All language subtitles for The Creep 2024_track3_[eng]

(intro music)

(tense music) (guns cocking)

(electricity buzzing)

♪ When she's gone

♪ It's not warm when she's away ♪

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

♪ She's always gone too long

♪ Anytime she goes away

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

♪ I know, I know, I know, I know, I know ♪

♪ I know, I know, I know, I know, I know ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ I ought to leave young thing alone ♪

♪ Anytime she goes away

♪ Let them niggas know you all business ♪

♪ What it do

♪ From the jump, daddy told me never play the fool ♪

♪ I did that shit once before, call it paying dues ♪

♪ Tighten up, nowadays can't be moving loose ♪

♪ Feel like they only just fuck with me 'cause the shit I do ♪

♪ Movie roles, studio, I'm in, they hear me, cool ♪

♪ If I'm out of pocket, business I be tending to ♪

♪ Now and then my business suit ♪

♪ Is drivers with the pistol too ♪

♪ See I'm gonna execute, they be so professional ♪

♪ Now if it's destitute

♪ I probably won't get no response ♪

♪ I ain't good at making friends ♪

♪ Trust depleted, there ain't none ♪

♪ See I'm the type to sit around putting the fire on ♪

♪ Label this blunt, but I'm the type to be igniting on ♪

♪ I did some wrongs, enough to give advice to some ♪

♪ My old bitch is a therapist, always writing something ♪

♪ Can't be a fool, but I can quote you for the price of one ♪

♪ I've been the nicest one

♪ Since a nigga light the gun

♪ Play the fool, I can't even play the fool ♪

♪ The type of G that I am, I'm hard to cater to ♪

♪ Next one to try me you gonna lose ♪

♪ Ain't gonna make the news

♪ If you choose to make that move, I won't play the fool ♪

(R&B music)

(water running)

(phone buzzing)

- You gonna get that?

- My attention is on you right now.

What's wrong baby?

- I can't do this anymore, Tiffany.

- Do what?

- This.

Us.

- Come on.

Don't tell me you're getting soft on me now.

- I'm just not interested in being your side dude anymore.

Listen.

I want something real.

- What we have is real.

- How?

You go home to your man every night,

I go home to an empty house.

- So what you saying?

Hmm?

- You gotta choose.

- I need more time.

- I'll make it easy for you.

- Wait.

What are you doing?

- Leaving.

- So you're just gonna get dressed and leave?

Terry.

What we have is real, Terry.

You know that.

Come on, Terry.

- It was fun, Tiff.

- Terry.

Terry.

It's okay.

You'll be back.

They always come back.

(tense music)

(intruder knocks)

I knew he was coming back.

I knew you wanted a little more...

- Nah, bitch.

I want you.

(Tiffany screams)

(bird chirping)

- I don't need it.

You always get me right.

- Thank you, Terry.

- I don't know how you sit in that chair all day

flirting with her.

Just go ahead and shoot your shot.

- Over there acting like you don't want to hit it.

We see you.

- Leave Terry alone.

- Well, they ain't lying.

- I mean Olivia, you should have picked up on it by now.

I mean he in here twice a week getting a lineup.

- Well I was kind of curious.

- So.

When are you free so I can take you to dinner?

- Tonight.

Oh my bad.

- Hell, she ain't got shit else to do

but watch Netflix and play with her dirty ass robe.

- You need to stop.

- [Cortez] I'm just saying.

- [Terry] When you free?

- I think my schedule is open.

- Well if it's not too forward,

how about I invite you to my place?

I can cook for you.

- Oh, and he can cook?

Child, you better get on up on that.

- Okay.

- How bout I come to your place and I cook?

- I think we can make that work.

Can we do 8?

- That works for me.

- I'll text you my address.

I gotta get out of here and get to school.

I'll get at y'all.

- Aight, bye. - Bye Terry.

- Look at her over there smiling and shit.

- I'm gonna beat your ass.

- [Cortez] Hey, watch her ass gonna be late tomorrow

'cause Terry gonna fuck the shit out of her.

(laughing)

(students hollering)

- [School Girl] Let go of my hair!

Stupid bitch!

Let go of my hair!

Stupid bitch!

- Break it up!

(whistle blows)

Break it up!

Break it up, break it up!

- Who are you calling a ho?

- Me talking to you!

- Break it up! - Hold on!

- You ain't tough for shit!

- Ladies! What's going on here?

- I got this under control, man.

- Really, Mr. Hill?

Get these two ladies to my office now.

The rest of y'all get to class now!

Now!

Get to class!

- Y'all heard what he said!

Get to class!

Ain't nothing else to see here!

Shit, I'm too old for this.

- [Terry] Have a seat.

- [Bobby] Sit down.

Ridiculous.

Make no sense.

- Hey, now what's going on between you two?

- She need to keep my mama name out her mouth.

- What'd she say?

- She called my mama a ho.

- Sure did.

- You can't be calling people's mama that.

- Especially if you don't have any proof.

- Mr. Hill.

- Just doing my job.

- Why would you call her mom that?

- Because I saw her mama hoing with my uncle.

- Ooo, y'all better get her before I do!

- All right, hey, listen!

Both of you know there's a no tolerance policy for fighting,

so I'm gonna have to suspend you both.

Go wait in the lobby until your parents get here.

- You heard what he said, get out of here!

And straighten that attitude up too!

- I'll be with y'all in just a second.

- Badass kids.

Nigga.

They were slugging like Hitman Hearns

and Sugar Ray Leonard from the eighties up in there, man.

- Yeah, I could tell from the way

they had you crawling on that floor like that.

- I told you I tripped over a Capri Sun.

- [Terry] Ah, that's what it was.

- That's exactly what it was.

And I got Tracy Adams. You know they ain't got no -

- Tracy Adams, that's what it was.

- Damn right.

No shame in my game.

- Get the hell out of here, Bobby.

- Man, fuck all that.

What you got going on this weekend, man?

- Oh!

Brother, you are on your own.

- What you talking about?

- I got a date.

(laughs)

- Oh really?

So who is this unlucky lady this weekend?

- Olivia.

- Olivia.

Talking about the crossing guard?

- No, man! Olivia!

The one that cuts my hair?

- Oh okay, thank God.

Okay, that Olivia.

- Yeah, man.

- Okay, now she fine fine.

- That she is.

- Now I know she got some sisters, a cousin,

auntie or grandmama or something

you can lace your boy up with.

- Chill, brother.

Let me work.

- That's how you gonna do me?

That's how we're doing it, okay.

- Anyway, have you booked your flight

for the conference, man?

- No, bro.

Stop asking me that, dawg. I told you I'mma gonna get to it

as soon as I get some money, man.

I guess you keep on forgetting, T.

I make assistant principal money.

Not principal money.

- Listen, just make sure you do.

I can't get Principal of the Year

if my boy not there with me.

- You're trying to say that to make me feel good ain't you?

Aight, if you pay for the ticket I'mma be there, bro.

That's automatic.

- [Faculty Member] Bobby.

- Hold on, hold on.

Go ahead.

- [Faculty Member] We got an accident in the lunch room.

(Terry chuckles)

- Why do I gotta do everything around here, man?

- Because you are the assistant principal.

Now go assist.

- Ooh.

Ho-ass nigga.

(clears throat)

I'll be there in a second.

They don't pay me enough for this, Terry.

- Uh-huh.

- They don't pay me enough for this, man.

- [Terry] Yeah, hey, leave the door open?

- Yeah whatever, man.

- I don't know what took me so long to ask you out.

I don't know either.

- If Cortez hadn't put me on the spot you probably

would've retired off my twice a week appointment.

- (laughs) He's always trying to play Cupid.

- Can I pour your another glass of wine?

- Sure.

I'll check on dinner.

- Smells amazing.

(Olivia giggles)

- [Olivia] Just a little something something I put together.

- That spaghetti was amazing.

I mean you really put your foot in it.

- That's one thing my mama taught me was how to cook.

- All these amazing qualities.

Surprising that you're single.

- The dating pool is shallow.

I'm not looking to get entangled with a bottom feeder.

- I can understand that.

- Loyalty and commitment means something to me.

Everybody these days just want to be "casual."

- Don't I know it.

- So what about you?

- It's hard to find a woman

who wants to be a partner, you know?

I care about a woman's ambitions, her goals.

Not just the way she fits in a tight dress.

- I saw you checking me out.

(laughing)

- Don't get it twisted.

I need physical attraction.

But I also want intellectual conversation.

- I feel you on that.

- I can't wait for us to do this again.

Maybe next time I can cook for you.

- I'd really like that.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

- I'm sorry, I didn't mean to overstep.

- Why does this feel so right?

I just don't want to be some random woman on a list.

- Trust me.

Nothing about this is random.

(blow drying blowing)

(razor buzzing)

- Well you've been glowing all day.

You must've went to the principal office last night.

- Quit playing

(chuckles)

- Now you do got something going on.

You might as well spill the tea, girl.

- [Cortez] Right.

- Olivia, inquiring minds want to know.

- Well, I didn't have any expectations.

But let's just say there will be a sequel.

And if it was anything like last night.

(hooting and laughing)

A part three.

- So bitch, that mean you gave it up to him last night.

- She better.

- [Cortez] Oh you just nasty.

- No no, I'm grown.

- All right, do you, Ms. Thang.

- So friend, how's the new promotion?

Congratulations.

- [Sherry] Yes, detective!

- So far so good,

(phone buzzes)

Detective Fran.

Okay.

I'm on my way.

- Is everything all right?

- Yeah.

Looks like I've just caught my first case.

- Okay!

Congratulations.

- Go ahead.

- All right, I'll be seeing y'all later.

- All right.

