Lala was acting shady


Lala tried to get Jesus a agent to meet. She was cheating on Jesus with the agent. I'm glad Jesus saw right through her. What kind of woman does that to Jesus. A person is suppose to have your back through thick and thin instead of turning grimey.

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I know right. I thought she really was on his side and helping him instead she was a money hungry hoe and sleeping behind Jesus back.

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I know right. I thought she really was on his side and helping him instead she was a money hungry hoe and sleeping behind Jesus back.


That's way too harsh of a judgment on a kid in high school, much less one growing up in the Coney Island projects, where I imagine the natural tendency would be if you are presented with an opportunity to get on the fast track to fame and fortune then seize it. Yes Lala wanted to get rich quick (Who in the ghetto doesn't want that?) but she wanted that for Jesus as well and was doing what she thought would be best for the two of them, and made poor relationship decisions along the way. By the end of the movie it seemed like she had learned her lesson and would have done things differently if she could go back in time. She definitely behaved badly but I don't believe it was with cruel intentions, I believe she would have settled down with Jesus once he got his multi-million dollar deal but we'll never know.

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In other news: the Pope is Catholic! Bears 5hit in the woods!

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She explained herself, that once he hit the big time, she was going to be left in the dust anyway, so she might as well get something out of it... She was right...

But then again, you have a guy like LeBron, who married his highschool sweetheart and have 3 kids together.

Lala must've known the relationship wasn't gonna last.

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He was gonna take care of her, but she f u k e d around and played her Puerto Rican azz out anyway.
I think that abortion she had made her screwed up or something.

Spoiler alert for them spoil sports out there! Y'all like spoiled milk, stop crying over it!

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