Peter Gunz is over the Stevie J. Comparisons, Says Tara is Too Smart to Be Compared to Mimi

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Peter Gunz’s love triangle with Amina Buddafly and his baby mama Tara Wallace reminds a lot of people of the infamous love triangle that made “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” such a major success its first season. Naturally, to us it makes a lot of sense why folks would compare Stevie J, Joseline Hernandez, and Mimi Faust to Peter Gunz, Amina Buddafly and Tara Wallace. However, Peter is completely over the comparisons.

He tells VH1:

It bothers me a little bit because they say I’m trying to be Stevie J. I understand the comparison – two women, he’s with the side chick, you know, it bothers me a little bit because I never watched Love & Hip Hop Atlanta but I knew immediately that my story line was along the lines of his because I had producers and everyone around me saying ‘Oh, we’ve got another Stevie J-Joseline-Mimi thing.” But no, me and Stevie J are two completely different characters. He’s more on the funny character side while my situation is very real and it’s just a different pedigree of people. Sorry, no disrespect, it’s just a different pedigree of women and situation. I think that’s why I catch so much heat and Stevie gets away with it. He was hated for a little while but then beloved because it’s almost like, funny and he’s a character, he has the faces and the pregnancy test in his back pocket. This situation is serious and Tara doesn’t seem like a person who would tolerate nothing like that, she’s extremely intelligent, master’s degree, well-versed. Amina: beautiful, extremely talented. Why are these two beautiful women taking this from this old one hit wonder?

We’re assuming Peter Gunz must have conveniently forgotten that he hinted on Twitter weeks ago that his storyline is fake.