Black Ink Crew New York Season 9 Episode 10

Spilling the Tea: Black Ink Crew NYC Episode 10 - Did Anyone Else...?

Okay, let's talk about Black Ink Crew: New York. Specifically, Season 9, Episode 10. Did anyone else feel like they were watching a soap opera disguised as a tattoo reality show?

Seriously, the drama was thicker than the ink they were using. Was it good TV? Absolutely. Was it…realistic? Well…

The Ceaser Saga Continues

First off, Ceaser. Bless his heart. He's always got something going on, doesn't he? This episode, it was all about mending fences. Or, at least, attempting to.

The whole reconciliation thing felt a bit forced, if I'm honest. Like everyone knew they *had* to be in the same room, but no one actually *wanted* to be.

Am I the only one who thinks Ceaser thrives on the chaos? I mean, come on, dude. You bring it on yourself! Unpopular opinion, maybe, but it had to be said.

Puma: The Voice of Reason (Sometimes)

Then there's Puma. He's usually the "voice of reason," or at least tries to be. This episode, he was mostly trying to navigate the Ceaser minefield.

I give him credit for trying to keep the peace. Though, let's be real, sometimes his "reason" is just him stirring the pot in a slightly nicer way.

But hey, without Puma's commentary, would we even know what's going on half the time? Probably not.

The Tattoo Art: Let's Not Forget the Ink!

Oh yeah, there were tattoos involved, right? Sometimes I forget, with all the yelling and relationship drama.

We saw some cool pieces this episode. But honestly, the artistry sometimes gets overshadowed by all the personal stuff.

Maybe they should rename the show to "Black Ink: Where Drama Happens to Tattoos." It's got a ring to it, don't you think?

Relationship Rollercoaster

Let's talk about the relationships. They are… something. Up, down, all around. Who's dating who? Who's fighting with who? It's hard to keep track.

One minute they're best friends, the next they're throwing shade like it's going out of style. It's exhausting, even just watching it.

I'm convinced half the relationships on this show are just for the cameras. Prove me wrong, Black Ink Crew, prove me wrong!

The Unsung Heroes

Shout out to the people behind the scenes who have to edit all this footage. They deserve hazard pay.

Imagine sifting through hours of arguments and emotional outbursts. I'd need a vacation after one episode.

Seriously, editors, we salute you! You're the real MVPs.

Final Thoughts

So, episode 10. Was it groundbreaking television? No. Was it entertaining? Absolutely.

Will I be tuning in next week to see what fresh hell unfolds? You bet your sweet bippy I will.

Black Ink Crew: New York, never change. (But maybe get everyone some therapy? Just a suggestion.)

And that's the tea. Let me know if you felt the same way!

Unpopular Opinion Alert: I actually miss some of the earlier seasons. Remember when it was *mostly* about the tattoos? Good times.