Be careful, girl.

- With your nasty ass.

- I love it.

(police radio chatter) (sirens wailing)

- Detective.

Greer, welcome to the party.

- What do we have?

- A jogger stumbled across this shallow grave.

(tense music)

African American female.

Looks to be early to mid-twenties.

Strangulation.

(heart beating)

- Damn.

Poor girl.

- [Adrian] Yeah.

- Who would do something like this?

- That's what we're here for.

All right.

Let's get to work.

(Bobby knocks)

- Ha ha, my brother, my brother!

You gonna be proud of me, dawg.

Got my ticket for the conference, baby.

We finna turned up in this bitch.

The paycheck came in for you boy on time, you feel me?

- Man, you crazy.

- Yeah man.

- [Terry] Ain't you already juggling enough women?

- Ain't you worried about the wrong thing,

my brother, Mr. One Woman Man?

Hey dawg, kind of need a favor from you though.

You my boy, right?

- I think you about out of favors, Bobby.

- Might I remind you, man, this is a serious matter

I'm dealing with right now, man.

It's damn near a crisis, man.

- Okay.

- Got some plumbing that's getting redone

in my apartment complex, aight?

And I kind of told my cousin Tony he could stay

at my crib for the week knowing we out of town.

- What that gotta do with me?

- It's funny you ask me that, bro. (laughs)

I kind of, you know, told him

he could stay at your crib, you know.

Can't believe this.

- No, no, no.

Your trifling ass cousin Tony?

The one who be trying to smash everything he sees?

Absolutely not, Bobby.

Find somebody else.

- Hear me out.

- Nope.

- Look look, see, you bringing up old shit.

Tony's a changed man now, baby.

Look, matter of fact, he moving out here

just to get him a new job.

Get his shit together, man.

That's how serious he is right now.

And besides, you owe me, nigga.

- Oh I owe you?

- You damn right.

- How's that?

- If it wasn't for me,

you wouldn't be Principal of the Year.

- You don't even believe that.

- Shit sounded good though didn't it?

- It didn't.

- So you ain't gonna do it for your boy?

We go way back, man.

Huh?

All way back to Saint Street, dawg.

Little Bobby!

Red light green light, nigga?

How you gonna get it with the girls

in the neighborhood?

Oh he forgot about all that huh?

Shit went to your head.

That's how we doing it now?

- Why am I regretting this shit already, Bobby?

- Terry, what's the worst that can happen?

(ominous music)

(Cory chuckles)

- You got company.

Today, you finally get to be that big star

you always wanted to be.

We gonna make you a star.

Right?

That's what you said you wanted to be.

Right, so let's get this old camera set.

And make sure you are good, baby.

Oh yeah, baby.

Anyone tell you how beautiful you look on camera?

Oh it's recording.

Oh you look real good.

Let's tell everybody hello.

Say hey mom!

Hey everybody!

Say it!

This is what you wanted, right?

Yeah, that's what you wanted.

Look, so you know what's crazy?

Is that all you modern women want to talk about

how you want a good man and a real man

to be on your side and do what he's supposed to do

and treat you right and all that stuff, right?

That's what y'all say.

But then you get one.

And you don't even know how to act with him.

Let me give you a little fact about life.

Do you realize that one in four men are virgins

who haven't had sex in the last year?

Do you realize that?

That less than 39% of men are not getting sex weekly.

That means 20% of the men are fucking 80% of the women.

So you know what that mean, baby?

There are not a lot of niggas getting pussy out here!

Ooh, but y'all sit up here and you cry and you squeal

and pout about men treating you and he keep doing you bad.

Well you know what we fucking do?

We prioritize and y'all penalize!

We prioritize, y'all penalize!

And then you get with a good fucking nigga

and go around and chase another nigga

that ain't even want to be with you.

But you always fucking screaming I want a good man!

(Tiffany crying)

You had one didn't you?

You had a good man.

Right?

But you didn't know how to treat a nigga.

So the penalty for that is.

We gotta teach you how to be a better woman.

'Cause that shit comes with consequences.

That's what fucking happens.

It comes with consequences.

(muffled whimpering)

Shh.

Shh.

None of that.

I thought you were one of the good ones.

You were running from a nigga that's chasing you.

While you chasing after a nigga that's running from you.

Make that make fucking sense.

But today.

We gonna fix that shit.

We gonna fix that shit.

You know what I mean?

Oh, no no no.

No no no!

I wasn't about to use this on you.

I was trying to make a point.

Shh.

Let me put this down.

'Cause we supposed to be having a moment right?

Our duet together.

All right, microphone check.

One two, one two.

Testing?

Hmm? Testing?

Good good.

All right, you ready?

You got it.

Ready?

We're gonna duet.

♪ Tell me again

♪ Tell me again, my baby

♪ When we'll be far more than friends ♪

♪ Oh how does it look, baby

- You ready?

Let's get eyes on that boy, ready?

♪ Ahh, ahh, ahhh

(Tiffany sobbing)

- That was great.

I fucking love you.

I just love you.

But now it's time for the finale.

(laughs)

You know what happens in the finale?

There's no encore.

We don't have a fucking encore.

We end this shit. That's what we do.

Because.

You fucking women are gonna learn.

You're gonna learn about fucking over good men.

Why good dudes always gotta lose?

Hmm?

What that shit say?

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

♪ Only darkness every day

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

- Oh shit, I don't know the rest of the fucking words.

You get it.

It means you gone, bitch!

(tense music)

- The hell's going on?

- Now I know we got the call thinking

this was linked to the other homicides.

- So what do you think?

- I don't know.

See, this is different.

It's a stabbing.

The other one was.

A strangulation.

It was definitely more personal.

- Sure hope so.

Lord knows I hope we don't have

a serial killer on our hands.

- This a dangerous city.

Now it could be two different incidents.

But look, let's not get ahead of ourself, okay?

- This is my special creation.

- Smells good.

What is it?

- This is my red pepper pineapple weenie rotini.

- Okay.

- Go ahead, taste it.

Tell me what you think.

(Olivia coughs)

- How much pepper did you put in here?

- I like my food spicy.

- You clearing up my sinuses.

Why don't we order a pizza.

- You ain't like it.

- Baby, I love that you tried, okay?

But let me handle the cooking moving forward, okay?

- One pepperoni pizza coming up.

Hold the jalapenos.

Oh, before I forget.

I got an educational conference next week

in Colorado, so I'll be out of town.

- Don't have too much fun.

- I'm actually up for Principal of the Year.

- Oh my gosh, that's great!

- I just hope I win it.

- I have no doubts.

You got it in the bag.

- Thank you.

Hey, you think you can come by

and feed my fish while I'm gone?

Just for a couple days.

- I got you.

- Thank you.

What was that for?

- I never kissed a Principal of the Year before.

- Oh you so sweet.

- You want to watch a movie?

- Sure.

- There's this new spooky movie I want to catch up on.

And I think it's gonna be good.

- I don't really like those types of films.

I'm a feel good movie type of guy, you know?

Positive vibes?

- A good horror we can cozy up under a blanket.

- I'll pass.

- Are you sure?

- Yes!

I'm going to get another glass of wine.

(R&B music)

- It's not a big deal.

We can watch something else.

Are you okay?

- I just remember watching those movies as a kid

and not being able to go to sleep.

Sorry.

- No worries.

- Maybe, 'cause if he can't cook in the kitchen,

just make sure he can cook in the bedroom.

- He got that on lock.

- All right then.

(laughing)

- So you still gonna have them shorts on when I get home?

All right.

I'll call you when I get home.

Bye.

What?

(Olivia snickers)

Olivia, don't let me get started on you.

At least my man can cook.

- I know -

- I'd rather have a man that can't cook

than a man that can't keep it up though.

That important.

- That's a no-no

- [Sherry] A big no-no

- Gots to be able to keep it up.

- Y'all like scary movies?

- Yeah, I like Jason and Freddy Krueger

but this new school shit?

These situations be just too real for me.

- Terry doesn't like them either.

He got really adamant when I tried to watch one last night.

- You know what? Maybe he's religious.

You know, he probably don't want

that devilish stuff around him.

- Can y'all shut up and do some hair?

- Bitch, who the fuck you talking to?

- You.

You've been on my head for two hours now.

- Baby, first of all, when you came in this motherfucker

your hair was nappy down to the roots, okay?

Next time you comb that shit out!

- Right, 'cause I heard that shit popping way over here.

- You ain't heard shit.

- [Cortez] Oh baby, just sit there and shut the fuck up.

- I'm just saying.

- Motherfucker, I'm just saying!

- Well!

Okay then.

You told her, girl.

(laughing)

♪ Might suck on that pussy, ain't sucking no feet ♪

♪ She remind me of the street that I went last week ♪

♪ That pussy don't cream, but it's still a meet and greet ♪

♪ Trying to fuck up the sheets

♪ Might suck on that pussy, ain't sucking no feet ♪

♪ She yell am I good with it every time ♪

♪ Get beat, move your hands baby girl ♪

♪ I'm trying to get meat

♪ Grab her throat from the back and clapping on some cheeks ♪

♪ Hang in there, hit me up with some lube ♪

♪ Keep it low key, me and you can speak ♪

(loud moaning)

♪ Let me see what it's looking like ♪

♪ Go find a sitter, come spend the night ♪

♪ She give me that water, I give her pipe ♪

♪ Dirty dancing, it's sorta like shooting dice ♪

♪ But I'm strapped on with a rubber on ♪

♪ Let's try to get freaky up in this home ♪

(heavy sighing)

- Holy shit, you always hit my spot.

- You just trying to butter me up.

- (giggles) I'm serious.

- You the one be having my toes curling and shit.

