Prank Wars Part 2: Who Killed Clayboy?

Season 2, Episode 7, Aired

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A ingurgitate of foul pranks ensues when two bad girl factions battle for household control. When songstress Lyric returns she is appalled by all the off note behavior.
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    The antics get crazier and the Party Girls are seriously in need of some type of intervention. Now in the beginning, I felt sorry for anybody having to deal with Tanisha but its time to pop off now. The Hyenas wake up and starting eating the tainted food and drinking whatever while the Party Girls watch on and continue pissing in the kitchen sink. When you think it couldn't get anything worst, the Party Girls including Lyric have male friends over and Darlen attempts to do something extremely nasty to one dude that is completely filthy. Although Tanisha misses the fact that she is eating some tainted food, she does notice people messing with her stuff. Hanna is getting more irritated over the entire situation and Lyric is still pretty much staying out of it so far. We do get to see her acting more normal when she's speaking with her mom, instead of mother earth with a habit of stealing. She's still cool though. The war continues and it seems like the fire is about to connect with the gas on the next episode, can't wait.moreless
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