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This show tops Dr. Phil, The Maury Show, the Jerry Springer show, any other talk show you can think of! I hope that Karamo just stays how he is, authentic, considerate, respectful, and actually cares about his guests! Unlike the other shows he doesn't expose embarrassing receipts of his guests or allow the crowd to act ghetto, nor encourage any ratchet behavior on stage for the sake of TV ratings. My only criticism for the show is that sometimes Karamo doesn't see both sides in depth even when both sides might have been unreasonable. For example, there was a mom of a trans daughter and the mom seemed to have some concerns about the safety of her daughter when it came to type of crew her daughter was hanging around, yet Karamo looked past her concerns without hearing her out because the daughter called her transphobic. There was another episode with two friends and one of the girls was upset at her friend for leaving her outside of the club (after she was kicked out for defending this friend from an aggressor) in a city she had never been to, and Karamo didn't really acknowledge that this was a valid concern to have. He mainly just focused on both friends coming to terms with being separated and major changes in life when she was right for being upset and he should have put more emphasis on that part. Its about loyalty! Other than that no complaints, I am addicted to this show I recommend it to everyone, as I always say black people do it best and Karamo is proof of that!!

It was an interesting TV series, I watched all the seasons and episodes. My favorite character from the show was Nicole because I feel like she really carried it. For the negatives I believe that Stephanie is problematic and sensitive, Marie is aggressive and spiteful, Dayana is fake and petty, Nicole is materialistic and irresponsible, Kat is a pushover, and the common theme seems to be that the men are still not over the cartel life. The show served its purpose in demonstrating how (most) of the characters broke generafional curses and decided to make money legitimately and legally. What I don't like about the series is the glorification of the cartel life from Michael Blanco. Throughout the series he creates his own business called Pure Blanco which basically glorifies the atrocities of his mother, Griselda Blanco. He seems to be more focused on the "good" things his mom did for him rather than the fact that she exploited him as a child and put his life on the line, is the reason her family was a target for the cartel and is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people. VH1 this was a huge disappointment if these scenes of him worshipping his mom as much as he did were minimal to none this would have been a 5 star review.