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So if you are interested, click the link in the description box. I would be sitting in my corner like — what’s the like — the music would get louder, she would get louder. And I’m talking about like crazy.

I know it’s so crazy ’cause y’all be like, “How Stunna don’t know Spanish?” This is why I don’t know Spanish, ’cause she never taught me Spanish. She would only teach me cuss words.

So the music would just get louder and she would just be singing this and — oh my god — she loved Snoop Dogg like that was her favorite person. But she would be so weird with it.

She’ll be like, “Hey puppy, me love Snoop Dogg.” Like I don’t know what it was about Snoop Dogg but she loved that man. So that’s all you would hear was Mexican music, Snoop Dogg, Mexican music, Snoop Dogg.

So apparently we got Stunna Girl. If you guys don’t know Stunna Girl — I don’t know if her and Blueface is still in a relationship, but apparently Stunna Girl is talking about giving us a story about her grandma.

I believe Stunna Girl is — I’m not sure what is her ethnicity. Let’s see. She is an American writer, blah blah blah, California. Okay. She’s got Mexican roots.

She’s mentioning she’s talking about her grandma, which is Nana. And her grandma was Mexican. Is Mexican.

Bro. Y’all about to make me scream out laughing. I’m literally turning up, this is so funny. But like, she just would be so weird with Snoop Dogg.

Like Mexican music and Snoop Dogg — like that was her thing. Mind you, my grandma is full Mexican. Like she’s a little Mexican lady. Little five-foot Mexican lady.

Like she meant Snoop Dogg like that was her man. Girl, you couldn’t tell her nothing about Snoop Dogg or Mexican music. Then she had a friend named Jenny. Her and Jenny would get high as a kite.

Here’s where the hinge swings the first time: Jenny was her home girl, but Jenny looked like a stud. Dang, grandma.

Oh my god. She watched this. She is going to blaze me. So she had a Mexican — I mean her Mexican homegirl’s name was Jenny. Jenny’s hair was like cut butcher style.

Like her and Jenny — that was her get-high buddy. Mind you, her and Jenny used to — like Jenny was damn near a sucker. She would just let my grandma punk her.

My grandma would be like, “(Expletive) Jenny, I’m not messing with Jenny.” She’d punch Jenny. Jenny would be right back in her house smoking with her the next day like nothing happened.

Damn. She talking about grandma. Grandma was smoking. So as a kid, I used to always just watch her and Jenny and I used to dance.

And I used to be in my head like, “Damn, Jenny. Like when you going to stand up for yourself?” Like I knew that at a young age that Jenny didn’t stand up for herself.

Come to find out, Jenny used to put my grandma’s checks in her name. So my grandma, she was on that little — what’s that called? Where you supposed to have a worker.

So Jenny was really her friend, but Jenny was her worker. Employee.

This is how my grandma gets people. She’ll be like, “I’m going to put my checks in your name. Just get me high.” Whole time she really punking Jenny.

Jenny ain’t getting no money out the — well the welfare — what is it called? Healthcare check. Jenny ain’t getting no money out the healthcare check.

Usually this goes the opposite way. You put something in somebody’s name, they don’t end up giving your ass the money. You know what I’m saying?

They like, “Oh, it ain’t hit yet. My check ain’t hit yet.” Whole time the check is there. But I guess in this case, I don’t know. Grandma got this unlocked. God damn.

So in reality, Jenny just over there to smoke some. So as a kid, I used to just be watching her and Jenny, and I used to think like one day we hate Jenny, then the next day we’re cool with Jenny. You know what I’m saying?

But Jenny was always back. Jenny was always taking her to go to the grocery store, you know, to get the — what is it? TV dinners, whatever.

So when my mom came home, this is why they had a big fallout, ’cause my mom was like, “What the (expletive) did y’all do with the money?”

So when my mom started asking me questions, I started telling her what I saw. I just used to say her and Jenny used to be smoking. They used to be just doing a lot of (expletive).

Come to find out, as I got older, her and Jenny was really lesbian.

Second hinge: Yep. Yo, Grandma said she was hanging out with lesbians, so (expletive). Hey, her and Jenny was really lesbian lovers.

Like I never knew that as a kid. Oh my god. It just makes me laugh nowadays because I never knew her and Jenny was lesbian lovers.

Like all of it makes sense now. Like when my mom put the pieces to the puzzle, it all makes (expletive) sense.

Mind you, my grandma was so in love with my grandpa. She would put the (expletive) in jail and then she’d be right back with the (expletive).

Like they’ll be like — he’d be like, “I ain’t messing with her. I ain’t messing with Susie. I ain’t messing with Leon.” They’d be right back together.

