‘You’re the Non-mothafkn-factor Now’: O.G. Totally Owns Evelyn Lozada After She’s Exposed for Saying Afro-Latina-Identifying Star Is ‘Not Black’

The gloves have come all the way off in the battle between Evelyn Lozada and O.G.

After the “Basketball Wives” stars dug up receipts proving each other wrong over the origins of O.G.’s DMs with Lozada’s ex-husband Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, the feud further devolved into a criticism of Lozada’s blackness or lack thereof.

“Chad wants to be with a black woman!” O.G. asserts in the Oct. 2 episode after she shared messages of the former Cincinnati Bengals player appearing to hit on the star in 2011 when he and Lozada were engaged. “You’re not black! You can gel your hair down all you want, you can say n—a this and n—a that. … You’re not black!”

In her confessional scene, O.G. went on to call out Lozada’s choice of cornrows for the cast’s trip to Costa Rica and slammed her co-star’s supposedly casual dropping of the n-word as “disgusting.”

For her part, Lozada affirmed she identifies as Afro-Latina in her own confessional, coinciding with her recent remark on E!’s “Just the Sip” where she said a “Basketball Wives” star shouted at her, “Bβ€”h, you think you black!”

“Guess what, b—h? I’m proud,” Lozada says in her confessional scene. “So you can suck my d–k.”

Cut back to the scene and O.G. fires off that Lozada “will never be black” no matter how many Black men she’s slept with. She also asserted that Lozada’s curves were bought, while the self-proclaimed Nigerian Knockout’s booty is “genetic, b—h!”

“You better walk away! You better walk away!” O.G. shouts as Lozada strode in the opposite direction.

“Watching Evelyn walk away is the greatest satisfaction and vindication I could have asked for,” O.G. states in her confessional before circling back to the receipts. “It is clear that she is day-old bread and it is time to take out the trash.”

The on-screen clash has led many to declare season 8 underdog O.G. the apparent winner in her and Lozada’s ongoing feud.

“Team OG 🎯 message to Evelyn: You’re the non-mothafkn-factor now πŸ€·πŸ½β€β™€οΈ Karma comes back around.”

“Hahhhaa karma is a b—h.. Remember you messed with Tami Ex and she was married.. Hmmm πŸ€”πŸ€”πŸ€”πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚”

“mortal combat,Finish her Og😁😁😁”

“Yesss OG finally somebody stuck it too they asses πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚”

“Evelyn looked cheap. They went over there trying to start and Og gave it right to her.”

“I love OG 😍 Evelyn finally met her matchπŸ€£πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜©”

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