“Messy teacher” — Baddies Midwest fans react to Akbar trying to mediate Big Lex and Jela’s argument

Baddies Midwest returned with a new episode on Sunday, November 24, 2024. In one episode segment, Akbar pulled Jela aside to discuss her ongoing tussle with ‘newbie’ Big Lex. When Jela revealed that Big Lex had accused her of being a bully, Akbar called the new joiner so they could address their issue.

In the previous episode, Big Lex called Jela out for bullying others and avoiding fighting people her own size. Although Jela was ready to tackle her, the guards intervened and stopped them from clashing.

In the latest segment, Akbar asked Jela about her argument with Big Lex. After Jela explained what caused their dispute, Akbar mentioned that she disapproved of Big Lex calling Jela a bully. The Baddies Midwest star stated she wanted to get to the bottom of the matter and hopefully, help them reconcile.

Akbar called Big Lex, hoping she would talk things through with Jela without getting into a fistfight. However, it did not take long before Jela and Big Lex got into a scuffle. Baddies Midwest fans took to X to express their views on Akbar’s intervention. They believed it instigated the row between Jela and Big Lex.

“akbar is like that messy teacher that tryna squash something knowing it’s not finna get squash,” a fan wrote.

“Akbar instigated so bad lol,” another fan commented.

“Lex should have popped Akbar, too … cause who tf Akbar think she is,” a netizen tweeted.

Many Baddies Midwest fans felt Big Lex and Jela would not have clashed had Akbar not intervened in their dispute.

“Akbar so mf funny She in that mf setting up fights left and right,” a user reacted.

“Akbar needa STFU ! Like btch sit your ugly messy a** down ! Mind your business somebody needa get on her a** !” a person commented.

“Akbar a** just on there instigating & being messy,” another fan wrote.

“Akbar like someone auntie.. why she get on Baddies Midwest giving old, tired, and bitter I don’t even know if bitter is the word,” one user posted.

At the same time, some Baddies Midwest fans criticized Akbar for demeaning Big Lex.

“big lex i think akbar need that! why she checking you?” a person reacted.

“Akbar sounds stupid af calling Lex of all people a follower and bully. Like what?” another netizen commented.


“Okay, let’s get it” — Baddies Midwest star Akbar says when Jela and Big Lex start to fight

In episode 5 of Baddies Midwest, Akbar questioned Jela about her ongoing conflict with Big Lex, mentioning that the “circus” scared her. Jela explained that Big Lex accused her of being a bully and criticized her for avoiding clashing with people her size. Akbar was surprised to hear that and listed all the opponents with a size advantage that Jela had fought.

With that said, Akbar said she wanted to summon Big Lex because she felt her allegations were illogical. She mentioned that she disliked the new cast member’s behavior toward Jela, an ‘OG,’ who did not deserve to be called a bully.

She called Big Lex to have a “little talk” with her, hoping to mediate the argument between the two female cast members. However, Rollie was unhappy about Akbar’s decision because she believed calling Big Lex would backfire.

“I just feel like it was gonna be some sh*t if she was gonna get the girl, you know what I’m saying because she got beef with not only Jela but she got beef with f**king Ivori too. This sh*t is about to get f**king wild,” Rollie said.

After Big Lex arrived, Akbar called her a “basketball girl” and criticized her for being a bully and a follower. However, when Big Lex asked Akbar who she was following, she said she did not know because it was the “blind leading the blind at this point.”

The Baddies Midwest star then questioned Big Lex for clashing with Jela, wondering what motivated the cast member to dislike the ‘OG.’ One thing led to another and Jela and Big Lex started throwing punches.

As Akbar watched the two fight, she said:

“Okay, let’s get it.”


Baddies Midwest releases new episodes every Sunday only on Zeus.

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