Snoop Play Analysis

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As we all watched all the drama go down on Love and Hip-hop New York season 7, we also got a look into Felicia "Snoop" Pearson personal and love life, besides knowing her from the hit show The Wire. "Snoop" Pearson opened up about her love life with former girlfriend J. Adrienne who left her son with his father in Chicago to start a life and career with Snoop in New York City. Soon throughout the show J. Adrienne's obsessive and crazy ways made snoop fed up. Snoop tried to have a business relationship with J. Adrienne but that failed because she could not control her emotions and feelings about Snoop and exploded on the show at a Showcase Snoop was doing for her artist on her record label Beautiful Gangstas. It seems though J. Adrienne hasn't

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