- Boy if you don't uncurl them toes.

(laughing)

- For real.

- You're so damn silly.

So what you got planned for the weekend?

- Got that educational conference in Colorado.

You know what they saying.

Your boy got a good chance

of becoming Principal of the Year.

- Principal of the Year.

Mmmm, that sound so good.

- Don't it?

- I forgot that was this weekend.

- What's going on with your memory?

- Shit, I don't know.

I can't remember nothing lately.

- Hmm.

You know, Bobby asked me could his cousin

stay here this weekend.

- What's wrong with his place?

- That's exactly what I said, but apparently

his complex updating the plumbing in his unit.

- What you say?

- You know Bobby suckered me in.

- Well.

You need one more round.

Since I won't see you this weekend.

- I'm about to go to bed.

Can you get that light off?

- Terry.

- I gots to get up in the morning.

- Terry.

Terry.

I know you didn't...

(Terry snoring)

You get on my damn nerves.

Terry.

Terry!

(laughs) Oh, so you just gonna get louder?

(snores louder)

(ominous music)

(birds chirping)

- Girl, if you don't quit moving your goddamn head

your hair gonna be fucked up.

- Fran, don't let him talk to you like that.

- Bitch, mind your goddamn business.

- You better watch your motherfucking mouth.

- [Fran] I know. I'm sorry.

- Shit.

- My mind has been all over the place lately.

- Don't let that shit get to you okay?

- I know, but I've been working on this case

about these two girls and we've been having

a hell of a time trying to figure out what happened to them.

- Girl, that is so sad.

- Don't bring that shit home with you, girl.

It will eat your ass up.

- It sure will.

- [Fran] I know.

- So are we still going to celebrate

your promotion tonight at that new club?

- Ooh yes! That's exactly what we need.

- Bitch, who invited you?

- I invited myself.

- And you still ain't going.

- Y'all are welcome to come.

- Olivia, you gonna come through?

- I might as well.

Terry's gone out of town.

I haven't heard from him yet,

but I'm sure he'll hit me when he lands.

- Oh yeah, you know he gonna hit you up, girl.

- All right then.

Oh Cortez, baby.

- Look good don't it?

- You look good, girl!

- Bitch of course.

That's hair by Cortez, the fuck?

- [Fran] Okay, I will text y'all the information later.

I look forward to seeing all of y'all!

- All right, girl!

- Thank you.

- Why your motherfucking mouth so smart?

- Because I'm just a smart motherfucker.

- Shut the fuck up.

- Bitch!

Hold on.

(phone ringing)

- Fuck.

- Bobby, can you get any signal out here, man?

- Man, hell no, bro.

I've been trying to open and close it

for the past five minutes, man.

- You know, with the elevation it's kinda hard.

Especially up here in these mountains.

We're about 20 minutes from the hotel though.

(phone beeping)

- Hey yo, Terry.

I made it to the house, man.

I promise you I'mma leave it spick and span, all right?

I promise.

All right.

(call drops)

Shit, got me fucked up, boy.

About to be a party in this ho.

(phone ringing)

Quesha!

(chuckles)

What's up, baby?

What you doing tonight?

Why don't you go on and slide through tonight?

Yo, I'mma send you the address.

Hey, wear that little thing I like.

Yeah, say less.

Aight.

(call drops)

Hell yeah.

- So you mean to tell me we finna go

a whole week without using our phones, bro?

Nigga, you know how almost impossible that is, man?

- [Terry] Tell me about it. - Social media, bro?

Work?

- What service y'all got?

- Metro PCS.

- PCS?

The hell is that?

- Useless is what it is.

- Man's got jokes huh?

See, see?

Oh that shit funny huh?

Tell you what, how about you do your damn job and drive.

Ball Park Frank looking ass nigga.

- Bobby!

- What, man?

- Relax, man.

- [Bobby] Bro, he got one job to do, dawg.

- Sir, your neck is regular sized.

- Got a lot of that, man.

(phone buzzing)

- I'm almost ready.

I can't find my necklace.

- [Cortez] Girl, fuck that cheap ass necklace

and bring your bougie ass on.

Hell, I'm ready to go shake my ass tonight.

- I'm not trying to see all that.

With your nasty ass.

- [Cortez] Nasty?

My friends like it.

- Okay, I'mma meet y'all there.

- [Cortez] Girl, hurry your ass up!

- Okay okay!

Bye!

(call drops)

Where the hell did I put that necklace?

Shit, I left it at Terry's.

Ugh.

I'm gonna have to stop by there on the way.

- Damn!

(clears throat) Hey.

- Hey Tony.

- Quesha, come on in, girl.

- Long time no see.

- Ooh, girl.

Why don't you come on to the back?

- Oh, so you already know what you want huh?

- You thought I didn't when I did?

- (laughs) Sure thing.

- Girl, let me show you something.

Come on.

(loud moaning)

- [Tony] You like that?

You like that, baby?

Ooh yeah!

- Oh!

Oh give it, T!

- Oh I'll give it.

- You missed me didn't you, baby?

Just like that!

Oh yes!

Oh T!

T!

Oh I missed you too.

- [Tony] Oh I missed this.

(loud moaning)

(Olivia sobbing)

Hmm?

- You heard that?

(whispers) It sound like somebody at the door.

- Girl, it's just me smacking all on this pussy.

Girl, you disturbing me.

- Keep smacking on it.

Oh shit.

(dance music)

- So I want to make a toast, y'all.

Let's make a toast.

Come on, get up, get up.

Let's make a toast.

So I want to congratulate the baddest lady

in the south for making detective.

- Thank you, Cortez. - Cheers.

- Of course you welcome.

- I want to personally congratulate you.

Say that I'm proud that you made detective.

And even more proud to have you as my new partner.

- [Sherry] Aww, that is so sweet.

- Thank you, Adrian.

- Excuse me, I gotta run to the restroom real quick.

- Okay.

- Go ahead.

So Fran, who's your partner?

- Uh-uh.

Cortez.

No.

- Okay.

- All right, well anyway. - I guess.

- Bitch, it is some niggas up in here.

- Yes it is.

- In on that lot.

- Bitch, you read my mind.

Let's go.

- Hey bartender.

Can I get another round?

- Coming right up.

- [Cory] Thank you.

- Girl, what's wrong with you?

- Girl, you not gonna believe this.

- What?

- Terry got a bitch at his house right now.

- Bitch! - Bitch!

- You is lying.

- No, what?

Oh hell.

- Y'all doing all right?

Y'all need anything?

- Yeah, what are those?

- These are Crown and Cokes.

- Okay. I'll take these and y'all get us some more okay?

- Wait, those aren't for y'all.

- Girl.

- Well they are today,

so do as I say and go get us some more.

- I can't even drink, the way I feel.

How could he do this to me?

- Bitch, drink this.

Drink both of them.

We finna go beat that nigga's ass.

- No, I'm not about to be fighting over no nigga.

- Well bitch, what you want to do?

- Like a bitch, we on whatever you on.

- Whatever.

- Shit.

I'mma have some fun tonight.

- Okay. - Mmhm.

- Fuck Terry.

- Right.

- Fuck Terry. - Fuck Terry.

- Now come on, let's go dance.

Come on.

Here's your drink, I'll take it for you.

(slow dance music)

- [Cory] Can I sit down?

- Yeah, it's a free country.

(Cory chuckles)

- It's a nice song.

- Very nice song.

- I'm Cory.

- Olivia.

♪ A trench coat with nothing on ♪

♪ But the heels on, baby

- I was kind of hesitant coming over here.

I was thinking like man, a woman as beautiful

as you had to be already taken.

But then I was like what the hell?

Why not?

- Well you know, you miss every shot you don't take.

- Is that right?

Well, can I have this dance?

- Sure.

♪ As a precaution for this flash flood warning ♪

♪ But we'll worry about the mess in the morning ♪

♪ I never thought that we would have another night ♪

♪ But since you're here, turn down the lights ♪

♪ Pretend you're mine

♪ And I'mma go deeper and harder and faster ♪

♪ The sheets are so wet, it's a natural disaster ♪

♪ Connect your body

♪ Tonight, girl

♪ You got my full of tension

♪ You got me craving more

♪ This a precaution for the flash flood warning ♪

- Bitch? - Bitch?

- Mmm.

- (whispers) It's the alcohol.

Who is that?

- Fuck daddy.

- Okay.

(snickering)

♪ We'll worry about the mess in the morning ♪

♪ Soaking right between the sheets ♪

(R&B music)

♪ With you in my life

♪ My life forever

♪ Can't live without you

♪ Without you with me right now ♪

♪ Lord knows I prayed for somebody like you ♪

♪ Oh yeah yeah yeah

- What are you doing?

- Hey.

(chuckles)

You were sleeping so peacefully, I figured you would

want a little breakfast when you wake up.

- I didn't even feel you get up.

- I was in the military.

(whispers) I can leave without you even knowing.

- Smells good.

- [Cory] Yeah, just a little something something

that I whipped up.

- Just a little something something?

- Yeah.

Hope you don't mind I made myself at home in your kitchen.

- I guess not.

Ooh.

- [Cory] Right?

- Yeah, this is so good.

- Thank you.

(phone buzzing)

- I got an early client.

I gotta shower and get ready.

- I have a pretty busy day today myself.

- Thank you for a wonderful night.

- No.

Thank you.

Can I see you again?

- Of course.

Here's my number.

- Good.

All right, well I'm about to call you.

So you can have mine.

(phone buzzes)

- Okay cool.

- So I'll see you later?

- Yeah, I'll see you later.

- Eat them bacon and eggs, girl.

It's good.

I'll see you around.

- [Olivia] All right.

