Confronting Rolling Ray was something Bobby Lytes believes he had to do.
Bobby Lytes agreed to face off with Rolling Ray on the next episode of “The Conversation.” The first look was shown ahead of the premiere of Tommie Lee and Akbar V’s controversial sitdown. Already, some people have taken to social media to call out Bobby. And he’s been accused of being an ableist since he took shots at the fact that Ray uses a wheelchair.
Before the controversial moments, Bobby talked about his issues with Ray to “Love And Hip Hop Hollywood” star Zell Swag. “He’s been talking a lot of sh*t for years now. Mister Choo Choo Train, there’s a lot of things I don’t like about you.”
As for Ray, he made it clear he isn’t going to tolerate any disrespect. “I’m 25 and popping. And b*tches old, old news. And if he comes disrespectful and tries to act all cute, it’s gonna be up and stuck. Purr.”
When both come face to face, Ray lets the warnings fly. “It’s not nothing funny. I’m not here to play games with you.” And Bobby says, “Just keep you and your tricycle over there.”
Ray matches the disrespect. “Answer the question, Bobby D*kes.” And Bobby doesn’t back down. “I will walk up them stairs, something you can’t do.”
At one point, Ray even sings his insults to Bobby. “Bobby will never be anything in life. They call him Bobby D*kes.”
The episode premieres on November 7, 8 pm/EST.
After the backlash rolled in and Bobby’s supporters began to question why he agreed to appear on the episode, Bobby took to Instagram to write the following, “? Sometimes a KING must come down from his throne to address a pawn…♟ #TheConversation”
He also asked fans to watch the episode before condemning him.
