'Black Ink Crew: Compton': KP and Tim blame show's producers for new set of problems

KP and Tim are both upset and disappointed with the producers for doing this
KP in 'Black Ink Crew: Compton' (VH1)
KP in 'Black Ink Crew: Compton' (VH1)

VH1's 'Black Ink Crew: Compton' is a reality drama show that features renowned tattoo artist Danny Kirkpatrick and his crew. KP intends to change how the world thinks about his city and that is proving to be quite difficult, judging by his present problems. KP's crew at IAM is working on their plan to reopen their tattoo shop after the pandemic.

All packed with hidden truths and drama, 'Black Ink Crew: Compon' Season 2 makes for an interesting watch. In the show's recent episode, KP and Tim finally feel like all things are on track and going perfectly for IAM. However, in a shocking turn of events, they realize that there are some significant complications headed their way. A new ordinance prohibits opening a tattoo shop in Compton. KP and Tim blamed the show's producers for going behind their backs and getting the proper documentation to film the show. They feel that may have made things worse for them. KP ends up calling out the producers for their actions but also reached out to his father for his help in fixing the mess.

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The previous episode was a good turn for Vudu as she met her biological father for the first time and got to know the hidden truth about her mother and stepfather. But it was Alana who was facing troubles due to her mother's presence. Alana continues to clash with her mother after she warned her to be more careful about who she is hanging with. However, things become worse for Alana when she admits that her boyfriend was in jail.

KP and Tim discuss the blowup that happened at the staff dinner. Their conversation is cut short after the show's executive producer tells them they weren't successful when they tried to get permission from the city to film the show in the shop.  KP and Tim both get upset and disappointed with producers for going behind their back to do this. A new mayor was recently posted to the city and they needed to be there for talking with those who are in charge. Things are getting tough for KP and the IAM crew.

'Black Ink Crew: Compton' airs every Monday on VH1 at 8 pm ET.

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