(birds chirping)

(tense music)

(water running)

(distant shatter)

- Did I drink this?

I'm not tripping.

I gotta get my head together.

(shop bell rings)

- About time you get here.

- Bitch, we had a time last night.

- Yes we did.

- Babe, I don't feel like doing shit.

- You know, I'm thinking about canceling my class today too.

- Hell, I already did.

- Then bitch, why the fuck are you here?

- I gotta make it look like a bitch

at least trying to do some work today.

- You know what?

But look, I'm worried about our girl though.

- You know what, her and that big dude

look like they hit off real quick last night.

- Who was that big chunky ass dude anyway?

- Shit, hell if I know.

(text dings)

- For real?

- What?

- Did you just cancel your client?

- I did.

(Sherry laughs)

- You are retarded.

You know that?

(text dings)

Bitch, you just gonna walk in here,

don't say shit to nobody?

- Good morning to you too.

- Girl, don't no one give a about your good morning.

Who the fuck you was last night?

- What you mean?

- Bitch, you know what the fuck we mean.

- No I don't.

(text dings)

I put it on that big nigga!

(laughing)

- Well that was quick.

- I had him biting pillows

and fucking up covers and everything.

- Ooh, girl you so nasty.

- I don't know what got into me.

- Shit, I know.

That Crown.

- Is that what it was?

- It was. 'Cause when my man got ahold too,

baby he had me all over that goddamn -

- Uh-uh! Uh-uh!

- What?

- You just extra.

- You right.

Okay, and?

- Anyway, so have you talked to Terry?

- I'm not checking for him.

- Damn, so he old news.

- Oh, bitch you not gonna call

and confront the nigga or nothing?

- Hell no.

I'm not about to be checking for no nigga.

- She better not be as bad as she is.

- Didn't hear me.

- For real, I'm just saying, it just don't sound like you.

- I know.

But I saw what I saw, and I heard what I heard.

- So it is what the fuck it is.

- It's not that simple, but okay.

- Oh, so bitch, you done went to ho therapy?

- No!

Motherfucker still a ho!

Don't get the shit twisted.

I'm just saying I ain't never had

a good nigga like Terry.

- A good nigga wouldn't be fucking no musty bitch

when he got some good smelling pussy right here.

- Wait wait wait, so she was musty?

- I smelled something.

(phone buzzing)

- Terry got that rank.

- I'm not answering these spam callers.

- Bitch, answer it.

- Uh-uh, no. She don't need to do that

'cause I ain't answering calls neither.

Not at all.

- That's 'cause your ass is running from Rent-A-Center.

- Don't be worrying about my motherfucking business.

But they almost paid off anyway.

- You be paying on that motherfucker forever.

- So why you still...

- Uh-uh.

Don't do that. - I don't even want to know.

- Right, so mind your goddamn business.

What you need to be worried about

is that dark fat nigga and Terry.

- Ain't no Terry.

- Oh.

Could've fooled the fuck out of me.

- Okay.

(phone ringing)

(phone beeping)

Hey, babe.

Listen, I have absolutely no service out here,

so I'm calling you from the hotel phone.

I guess I will call you later.

- My dawg, my dawg, I didn't think I was ever

gonna find a damn liquor store around here.

You ready to pour with your boy?

Go and grab you one.

- I need one.

- Bro, when I say them breezes outside, nigga,

them breezes outside, boy!

Check this out, man, look.

I know we ain't got no reception, right?

I understand that.

Don't mean a nigga can't have relations though right?

- Bobby, we not up here for that.

- [Bobby] Come on, dawg.

- I'mma chill.

And besides, I got work to do.

- Bro, you serious?

- I'm good.

- So you came way down here with your laptop and...

Right on, right on.

Well you know I'mma be here, right?

- I know.

- Aight.

So if you need your boy call me aight?

- Aight.

- Aw damn!

No signal.

- Get the fuck out of here, man.

- I catch up with you, yeah yeah yeah.

(door closes)

(phone buzzes)

- I'm not answering this.

(doorbell rings)

- [Automated Voice] Front door open.

- Oh my.

Beau-ti-ful!

- Thank you.

- You bring your beautiful self on in here.

I was just getting some stuff together.

Go ahead and make yourself...

(distant shatter)

- What was that noise?

- Oh that's...

That's probably the neighbor cats.

They just be strolling out in the back.

Why don't you make yourself at home

and I'mma go check on that, all right?

- Okay.

- Yeah.

Looking all good and stuff.

Yeah, you do that.

(tense music)

- I hope everything was okay.

- Oh yeah.

Them cats do that all the time.

Everything's good.

You ready?

- Yeah, I'm ready.

(Cory chuckles)

- [Cory] Let's get out of here.

♪ You make my temperature go up whenever you come around. ♪

♪ You know what's up when I pull up ♪

♪ You ain't gotta make a sound

♪ Whenever I leave, you checking for me, you calling ♪

♪ Top floor in the suite, yes indeed we balling ♪

♪ Like the diamonds and my peaches, indeed you're flawless ♪

♪ I can't forget about you girl ♪

♪ 'Cause you're all in my brain ♪

♪ I'll walk all the way across the world ♪

♪ Yeah if that's what it takes

♪ Cover your body like a blanket baby ♪

♪ Make sure you safe

♪ I know sometimes I cross the line ♪

♪ Yeah I make some mistakes

♪ But tonight it's all good

♪ I want you to take off your shoes and relax your feet ♪

♪ I just want you comfortable

♪ Chilling, be still in my ride with me ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

♪ Just chilling

♪ Just chilling

♪ Just chilling

♪ You know we're just chilling

♪ Just chilling

♪ Just chilling

(tense music)

(camera clicks)

(heart beating)

♪ T-A-G in the building

♪ And we back at it

♪ Y'all know how we do it

- Bring your ass here.

♪ We always come here

♪ Full effect, let's go

♪ Came to spread the news

♪ That if I feel this good getting used ♪

♪ Girl you just keep on using me ♪

♪ Until you use me up

♪ Until you use me up

♪ Until you use me up

- Goddamn Cowboys.

- Yeah man, that's why my new team

finna be the Cardinals, man.

Hey, don't even ask me why.

I ain't never been to Arizona.

(phone ringing)

(phone buzzing)

- Hello?

Who's this calling me?

- Baby.

- Don't baby me.

- Listen, I know I know, I'm sorry,

but it's really not even my fault.

I have no reception up here.

- What are you talking about cell service?

You lied to me.

- What are you talking about I lied to you?

- Oh you gonna play dumb?

- [Terry] Baby, really?

All this over my phone not working?

- Terry, stop the lies.

I came by the house the other night.

I heard you fucking that bitch.

- Olivia, how can you hear that if I'm in Colorado?

- So you say.

- Okay, calm down.

You remember that conversation we had a couple weeks ago

when Bobby asked me to have his cousin stay over my house?

- Ooh.

- Oh my God.

But I heard a girl saying "Oh T."

What's up with that, Terry?

- Yeah, his name is Tony.

That's probably why you heard them saying that.

I told you this was a bad idea.

- Bro, I told you not to let nigga stay over there, man.

But you don't listen.

Psh.

- (whispers) Oh shit.

- [Terry] What?

- Nothing.

So why was your car there then?

- Baby, Bobby came and picked me up.

He blocked me in, so we just took his car.

- Oh my God.

Baby, hurry home.

- I will be there tomorrow.

I'm coming straight to you all right?

- (whispers) Okay baby.

- You gotta explain yourself to her.

- You oughta explain your fucking self.

Tony fucking in my apartment, like I said.

(tense music)

- Oh.

You scared me.

- Everything good?

- Yes.

Yeah, everything is fine.

- Olivia, can we talk?

Come here.

- Look, I'm sorry if I scared you, okay?

It's just that I really like you, Liv.

I really like you.

And I don't want to mess this up.

But I've just been through so much

dealing with relationships.

And I don't take heartbreak too well.

- It's okay, Cory.

I don't think anybody takes heartbreak well.

But it's something that just happens.

We have to bounce back and be good to the next person.

- Yeah.

I don't know.

I don't know what I'd do.

If I got my heart broke again.

- Well you're gonna be all right regardless.

(shop bell rings)

- That's right, get them Nini.

- [Sherry] What is you watching?

- Child, just catching up on my shows

before my client come in.

- Why is you watching this mess?

- And why do your breasts smell like a wet dog ass?

- Watch your motherfucking mouth.

- Damn.

(shop bell rings)

Girl, why you bust up in here like the police?

- What you mean?

- I ain't know you was here.

- Girl, what you doing here this early?

- I just wanted to get a heads up on my clients today.

- Heads up?

- Child, you ain't never prepared.

- Guess what.

- Oh, sound like some shit.

- I talked to Terry.

It wasn't him in the house that night.

- How you know?

- It was Bobby's cousin Tony.

- Oh bitch, are you serious?

- Yes I am.

I can't believe I forgot he told me that.

- You know, you sure been forgetting a lot.

- Yeah, you gotta get checked for that shit.

- Y'all stop playing.

I'm serious.

- Okay, so what you gonna do with old dude from the club?

- I'm gonna have to break it off.

- Are you sure you want to do that?

- I mean I love Terry.

And I've been having fun with Cory

these past two weeks that Terry's been gone,

but dude kind of give me weird vibes.

- How so?

- Something about him just feels off balance.

- You mean like on the short bus?

- No, nothing like that.

He just seem kind of sneaky.

Like he hiding something.

- I mean maybe he's a thief.

You know, they do move in silence.

- Yeah friend.

That shit weird as hell.

- I'm gonna have to cut it off.

But you know how crazy some of these guys get

when you try to break up.

- You right about that.