But Jenny was the oddball out the group. Till this day, her and Jenny is still cool. But like, I didn’t know that was her lesbian lover.

So throughout the years, I just used to think this was her punk-ass friend that she used to be punking all the time.

Really, Jenny was the get-high partner. Jenny was the driver. Jenny was the healthcare worker. Jenny was Granny’s lesbian.

Jenny was Granny’s lesbian Nana. That’s my Nana. That was her lesbian (expletive). Jenny was Granny’s lesbian lover, bro.

And I never (expletive) knew it. Like that really was a plot twist.

So when my mom got out of jail, she like — basically what happened was her and Jenny smoked up all the (expletive) money. That’s why we never had (expletive).

That’s why we had holes in our shoes. That’s why we was eating TV dinners. Her and my grandma smoked up all the (expletive) money.

When my mom got out, my grandma blamed it on Jenny. Whole time, her and Jenny was in on it. They plotted on the money.

They smoked all the (expletive) money up, (expletive). And they was lesbian lovers.

And that’s exactly why — that’s exactly why her and my grandma was into it. And I never knew that. So that was really a big plot twist to me.

Like when I got older, imagine thinking like your grandma’s friend — and you know I’m thinking Auntie Jenny, Auntie Jenny. I’m thinking this my auntie the whole time.

Whole time.

Whole time they was hunching. They was carpet munching and I never knew. That’s some funny-ass (expletive).

Now she blamed her. Girl, they was pointing at each other like, “SHE DID IT. SHE DID IT. She did it.” Whole time both you (expletive) smoked up all the money.

Yep. They smoked up all the money. My mom left them when she went to jail. Hold on, y’all. It’s making me do this little thing on my live.

The whole time, though. Like, man, I got so many stories I could tell with my Nana and Jenny, girl. But anyways, yeah — when my mom went to jail when I was younger, that’s like a whole saga in itself.

Y’all love my story time ’cause it be some real (expletive). That’s why it be funny. People ask, “Is that really her?” I know, right? ‘Cause y’all be like, “What the (expletive)?”

Yeah, it do. More story times. It’s crazy ’cause I remember a lot. I just feel like ’cause it was traumatic to me. So I remember it.

Third hinge: You look so pretty. Thank you. Y’all said the plot twist was crazy. Oh my gosh.

I think the stories with my grandma do be just hilarious, though. But some of them be kind of sad. That’s why I don’t be telling them like — ’cause that lady used to be tweaked the (expletive) out.

But one thing I could say, though — I give my grandma grace for is because even though she was high off her ass, high as giraffe nuts, she at least kept us four siblings together as long as she could.

Because without her, we would have went straight to CPS. And that could have been a good thing or a bad thing, but I think that was a good thing because we all got to stay together even if we were in her high-ass (expletive) house.

You know what I’m saying? But she kept us together. I feel like that should count as something.

Hey, man, shout out to Stunna Girl, man. Shout out to Grandma. Grandma sounds like she was a wild girl.

I don’t really know too much about Stunna Girl. I honestly just know like her little — she’s with — well I don’t know if they still together but still with like Blueface.

Other than that, I really don’t know too much about her, but I ain’t going to lie — it sounds like her upbringing was kind of wild. You know what I mean? Shout out to Grandma.

But yeah, you know what I’m saying? Damn. Grandma sound like a little feisty little something. You know what I’m saying?

Like you just got to imagine like a little short Mexican lady, god damn, causing havoc, beating up on the god damn her lesbian friend. God damn. You know what I’m saying?

So, I ain’t going to lie — Stunna Girl might have had it a little rough. I’m not sure. You know what I’m saying?

But y’all let me know what y’all think in the comments below. Shout out to Stunna Girl — she doing her thing. She had just really came out of nowhere.

I ain’t going to even lie — I don’t really know any of her music or nothing like that. I literally just heard of her from like just the Blueface thing.

But I got to check some of her music out. You know what I’m saying? See if she got some — ’cause sometimes the girls be having some fire music. I ain’t going to cap to y’all.

But yeah, man. (Expletive). Shout out to Stunna Girl. Wish her nothing but the best. Shout out to Grandma.

Hopefully Grandma — you know what I’m saying? — still doing good. She said Grandma and — what was the girl’s name? Whoever she was bullying is still good to this day.

Still god damn hanging out to this day. So shout out to Stunna Girl. Shout out to Grandma. I appreciate y’all.

Hopefully Grandma ain’t on that whatever she was on. You know what I’m saying? Hopefully she ain’t on that no more.

But I appreciate y’all. Make sure y’all smash that like button. Make sure y’all follow both storytime channels. We still hustle daily and still hustle daily.

I love y’all. Appreciate y’all. I’m out. Peace.

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