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Where It All Started\r - Ochocinco makes an all-star entrance into the Penthouse. Mo'Nique made sure to compliment the NFL player on his all-gray suit. "I think Grandma started that--you know where it started at? It started from going to church," said Ochocinco.\r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Giving Back 85 Style\r - On occasion Ochocinco will invite fans to meet him for dinner using Twitter. "I started doing this two to three years [ago] just giving back," said the generous wide receiver. Moments later Ochocinco whipped out a pair of limited edition Christian Louboutin's as a gift to Mo'Nique.\r\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Future Ochocinco Wife - Ochocinco's fiance Evelyn Lozada makes her way into the Penthouse. Lozada was formerly engaged to basketball player Antoine Walker and was a star on the reality show Basketball Wives. (Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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From Twitter Beef to Love\r - Lozada and Ochocinco initally met at a party being thrown by the Bengals wide receiver. According to Lozada, "me and my cast mates were talking a little trash about his party because it wasn't that good of party and his Twitter followers start telling him 'Hey these girls from Basketball Wives are talking trash about your party.'" A Twitter argument soon ensued and the two managed to become good friends.\r \r(Photo: Darell Williams/BET)

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Difference in Opinion?\r - Despite Ochocinco's interest in having a flashy and flamboyant wedding, Lozada prefers a small and intimate wedding setting. Congrats you two!\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Bonjour! - French hip-hop soul duo Les Nubians make their presence felt throughout the Penthouse. From left Célia and Hélène, The two are also sisters.(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Solid Debut - When the Les Nubians released their debut album, it was one of the most successful French language albums in decades. (Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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American Blessing\r - "It was really, really a surprise for us and at first we thought it was mainly French speaking people in America that would love our music and when we arrived and discovered that it was actually everybody and most of all the African-American community embracing us like their children, their sisters, it was really a blessing," says Hélène on their introduction to their American audience.\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Music Is a Weapon\r - On the power of their music reaching an American audience: "It says that music is it's own language. It's universal--you don't need to speak a language to listen to music, to feel music, to feel related and that's the beauty of music. That's why it's the weapon as Fela [Kuti] would say," says Célia.\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Time for Some Action - Les Nubians hit the stage for the evening's performance! Their song of choice: "Veuillez Veiller Sur Vos Reves" (J.Period remix). (Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Rhythm & Banzai\r - Also featured on the song was John Banzai who joined the duo on stage for the soulful performance. Banzai's guest feature is a rap verse in French.\r\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Getting Out Your Dreams - The literal translation of the song title is "Please look after your dreams."\r\r\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Waiting for the DJ - Hélène breaks it down while DJ J. Period holds down the wheels of steel. (Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Makeda Applebum\r - Before the night was through the Les Nubians made sure to take it back and perform their late '90s hit "Makeda."\r\r \r(Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)

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Farewell to Another Great Episode! - From left: Rodney Perry, Les Nubians. Mo'Nique, Evelyn Lozada and Chad Ochocinco. (Photo: Darnell Williams/BET)