Well whatever you decide, we will support you.

- Yeah, we here, friend, but you need to go

see somebody about all that forgetting shit.

- Go to Hell.

- I'm just saying.

(shop bell rings)

- Girl, bring that ass all up in here.

- I'm gonna text Cory now and try to meet up with him.

- Girl, what kind of shit is this?

I'mma charge you double.

- [Sherry] Damn.

(birds chirping)

- Hello gorgeous.

- Hey.

- How you doing?

- Good.

- Got something.

- Thank you.

Are these for me?

- Yes.

These are definitely for you.

- They're beautiful.

- Beautiful flowers for a beautiful lady.

- Listen.

We need to talk.

- Okay.

What's on your mind?

- I think I made a mistake.

(tense music)

- What you mean?

- I have a boyfriend.

- Boyfriend?

- Yes.

I thought he cheated on me.

Turns out he didn't.

- So I was some type of game to you?

- No!

No, what we shared was special to me.

But I'm in a relationship and I love him.

- So what does this mean for us?

- It's gonna be the last time we see each other.

Bye Cory.

- Olivia!

You should be careful who you pick up at nightclubs.

It's not always safe.

(ominous music)

(slow sax music)

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

♪ It's not warm when she's away ♪

- Yeah.

You think you gonna play me, bitch?

(chuckles)

You got another thing coming.

♪ Anytime she goes away

- Fucked with the wrong one this time.

♪ Ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪

(Cory laughs)

(Gina knocks)

- Hi, my name is Gina.

Are you a detective?

- Yes ma'am.

- My sister's been missing for two weeks.

- Okay, well come on in.

Maybe I can help you.

- [Gina] Thank you.

- Well when's the last time you saw her?

- We had breakfast, and that was about two weeks ago.

And I haven't seen her since.

- Now does she go days without contacting you?

- No.

- Not even a vacation or anything like that?

- Without me?

No way.

I just know something bad has happened to her.

- Would someone want to harm her?

- She was dating this dude.

She was about to break it off with him

'cause she said he was weird.

- And what's his name?

I think his name is Cory.

- And did you have a picture of your sister?

- Of course.

- Pretty

- (whispers) Thank you.

- By any chance, did you have a picture of Cory?

- You know what?

I actually do.

- Gina, give me just a moment.

Adrian.

Come here a second.

I got Gina.

(whispers)

Okay.

Gina.

I want you to take a look at this photo.

And let me know if this is your sister.

- Oh my God.

It is.

(tense music)

(Gina sobs)

- I am so sorry.

Gina, we are gonna find out what happened to your sister.

- Yeah, we're gonna get an address for this guy

and we're gonna go ask him some questions okay?

- I actually have an address too.

We went over there for a game night once.

- Okay.

And also leave me with your number.

And Gina, here is my card.

You call me if you need anything.

- I will.

Thank you so much.

(dramatic sting)

(lounge music)

(doorbell rings)

- Ooh, it's my baby!

(giggles)

Terry's so sweet.

- Baby.

- Sweetheart.

I missed you.

- I missed you too.

- Smells good in here.

Next time I'll cook.

- Come on baby, we already had this discussion.

- All right.

- Come on, come sit at the table.

- Okay.

Hold on, why you being so nice?

What you do?

- Nothing.

I just want to cater to my man.

- Okay then.

Thank you.

Okay, you made my favorite?

What's going on?

What's on your mind?

- Okay, I just, I feel bad.

For accusing you of something you didn't do.

- I honestly can't even believe

you think I'd do something like that.

- I know, I just fucking -

- Forgot?

(laughs)

- Yes. I forgot.

And I'm sorry.

- Listen baby, you are the only woman my heart beats for.

I couldn't even fathom being with another woman,

and I hope you feel the same way.

- Yeah, I feel the exact same way.

- This looks amazing.

- Thank you.

- You use my recipe?

- Boy, you already know that didn't happen.

(R&B music)

♪ From the moment you came in my life ♪

♪ No one else mattered

♪ You said hello with your eyes ♪

♪ And my heart opened a new chapter, girl ♪

♪ I never knew love could feel this real ♪

♪ Never knew I could love so hard ♪

♪ But you changed my perspective ♪

♪ Now I know that you are home

♪ These words I don't just say

♪ I shouldn't feel this way

♪ Nothing else matters

♪ If I'm not with you

- [Automated Voice] Front door open.

- May I help you?

- Dallas Homicide.

Are you Cory Dexter?

- Yes I am, officers.

- Detective.

Detective Adrian Bailey.

This is Francesca.

Could we come in?

- May I ask what's this concerning with?

- Well we'd like to know the last time

you spoke to or seen Tiffany Amber.

- [Cory] It was probably around two or three weeks ago.

Give or take.

- Okay, was it two or three weeks?

That makes a huge difference

- Did something happened to Tiff?

- Well that's what we're trying to figure out.

Any help from you would be very much appreciated.

- Tiff and I dated on and off.

Broke it off with her.

Hadn't seen her since then.

- That's funny, 'cause her sister told us

that she was gonna break it off with you.

- Would you be willing to come down

to the precinct and make a statement?

- You got a warrant?

- Do we need a warrant, Mr. Dexter?

- If I'm coming down to that precinct you gonna need one.

- All right, so just to make sure I got this right.

Did you break up with her or did she break up with you?

- All I know is she was fucking

some nigga over at Chicken Express.

Why don't you go check with him?

Good day, officers.

- Oh yeah.

He knows something, and he ain't about to tell.

- We're definitely gonna get to the bottom of it.

That's for damn sure.

(tense music)

- Lift, Bobby!

Fucking lift!

Lift, Bobby.

- Damn heavy, boy.

- Lift!

Goddammit, Bobby.

- These ain't the same weights I grew up with, bro.

- You oughta be ashamed of yourself.

All these goddamn muscles and you weak as hell.

Get up, man.

- [Tony] Hell yeah.

- Boy shut your ass up.

- You shut up.

I oughta kick your ass after what you did.

- For real, nigga.

- Damn, my bad, bro.

I just ain't seen old girl in forever.

You know how that ain't seen in a while pussy is.

You know what I'm saying?

(Bobby laughs)

- Facts.

- The fact that you co-signed the dude

after I told you it was a bad idea is crazy to me.

- Look, my dawg, I didn't know nigga

was gonna bring a broad in the crib, man.

- Yeah, but you know he ain't got no home training.

- Hey yo!

I'm standing right here.

- We see you.

- Facts.

Everybody know the nigga ain't got no home training, man.

But I ain't know the motherfucker was hardheaded too.

- I don't know how you didn't know.

- You know -

- Maybe rest on that.

- Okay. Right on.

- Hey man, fuck all that, bro.

Hey man, some real shit, man?

I'm very proud of you, dawg.

My boy, my best friend since day one.

Principal of the Year, man.

We turning it up tonight.

- Oh shit!

- That's a must, nigga.

- Nigga, that's dope as fuck!

Hey yo give me some, man.

That's how we doing it?

- Bro.

- All right, man.

- I was about to say, dawg.

Come on, we got enough shit going on already, man.

- Nah man, it's exciting, dawg.

New money, new opportunities.

- Facts.

- I think I'm ready.

- Ready for what?

- I'mma propose to Olivia.

- Nigga I know you lying, bro.

- I'm serious, man.

- Dawg, are you serious right now?

- I'm serious, Bobby, it's time.

- But you only been together what, three days?

- It's time, Bobby!

Look, you of all people know

how many mistakes I've made, man.

- Bro, you ain't gotta remind me.

- I just feel like she the one, dawg.

- You really feel like that?

- I know it.

Listen, dawg -

- I'm just trying to tell you man -

- Hey, you guys using this?

- Oh no you got it, Biggie Smalls.

Hey, it's all yours, baby baby!

- Stop fucking with people, man.

Why you always fucking with people, dawg?

- Say dawg, that nigga weird as fuck, bro.

Hey, hey hey hey, man, come on, man.

I'll tell you some real shit right now, man.

Yo yo, all jokes aside, my boy?

Been A1 since day one, baby.

You know you my brother for life, man, I mean it.

No no no, for real, all jokes aside, bro.

I'm very proud of you, man, beyond words, dawg.

- I appreciate you, man.

- Got your beautiful wife in your hands, man.

I'm jealous.

Just a little bit, man.

Come on, let's get this shit.

- So when you plan on doing this?

- Tonight.

There's gonna be a game night at Olivia's house.

Hey Bobby.

- What's up?

- [Bobby] Sherry gonna be there.

- Oh word?

Oh shit, we getting a hundred in, baby!

Let's go!

- And Tony, could you bring whatever

thot you had in my spot, man?

- [Tony] Aight man, damn.

- Look at my boy, I'm so fucking...

- Lift! Goddamn, Bobby!

Shit, drop it.

- Fuck.

- Fuck is wrong with you?

- Them bitches ain't twenties, bro.

- Man, get your ass out the way.

- All right.

91.50.

- Damn.

- Girl, just give me my goddamn money.

- Why are you so rude to them damn customers?

- Hell, she talking some damn.

I ain't say the back of her neck

was smell like dirty diapers and cigarette butt.

- You wrong for that shit.

- I can hear you from down the street.

- Hey, why in the hell you coming in here so late?

- I went to see my doctor about how I be forgetting things.

- Mmhm, what he say?

- He said it could just be stress related.

Told me try to relax and gave me

a prescription to sleep better.

- Oh, can I get a few of those?

- Boy, you is Hell.

- Oh I was been Hell.

- I need to hook you up with my man's sister.

- Who?

- You!

- Oh child, mmm-mmm.

Can't do it.

Nope. I'mma pass.

- You must can't catch it.

