?THE LGBT INDIVIDUALS FEATURED ON THE LOVE & HIP HOP FRANCHISE ARE ALL obnoxious, flamboyant, stereotypical, melodramatic & one dimensional.

Let’s not act as if Mona is truly sharing narratives about gay black & brown people that are fruitful to the advancement of LGBT representation.

She chooses the most over the top, overly sex*al, ridiculous CARICATURES to represent our community.

ITS DISGUSTING TO WATCH... hence the reason many of us do not tune in to support.

when everyday gay men are featured; stemming from two parent households, possessing college degrees, involved in monogamous relationships & leading a life that has nothing to do with cosmetology or “styling”, THEN... I’ll applaud Mona for actually being INCLUSIVE.