — I can’t sell my soul for a storyline. It’s never worth it for me at the end of the day.” 

Watch Master P and Romeo further explain their exit from Growing Up Hip-Hop on The Breakfast Club below, in addition to talking about generational wealth, their many entrepreneurial endeavors and Biggie-branded Rap Snacks:

When it comes to how the Millers do business, they always make sure it’s a family affair. Master P has been building a legacy for decades, even prior to the inception of No Limit. The mogul is a producer, label owner, designer, philanthropist, restauranteur, actor, motivational speaker, a former NBA player. The empire he’s built hasn’t been just for himself; Percy Miller has integrated his children into his business ventures so that he can create generational wealth through his lineage.

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Master P’s son Romeo Miller has been right by his father’s side and they continue to build together. Yet, Romeo revealed on social media that people advised him not to work too closely with his father because it was hindering his growth, not helping. His Instagram post read, “A family doesn’t have to be perfect; it just needs to be united.” 

In the caption, Romeo expounded on that thought. “You’ll be surprised how many companies, business partners, and even people in the industry tried to tell me my togetherness and bond with my father and (family) is a weakness to my own greatness ???,” penned Romeo. “Boy the devil is a liar hahaha. Better wake up! They know what we are capable of if we stick together. Do you?”

He added, “Through thick or thin, ain’t nobody turning me on my parents (some sh*t u gotta just take to the grave). No family is perfect, but we must stay united through the ways of this wicked world. God Got Me! . Exodus 20:12 #BlackExcellence #NoFamilyIsPerfect #ProsAndCons.” Check out his post below.