- [Customer] What's the catch?

- [Sherry] Baby don't worry about it.

(phone buzzing)

- Why you so quiet?

- Hello, this is Olivia.

(caller breathing heavy)

Stop calling my phone!

(call drops)

- Girl, what the fuck wrong with you?

- For the last few days I've been getting calls

with somebody just breathing.

- You know what, I got a call yesterday,

but it was this cat screaming in the background.

- What kind of freaking mess are y'all into?

- I don't know, but it was weird.

- I don't know, I can't tell Terry.

- What you mean?

- At first I thought it was Cory.

But you getting calls.

Can't be him 'cause he don't have your number.

- [Sherry] Yeah, he wouldn't have mine.

- You know what?

I think it's those bitches from the goddamn hair show.

- You know what?

- They were hella crazy.

- Very.

- You still looking weird.

What's wrong?

- I don't know.

Got too much going on right now.

- Something more than the phone call?

- Well.

Terry came by the other night.

I got some flowers delivered.

I didn't think nothing of it until the next morning,

we woke up, and my kitchen was damn near on fire.

- And what you think happen?

- I don't know, but when Terry left he act like

he didn't know where the flowers came from.

- Girl, I'll bet he was just gassing you.

- Yeah, you're probably just paranoid.

- Y'all really think so?

- Yeah.

- Girl, you know how you be overacting.

Thank you, baby.

- Well we having a game night tonight.

Y'all need to come.

- Mm-mm. Mm-mm.

I can't 'cause I got a date.

- [Sherry] Ain't want you to come anyway.

- Oh girl, whatever.

I'm the life of the party,

so you know you gonna need me there.

Talk to y'all later.

- Bye.

- Well look baby, you can count me in

if Bobby fine ass gonna be there.

- He will.

- [Sherry] Well count me in then.

- But be there around 8.

- All right, girl.

I'll see you then.

(tense music)

(car revs)

- No, you just a sore loser.

- I tell you what, while y'all doing

all this talking, I'mma skip you, Terry.

- [Terry] Oh that's how we doing it?

- To my boy Tony. Hey, you know how it is, baby.

Still love.

- I'mma bet.

- Ooh, hey, we playing doubles right?

- Yep.

- The hell is that?

- It's when you can play the same number

but different colors.

- I ain't never heard no mess like that.

- [Bobby] Help me hand shit out.

- [Terry] Nah man, I ain't -

- Listen, it's 2023, Mr. Principal.

Not '93.

- Hey, that's Principal of the Year.

Get that shit right.

Put some respect on it.

- [Bobby] Damn right.

- Baby, you won?

That's what's up!

- All right, that is what's up.

Congratulations.

But I'm with them on it.

- [Terry] Hell no!

I ain't never heard nothing like that.

Baby, have you heard of that?

- Cortez be saying something like that,

but I ain't never seen it before.

- [Sherry] Oh she don't know shit.

- He ain't here, so we are playing regular.

- That's fucking boring! - Regular.

- Hey, the official Uno Twitter said ain't no doubles.

Come on!

- Fuck it man, in that case I'mma draw.

- Tony, you had a draw?

- Hold up, man.

Bro, bro, so you gonna tell me

we been sitting here all this time

and you didn't have either?

- Strategy, brother!

Strategy!

- Man, this ain't high school football!

- That's bullshit, my brother!

(laughing)

This nigga right here, man.

Hey hey hey hey, back to the Principal of the Year.

My dawg, my brother.

Man, put y'all glasses up, man.

- [Terry] Aw come on, Bobby.

- Come on, put your cups up, baby.

Hey, this man been with me since A1 day one, you feel me?

- [Sherry] All right!

- You deserve everything coming your way, my dawg.

- [Olivia] That's right.

- Salud!

- [Group] Salud!

- [Bobby] Mmm! Shit!

- Ooh!

Damn!

- Speaking of things I deserve.

Olivia.

I know our relationship hasn't been perfect.

I know my future is bright,

but it would be nothing without you.

- What are you saying?

- [Quesha] Oh my God.

- Oh, bitch!

- Olivia Williams.

Will you marry me?

- Yes.

(group cheering and laughing)

- Oh my God! Congratulations!

Oh my goodness!

(doorbell rings)

- Congratulations! - Congratulations!

- Oh, that must be the pizza.

Appreciate y'all.

- And I got you.

- [Sherry] Out here?

You paid attention.

- Sure enough.

(Sherry laughs)

- My boy.

Taking notes, man.

Taking notes.

- [Quesha] Taking notes?

- I couldn't even see them.

(eerie music)

(Olivia screams)

- [Terry] Whoa whoa!

- [Bobby] Oh shit.

- Yo.

The fuck?

- Who'd do some sick shit like this, man?

- Hey, this is probably some kid's prank or some shit, man.

- You okay?

- Yeah.

- Let's get back in the house.

- Oh shit.

- Yo yo yo, everything good?

- Yeah, I'mma stay here tonight just to make sure.

- Bet, bet.

So.

As your best man.

- Oh.

- I put it upon myself.

I set up an engagement party for y'all.

- Wait, Bobby, how you gonna

put together an engagement party?

You didn't even know she was gonna say yes.

- Nigga, we all knew she was gonna say yes.

- I mean we knew.

(laughing)

- Now look, I'mma need y'all niggas

to meet me at the Empire Room, aight?

This Saturday, 6 PM!

Don't be late.

I know how you get down, T.

- This Saturday? - Be on time.

- I got you.

- You say that all the time.

(tense music)

- Man what the fuck?

Damn, my nigga.

You need to watch where you going.

I almost hit your stupid ass.

- Nah nigga, you need to watch where you driving.

- [Quesha] Tony!

- Nigga what?

Yo, don't let this size fool you, boy.

I'll beat your bitch ass up.

- I ain't never had my ass beat.

I heard they hurt.

But I ain't never had a motherfucker ever do it.

- What the hell is going on?

Baby let's go.

- Nah, it's cool, baby.

Listen, it's fool ass nigga here

finna get his motherfucking ass whooped.

- Baby, the man looks homeless.

Let's go!

- I want to see you try.

- [Quesha] Let's go, Tony, please.

- You right.

You lucky this pussy calling me, nigga.

You might need to get you some.

The fuck away from my goddamn car.

I think I seen dude before.

(car revs)

- Yo, partner, what's for lunch?

- I've been looking into this missing persons case.

- Okay, any updates?

- I've been looking into this

Corey Dexter guy in our database.

Nothing.

- Then I guess that means he's innocent.

Let's go.

- Not necessarily.

But to not have a parking ticket?

Come on. That's strange.

- I mean it's possible, okay?

- Uh-uh.

I ain't buying it.

Something's up.

- Fran, I'm going to Popeye's.

- You going to Popeye's?

♪ Love that chicken from Popeye's ♪

- Let me get my wallet.

- That's what I thought, let's go!

- And I got the DJ set.

Probably good little dancers up in there, you know me.

I'mma surprise you was that though, boy.

- I really appreciate you throwing this party.

- I told you I got you, my dawg.

- Yeah.

- Bros for life, baby.

Now next I was talking about - - Knock knock!

- Hey, come on in, Jasmine.

- Hey, I hear congratulations are in order.

So you're officially off the market.

- Ah, yeah.

Yeah, I popped the question and she said yeah.

- Yeah, I guess I wasn't aggressive enough.

- I mean, you know,

everybody's not off the market, you know.

Still in the shop, baby.

- Well let your fiance know that she is a lucky woman.

And congratulations on Principal of the Year.

- Thank you so much.

- Well have a good day.

- You too.

Ooo-wee!

Got cold in here when you shot your shot, boy.

- She ain't all that.

- Man, see, now you playing yourself.

Jasmine is bad.

- I like skinny bitches anyway.

- Uh-huh.

- All right, back to this party.

Big booty midgets.

- No midgets, Bobby!

We talked about this, man!

- Old women?

- Get out.

(club music)

Seriously, Bobby, I can't thank you enough for this, man.

- What I tell you, man?

You my brother, aight?

End of story.

- Indeed. - To the grave, you dig?

- Yes sir.

- Now with me being your best man and all,

gotta make sure this is big, you feel me?

Go big or go home, baby.

You know how we do it, right?

- Quick question.

Who said you were my best man?

- You want to run that by me again, man?

What the hell you mean?

So I did all this for nothing?

Really, bro?

Dawg!

Hey, come on, man.

You can't be playing with me like that, dawg. Come on, man.

- Bobby, listen to me, man.

- Dawg.

- It'll be an honor, brother.

- Are you sure? You mean that?

- I'm positive.

- Aight, man.

You need to cut that shit out, dawg.

- Can I please have my fiance?

- Hey hey, nobody want your man anyway.

Tell you what, y'all get your little moochie mooch on.

I got my eye on something else over here.

- Oh that right?

- Think a body's calling my name.

- They gonna be mad.

- Yes they are.

- This is so nice.

- I'm glad you're having a good time.

Look at Tony and Quesha drunk ass.

(laughing)

- Hear me hear me?

Can y'all hear me?

(chuckles) Hey, first of all, I want to thank everybody

for coming out tonight.

Y'all could've been doing anything else,

but you came out to celebrate for you boy, aight?

Give yourself a round of applause.

Come on now!

Looking good!

(crowd cheers and applauds)

- Woo!

Looking good, looking good!

To my mans over there.

My man since day one, my ace.

Go way back since diapers, baby.

Very proud of you, man.

The man you about to become.

To the beautiful wife to be, Ms. Olivia.

Welcome to the family, baby girl.

And you know your boy's coming with treats, right?

Oh I'm not done, baby.

I'm not done.

Everybody put your cups up right there.

