This season finale had all the drama and scandal one can expect.
The season finale for “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” was intense. After a drama-filled season, the show capped it all off with a showdown between Veronica Vega and Amara La Negra. In the clip above about the fight, it is clear that Vega was doing her best to instigate some kind of confrontation. The scene starts with her calling Amara La Negra and Jojo fake and asking Steph Lecor why she is even hanging out with them. Then, while yelling, it looks like she reaches into her pocket and throws something at Jojo. Amara La Negra quickly reacts and jumps on the table and it becomes a melee with security ripping them apart. That’s when Vega’s tirade of insults takes a turn and people are offended.
“Tell the little girls, tell them that you’re a fake ass hoe with fake ass hair, representing a culture that you don’t f*cking understand,” Vega screams at Amara La Negra. She added in her confessional: “Your skin might be darker, my skin might be lighter, but we all black, girl. We all came from the same place.”
Twitter users are not happy with Vega’s comment.
Did Veronica Vega just call herself black? #LHHMIA pic.twitter.com/kQ0j8aSBDI
— eliza✨ (@elizaa_jay) March 7, 2018
Vega continues in her confessional to say that there are real people and fake people when it comes to cultural representation and implies that she is the real one in the argument.
Confusion and anger about her insensitive comment led to a Twitter dragging for the ages.
Can someone please inform Veronica Vega she is not black? #LHHMIA pic.twitter.com/ZhJFTGjYV5
— Beth Davidson (@BVDavids) March 7, 2018
People really want to know if Vega truly believes that she is black.
Legit, people have a real problem with Vega’s claim of being black.
Veronica Vega (a white latina) called Amara a “fake ass afro-latina,” said she represents a culture she “doesn’t understand” and then proceeded to say “your skin might be darker but we’re all black” and LORD I am triggered. #LHHMIA
— Jules (@thecityofjules) March 6, 2018
It’s just not okay. Period.
And they didn’t let the whole “fake” comments slide.
You was telling Âmara she wants to make it in a culture she doesn't understand when you're a black wannabe, at least she is actually latina. I would be jealous too… She is everything you wish you were (and no we are all not black).
— Blah Blah (@PureDarIing) March 6, 2018
Appropriating black culture to further one’s music career has been the topic of many discussions lately. Other artists who have been accused of using black culture to boost their careers include Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, and Miley Cyrus. When will people learn that appropriation is not appreciation?
Twitter users even called out Vega’s use of weave and wigs after calling Amara La Negra’s hair fake.
Are those box braid extensions? AKA black girls been rocking these braids forever? Didn’t you tell Amara stop being fake with her afro wig? How is this any different? That’s exactly the problem with you white Latina chicks in Miami. Our style is trendy for you but fake on us.
— Cyan Rivers (@cyanrivers) March 7, 2018
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Some people across the Internet are using GIFs to express how appalled they are by Vega’s statement and behavior.
#LHHMIA The Latino community doesn't claim Veronica Vega pic.twitter.com/7j70bvISO7
— Lizette (@LizetteDeLeon01) March 6, 2018
Dayum. That is some savagery.
But a few Twitter users just want Vega to remember that it’s Amara La Negra’s career that’s taking off.
Why do I see @AmaraLaNegraALN everywhere and @VeronicaVega nowhere but on #LHHMiami ??? pic.twitter.com/BsmPie0fav
— ClarksWife09 (@1979Tweet) March 7, 2018
#DECEASED
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