The Salt-N-Pepa Show Recap - Episode 13 - Son’s Best Friend

Give it up one time for the single moms!
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Give it up one time for the single moms!
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Does Pep look fat in this?

She thinks so!
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At last, the moment old-school fans have been waiting for: Salt-N-Pepa’s return to the recording studio. But first!

Because nothing says hip-hop like…breathing exercises.
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In this episode, Spinderella returns…

…and so does drama. Funny how they seem to travel together.
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Some people throw parties…

…and some people are the party. Welcome back, Pep!
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To recap VH1’s year in Celebreality programming, we’re honoring the craziness (and, let’s face it: crazies) with an informal (and fairly arbitrary) set of awards we’re giving away online. Actually, there are no real awards to give away, but hey, it’s the thought that counts. It is, after all, the holiday season.
Part 1, dedicated to special achievements in Celebreality, went up yesterday. Part 2 continues today with the superlatives. The first category is Best Filming Location: Hooters on Hogan Knows Best.

You can see that Hulk’s mother is sitting at the table with them, on this final episode of Season 4 of Hogan Knows Best. What’s notable about this is that Hooters was her choice of dining locations. And what’s dually notable about that is Grandma Ruth revealed that she had just visited the jiggle joint the week before, only to revise her recollection: “Oh, it was yesterday!” She’s a regular. At Hooters.
How did the Hogans follow this up? With a visit to Fashion Bug, of course, where Brooke attempted persuade Grandma to buy clear heels, “like me and mom.”

That is a tasty after-dinner mint, if ever there were.
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When Pepa takes control and plans a benefit appearance, does she end up driving Salt to laughter or crazy? Only Salt’s shrink knows for sure!
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Everything you need to know about this episode can be gathered from looking at Spin’s face:

Turmoil!
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In this episode, Pepa sets out to find herself a man.

Look at how much fun dating can be? Ah, to be a swinging single…
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After having over five years off…

…it’s on!
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With over twenty years in the game, Spinderella is more than qualified to talk about this year’s Hip Hop Honors. The Salt N’ Pepa MC helped make the group a household name while driving home the point that in hip-hop, a woman’s place is behind the decks, not just in the videos. Spin was kind enough to share her fond memories (a personal serenade by Guy) and not-so-fond memories (near-death experience with Missy) with us.
WHODINI
WHODINI was my first concert, besides Salt N’ Pepa, when I first got with [Salt N’ Pepa]. It was one of those Fresh Fests, in ‘87. I was brand new, like 16 or 17. I got to stand in the front, because I was with Salt N’ Pepa. I was like, “What the hell am I doing here?” I remember Jalil was singing to me — I was like “Oh my God.”
MISSY ELLIOTT
Me and Missy — we have a personal story — we could have died! I was driving in her car with her, and it was a really rainy night. It was flooding. She decides that she wants to drive through this big flood, and I was like, “I don’t know about this.” There was a police barricade stopping people from going down this one street, but we just said forget it, because my car was right there. The water kept rising. We could have gotten arrested if we didn’t die.
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