There you go, yeah yeah.

Put them up just like that.

From day one, man.

All the way to the grave, baby.

'Til the wheels fall off, aight?

Salud.

With that being said, coming to the stage!

Coming all the way from Clarksville, Tennessee.

Give it up.

My boys.

Chemistry!

(crowd cheers and applauds)

- Oh my God!

Baby, this is my groove!

- May I have this dance?

- [Bobby] I'mma give y'all a hundred tonight

and give y'all the rest Wednesday, aight?

- [Singer] It's cool. It's cool.

♪ Never will I ever find a lover like you ♪

♪ Never will I ever turn my back on you ♪

♪ I hate it when we fight

♪ But I love it when we make up ♪

♪ You swear you're done with me ♪

♪ Right before we make love

♪ This feels like it was meant to be ♪

♪ I can't explain it, but I know it's destiny ♪

♪ Can't contain the love when you're next to me ♪

♪ You're so addicting baby, you're my ecstasy ♪

♪ I can't imagine life without your love ♪

♪ I can't imagine life without your touch ♪

♪ So don't ever let go of my hand ♪

♪ I'll be your lover, your protector, and your best friend ♪

♪ It's like a dream to me

♪ You mean the world to me

♪ I'll write a book about our love ♪

♪ I'll sing a song for you, I'll right my wrongs for you ♪

♪ I am the man that you can trust ♪

♪ It's like I'm in Heaven

♪ Girl you are my blessing

♪ Teach me how to love, girl

♪ I'm sure that I'm ready

♪ To start a family

♪ Baby this fantasy

♪ Is our reality

♪ Baby our love is like a dream ♪

♪ As I lay you down to sleep

♪ I pray the Lord my soul to keep ♪

♪ I thank the Lord that you're laying next to me ♪

♪ I finally got someone who understands me ♪

♪ Behind every good man there's a queen ♪

♪ Behind every good home there's a team ♪

♪ You're my best life

♪ You're my whole life

♪ I'm a better man

- You good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

I thought I saw someone.

I'm okay.

- You okay?

- Mmhm.

♪ I am the man that you can trust ♪

♪ It's like I'm Heaven

♪ Girl you are my blessing

♪ Teach me how to love, girl

♪ I'm sure that I'm ready

♪ To start a family

♪ Baby this fantasy

♪ Is our reality

♪ Baby our love is like a dream ♪

♪ It's a dream that we've had

♪ Since you came into my life

♪ And this dream that we're in

- What is this, Jumanji?

Where is the bathroom?

Oh goddamn.

Oh God.

(unzips and urinates)

Phew.

I can't wait to get home.

♪ I feel like

♪ Going

(door slams)

- Hey man, y'all quit slamming doors!

Mama ain't teach you how to open?

(humming)

(Cory meows)

- Fuck was that noise?

Cats and dogs in here?

Man what the fuck?

- [Cory] What was all that shit you were saying, nigga?

Hmm?

- Yo, I knew I knew you from somewhere.

You that fatass nigga from the gym!

- No, wrong.

I'm that nigga that's about to get his bitch back!

- Look, I don't know nothing about no bitch!

Ow!

Shit!

- Alcohol got you moving kinda slow, player.

- Let me get up from there, I'mma whoop your ass!

(Cory chuckles)

Hey yo, hold on, player.

Whoa, what you doing with that? Hold on man, I told you

I don't know nothing about no bitch.

- Right.

Yeah, that shit really don't work like that, nigga.

- [Tony] Man hold on!

♪ You walk down the aisle as my wife ♪

♪ It's a dream come true

♪ All I need is you

♪ When times get rough

♪ I can always count on you, baby ♪

♪ People think I'm crazy

♪ But they have never found a love like this ♪

♪ Ooh yeah

♪ Baby

♪ It's like a dream to me

♪ You mean the world to me

♪ I'll write a book about our love ♪

♪ I'll sing a song for you, I'll right my wrongs for you ♪

♪ I am the man that you can trust ♪

♪ It's like I'm in Heaven

♪ Girl you are my blessing

♪ Teach me how to love, girl

♪ I'm sure that I'm ready

♪ To start a family

♪ Baby this fantasy

♪ Is our reality

♪ Baby our love is like a dream ♪

(crowd cheers and applauds)

- Tony must be taking a shit.

- [Terry] Aw shit, he drunk.

- For real.

(laughing)

- Look, look, this party is lit,

but a sister gotta go to the gentleman's room.

- [Terry] It's over there, brother.

- Wait wait wait, can you check on Tony for me?

- Yeah, I can do that.

- You need to make sure he's not passed out, he's drunk.

- Okay, I will.

Shit.

(laughing)

- Hey!

- Can y'all help me find Tony?

(tense music)

- Bitch! Uh-uh!

- And you all are certain that no one

seen anyone go in there with him?

- I didn't.

No.

- (sobs) He just said he had to use the restroom.

That was it.

- What's going on?

- So do y'all have any idea, any idea,

who might have done this?

- His name is Cory.

(dramatic sting)

- [Quesha] What?

- Who's Cory?

(tense music)

- How do you know Cory?

- I dated him.

- Was this someone you were dealing with before me?

- I'm sorry, baby.

Fran, I thought I saw him here tonight.

- I thought I saw him here too.

- Can somebody tell me what's going on?

- No, for real!

'Cause y'all sharing secrets and shit!

- Okay okay, this Cory.

Did anybody happen to see him go in the restroom?

- All right, we'll collect these tapes.

And we'll find out what occurred.

Fellas, this way.

- If y'all happen to have anymore information

or happen to remember something later.

Please don't hesitate to give us a call.

- Who the fuck is Cory?

Who's Cory?

- We need to talk.

- What's going on?

- Not sure, baby.

- So what's going on?

- Okay, baby.

When I thought you were with another woman.

- [Quesha] Like that, baby!

Like that!

- I went out with Sherry and a few ladies.

We had a few drinks.

- And?

- There was a guy there.

(rhythmic drumming)

Cory, we drank and danced and.

- Then what?

- I invited him over.

Look, baby, I was hurt.

I thought you cheated -

- That's your excuse?

Did you sleep with him?

- (sobs) Yes.

- So you slept with some random dude

'cause you thought I cheated on you?

- Baby, I'm sorry.

- You're sorry?

- Yes! When I found out that I made a mistake

I told him I would never see him again!

(dramatic music)

- I can't believe you.

Get your filthy hands off of me!

You got this dude stalking you!

You handle that shit on your own.

- Baby -

- Get the fuck away from me!

- Terry, no.

No, no! Don't go!

No, please!

♪ When we fall in love

♪ To what is different now

♪ It doesn't have to be that way ♪

♪ Can we stop playing those games ♪

♪ I know we have our issues

♪ And we're both to blame

♪ I want what you want

♪ So how did we get here

♪ You want what I want

♪ So why are we living in fear

♪ I want what you want

♪ Going round and round

♪ You want what I want

♪ It's time to settle down

♪ I can't take no more

♪ No one is keeping score

♪ Which means that we both lose ♪

♪ We had a happy home

♪ Until we let it go

♪ Sabotaging the truth

♪ We're fussing and fighting

♪ It's like we're day and night ♪

♪ I'm pulling, you're pushing

♪ Two wrongs don't make it right ♪

♪ We're fussing and fighting

♪ It's like we're day and night ♪

♪ I'm pulling, you're pushing

♪ Two wrongs don't make it right ♪

♪ You ever notice how you're always blaming me ♪

♪ And when it's my fault, I take accountability ♪

♪ I need that energy

- Hey.

- How can I help you today, Jasmine?

- Hey, I was really just coming to check on you.

Seems like you haven't been yourself lately.

- Just trying to get through this pile of work.

- Okay, did you want to talk about it?

- There's nothing much we could talk about.

Besides the fact that my fiance cheated on me.

- Oh my God, that is awful.

Terry, I'm sorry to hear that.

- Yeah, I'm pretty heartbroken about it, but what can we do?

We live and we learn, right?

- Well if you ever need anyone to talk to.

I'm always available.

Here.

Call me.

Any time.

Day or night.

- I will.

- Okay, well I hope you feel better.

- Thanks.

- Who the fuck are you?

Who's Joseph Franklin?

(Olivia knocks)

- Fran.

- Yes. Come in.

- I need to talk to someone.

- I need to talk to you too.

- Is it about Cory?

- Yes.

And no.

- Hmm?

- Because his name isn't Cory.

(tense music)

It's Joseph Franklin.

He was dishonorably discharged from the military.

For stalking women.

It was alleged that he dated one of the women there.

And when she broke it off, she came up missing.

Give me a second.

(phone ringing)

Adrian, can you come in my office for a moment?

- Wait, what's going on?

- Give me a moment please.

All right.

(call drops)

- Hey partner, what's up?

- Hey.

This is Olivia from the party.

- Yeah.

- [Fran] I think she's gonna be able

to help us solve this case.

- All right, Olivia.

Why don't you tell us how you met this guy.

- Well, I was leaving work one day.

And there was half a broken heart on my car window.

And I texted him about it.

And he responded with an image of the same broken heart.

And then the same night someone knocks on my door.

And it's dead birds on my doorstep.

- Hopefully we'll be able to pull the prints

from the casing.

- All right, we'll do that.

(ominous music)

- You fucking talking to the police?

(muffled screaming)

You're fucking lying!

You know what?

You about to end up just like your sister.

(tense music)

(phone ringing)

- Yo Terry, man, you hear them

calling you on the walkie talkie, bro?

Yo T!

You all right, man?

- My bad, Bobby.

- I be hearing them clear as day, bro.

I know you heard that, dawg.

- Can you handle it for me?

- Nigga no!

I'm not finna do your job for you, man.

You've been in a funk for two weeks, bro.

Come on, dawg.

- I'll take care of it myself.

- Terry, get your shit together, bro.

- I'm trying, Bobby!

This is different. - Well go get her back!

- I can't!

- Well stop moping around here

feeling sorry for yourself, dawg.

You're stronger than that shit, man.

- You ain't no help, Bobby.

- I ain't no help?

Look look look look, I ain't no help?

Bro, she apologized and said she was wrong, man.

We as men always mess up

in the same situation all the time, bro.

Aight? She even cut the dude off

and you still tripping about that man?

- Shouldn't have happened in the first place, Bobby.

- You right.

You right.

(tense music) (siren wailing)

- Hey.

I didn't mean to scare you.

- Cory, what are you doing here?

- I thought maybe you needed someone, you know,

to make sure you got to your car safely.

- What would I be afraid of though?

Niggas who send dead birds to my doorstep?

Drop broken hearts on my window shield?

Or maybe niggas who don't use their real name?

Joseph.

(Cory chuckles)

- Look.

I'm just saying.

There are some really crazy people out here.

- Yeah, I bet you know one real good.

Let me go. Let me go!

- I can't.

- What?

- Look, I'm sorry.

Look Liv, you didn't really give us a chance.

I'm a good man.

We could start over.

- I'm just not that into stalkers.

- I don't know what you talking about.

- You don't know what I'm talking about?

- I don't have a clue.

- Well let me whisper with something in your ear.

You will never get this pussy again.

- Oof!

(laughs)

Bitch.

I'mma kill you.

- Yeah, like you did Tiffany?

(Cory laughs)

- You been talking to people.

Yes you have.

Then how the fuck she know about your sister?

Bitch, shut up!

(Gina sobs)

You want to know about your sister?

I'll tell you what happened to her.

You know that ho decided

she didn't want a good nigga like me?

Nah. Mm-mm.

She'd rather have a nigga that's out here

serving chicken dinner biscuits.

She had a nigga that was making close to six figures.

And yet she wanted a nigga that could serve her

a thigh or a wing or a pepper

when the manager wasn't looking.

The fuck?

How you think that made me feel?

Hmm?

So you know what I did?

After they.

Left from their little date

and was going home from Bennigan's.

I mean the fuck type of nigga

take a woman like that to Bennigan's?

Huh?

What the fuck do they even serve at Bennigan's?

What is it, meatloaf?

Some chicken?

Black-eyed peas?

You don't fucking know.

So after they had their little meatloaf dinners.

I went and I took her.

And I brought her back here.

And I asked her.

I said why?

Why you don't want me?

Why you don't want a nigga like me?

Why would you choose a nigga like that over me?

You know what she told me?

She said I was weak.

So.

I took my hands.

Put them around her throat.

And I showed her my strength.

You know what I found out?

That she was fucking weak.

(Gina coughs)

So I buried her ass.

But you know what I'm about to do now?

I'mma go out there and I'mma gonna go get Olivia.

And I'mma bring her back here.

And I'mma let you watch me kill her.

(Gina sobbing)

You gonna get to watch me kill that bitch

right in front of you!

And then I'mma bury both of you

musty bitches right next to your sister.

With her chicken and biscuit eating ass.

Fuck you mean.

(suspense music)

- You move one more inch and I'mma blow

your big black ass back to clown school!

- Olivia.

You didn't even have to mention Tiffany's name.

You were safe, Olivia.

What's the worst you were gonna deal with huh?

Me stalking you for a little bit?

'Til I was over you?

You said some shit that could've got me locked up!

And we can't have that.

- What happened to her?

- You don't really want to know that.

- Did you kill her?

- You're not ready for that answer, Olivia.

- Why did you do it?

- Do you really want to know why?

Okay. I'll tell you.

'Cause her routine changed up.

Everything about her changed up.

When we started making love, she started moving differently.

She became unavailable.

So I followed her.

And imagine to my surprise.

I catch her at a hotel laid up with some

brown-skinned ass principal.

So I went in after he left.

And I snapped her neck.

(Tiffany screams)

- [Olivia] You what?

- Yeah, 'cause I refuse to let another bitch do me dirty.

- You're one crazy motherfucker!

(Cory laughs)

- But you know what?

- You move one more inch and I'mma blow your brains out!

- That's it.

You know, for the irony of it,

I can't figure out why good niggas like me

seem to keep getting done bad by women.

But you know what?

I think two steps ahead.

See, while you were gone, Olivia, I went into your house.

And I saw your precious gun.

And I took it just in case we ended up

in this moment right here.

(gun clicks)

And I took the bullets out.

God, I'm a fucking genius!

(chuckles)

Bitch.

Come here.

- Let me go!

Get off of me!

- You don't understand.

I'm the fucking judge, jury, and executioner!

Listen, the penalty for this shit,

for fucking over a nigga, is death now!

That's what y'all gotta learn.

Y'all don't understand this shit.

But you?

You won't know it because I'm about to take you out.

(gun fires)

- Terry, baby!

- Olivia, baby!

I'm so sorry I didn't protect you.

- I'm sorry I lied to you.

- Come on.

Come on, come on.

Come on.

(police radio chatter)

(dramatic music)

Come on, come on now.

Pass the bottle to Luca!

Really babe?

- Got your baby in me, right?

We deserve to eat whatever we want.

- You lucky you got my baby in here.

Ain't that right, baby?

Ain't that right, baby?

Come on, man, that's a foul!

- Ooh.

Ooh!

Oh baby.

Baby!

- Hmm?

What's the matter?

- It's time.

- For what?

- The baby's coming.

- The baby's coming?

The baby's coming!

The baby's coming, okay okay okay okay!

I'mma call the doctor, hold on.

Hold on.

Shit shit shit, hold on hold on.

Fuck, what's the number to 911?

Goddamn!

- You gonna take me to the doctor.

- Okay, okay.

I got my shit together.

You got your shit together?

(Olivia screams)

What's wrong, what's wrong, what's wrong?

- It's the contractions.

- Contractions, okay breathe, breathe.

Breathe, breathe, breathe.

Woo, woo, woo, woo!

Okay listen. Listen.

We're gonna get to the doctor, okay?

We gonna get down to the car, okay? Can you walk?

Can you walk?

Okay, come on.

Come on, come here.

Come on now.

Come on come on.

Oh shit.

- Baby!

- You're doing so good.

- [Doctor] We need you to push!

- I'm pushing!

- You got this, baby.

- [Doctor] We need you to push!

- [Terry] Oh shit!

Bobby grab her hand!

Bobby grab her hand!

- When you feel a contraction,

I need you to push harder.

- I'm pushing as hard as I can!

- Bitch you gotta push harder!

(Olivia screaming)

- Push! Push!

How you doing?

You're doing good.

You got it!

You got it!

One more, one more!

One more, baby.

One more.

- [Sherry] This is taking so long.

- You got a big baby in here!

(Olivia screams)

- Baby! It's here!

(baby crying)

Baby, you did it!

- [Nurse] Good job, Olivia!

Good job!

- You did it, friend.

- [Bobby] Nigga, you somebody's daddy, man.

- I'm so proud of you.

I'm so proud of you.

- You did it, baby.

- You a daddy, bro.

Nigga, you somebody's daddy, bro.

I feel bad for the baby.

- Congratulations, Olivia.

- Aww, look at her.

- Look at that, aww!

Look at her.

Hello, baby.

- Hey man, why baby girl got an OJ glove on though?

- Shut the fuck up.

- You know I'm playing, man.

What you gotta say to the family, man?

Come on, man.

Talk to the camera, baby.

How you feeling?

I see it in your face, man.

- [Sherry] Congratulations!

- [Bobby] Just got real, my boy.

(tense music)

Congratulations, my boy.

- [Sherry] She is beautiful.

- [Bobby] Yes indeed.

(Terry knocking)

- What's up, little brother?

- You know I hate seeing you like this, right?

How you holding up?

- Good as I can get.

Since you shot me, nigga.

- Listen, I had to, okay?

It was the only way I could get my plan to work.

- You right.

- [Terry] Have I ever steered you wrong?

- Nah.

- Exactly.

So you gotta trust me, okay?

- Have you killed her yet?

- I can't.

- Why not?

- 'Cause you have a daughter.

(tense music)

- I gotta get out of here.

- I know.

And you will, okay?

You got three more years.

Keep playing your part,

and I'm going to get you out of here.

But in the meantime, I got another plan I'm working on.

Yeah?

- Okay.

- Yeah.

Yeah, that's my boy.

Yeah.

- Hey.

- Hey.

- How was your meeting with your brother?

- Just fine.

- Good.

- Let's go eat.

- Okay.

(car revs)

♪ They said it couldn't be done ♪

♪ They said we could never

♪ Let them niggas know you all business ♪

♪ What it do

♪ From the jump, daddy told me never play the fool ♪

♪ I did that shit once before, call it paying dues ♪

♪ Tighten up, nowadays can't be moving loose ♪

♪ Feel like they only just fuck with me 'cause the shit I do ♪

♪ Movie roles, studio, I'm in, they hear me, cool ♪

♪ If I'm out of pocket, business I be tending to ♪

♪ Nowadays my business suit

♪ Is drivers with the pistol too ♪

♪ See I'm gonna execute, they be so professional ♪

♪ Now if it's destitute, I probably won't get no response ♪

♪ I ain't good at making friends ♪

♪ Trust depleted, there ain't none ♪

♪ See I'm the type to sit around putting the fire on ♪

♪ Label this blunt, but I'm the type they be igniting on ♪

♪ I did some wrongs, enough to give advice ♪