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When she was good, she was very, very good.

But when she was bad, she was better.

That's me.

DANI: We have got to get

everything back where it was.

There cannot be one speck of evidence

that can be used against me.

I could have sworn I set the security code

before we left, babe.

The alarm was off.

Yeah, the scratched picture.

The bottle of wine obviously replaced.

BOTH: Dani.

That bitch broke in here.

-Hey! -Oops.

When the two of them are gushing about

their perfect legendary love affair,

then, boom!

I'll blow it all up.

Elon, it's good to see you.

-It's good to see you. -[chuckling]

Thank you for squeezing me in this morning.

Oh, anything for a good cause.

-Coffee? -Please.

Now, before we jump in, I need to catch up.

How's Darlene?

My wife is as sassy as ever.

Can't nothing slow that woman down.

She's a full-time wife.

A full-time mother. Full-time at dispatch.

She's been wearing that 911 dispatch headset for years.

Any talk of retirement?

I can't imagine Metro without Darlene the dispatcher.

And Darlene can't imagine them without her either.

[both laugh]

And the boys?

The boys haven't been boys for a while.

Yeah, where does the time go?

Yeah, and we know what Jacob's been up to.

Well, we can skip over the wedding fiasco

-and Dani's arrest. -Yeah.

He was torn up about that one, Anita.

We understand Jacob is a dedicated officer of the law.

And he did what he had to do

according to his code of conduct.

My son is nothing if not by the book, so...

He and Naomi are happy together and thriving in their careers.

-That's what matters. -Yes.

And Luke?

Forging his own way in the department.

-Good for him. -Yeah.

-We've both been blessed. -Amen.

[Anita chuckles]

Well, let's get down to business.

Okay.

I really appreciate you getting involved

in the Fallen Officer Fund.

Oh, well, everyone at the foundation is

really excited to participate.

-It's such a worthy charity. -Good.

Send me an email about who we should contact over there

regarding logistics, and I'll pass it along.

Pass it along?

Oh, no, this is not a "set it up and walk away" kind of meeting.

No, sir. You are getting the Anita Dupree experience.

I plan to be hands-on.

This is the kind of work that fills my soul.

You skipped out so early this morning,

I figured you'd need to refuel.

You sure this is not my reward

for how I put it down last night?

Jacob, stop.

All right, enough of the chest beating.

Maybe I was just trying to be a good wife.

Uh-huh. And I'm Michelle Obama.

Come here.

But for real? You good?

Can't hide anything from you, now, can I, Detective?

No, you can't. So what's up?

It's about me taking

this sexual harassment case against my dad's firm.

Look, I'm not sure it's a good idea.

It's certain to bring out a lot of media attention.

You like keeping things low-key.

Exactly.

Yeah, that's a tough one.

But remember, the spotlight shines both ways.

What do you mean?

Well, your father's firm has something to hide.

And some secrets deserve to be brought out into the light.

[phone buzzing]

VANESSA: Hmm, what's going on?

Got a hot side piece I should know about?

Hotter than you?

Baby, you're my side piece, appetizer and main course.

I have no room for anything else.

How romantic.

[phone chimes]

[soul music playing]

It's the hospital.

I'm waiting on a new cardiac CT to be delivered.

Ooh, sounds fancy.

State of the art?

Oh, you know it.

This bad boy can detect heart problems

before they even pop up.

With images clear as an HDTV.

A machine like that could put you out of business, Doug.

Then what would you do with all your free time?

Well, spending time with my beautiful wife, of course.

And driving her crazy 24-7.

I got to bounce.

Unsure when I'm gonna be home.

Love you.

Have fun with your new toy.

Oh.

Doug, you forgot your I.D.

Mrs. McBride.

Just the person I wanted to see.

♪ ♪

CHELSEA: What's up, fam?

Just bodied that workout.

Shout-out to these leggings. Don't we look snatched?

-Oh. -Mm-mm.

[both laugh]

-That was cute. -That was cute.

Uh-oh, these comments are kind of wild.

Camel toe? Did this fool just--

Uh-uh. Okay, uh, "Let's keep it cute.

We are here for the fits, not the foolishness."

Ooh.

Damn, your followers got no chill.

You should see my DMs.

Are they hype about the purse line, at least?

I'm waiting for the right moment to drop that bomb.

You better make it soon.

That luxury brand keeps reaching out.

They want to collaborate.

But that's not what we're about, Kat.

We are building our own

Black luxury clothing empire, remember?

High-quality but still accessible.

Mm-hmm. Plus I don't want some wack-ass boomer brand

telling me what I can and can't do on my own stream.

I feel that.

I just thought I'd run it by you.

It's a big bag to turn down.

Well, ours is gonna be way bigger.

Plus my follower count went up 30%

since Mom went all Kill Bill.

Hold up.

If your social media's popping off,

why aren't we using the extra eyes to announce our purse line?

-Chelsea! -Oh.

This madness has to stop.

You've got to quit stalling

and tell Aunt Dani your modeling days are done.

[sighs]

WOMAN [over P.A.]: Orderly to 211.

[groaning]: Damn it!

Here, let me, let me help.

That cart came out of nowhere.

-I'm, like, mortified right now. -Don't stress it.

So what brings a bougie lawyer like you to our humble hospital?

Chasing ambulances?

[chuckles] Just checking on a client.

Uh, h-how's the knee situation?

Want me to chase you down some ice?

I think I'll live. Just need a sec.

So what would Kat think if she saw you playing

Captain Save-a-Chick to some random woman?

Kat?

Oh, uh, we're not...

Actually, I don't know what we are.

I-I guess we're just hanging out.

Keeping it casual.

Is that right?

-Good to know. -[over P.A.]: Nurse to room 818.

Joey Armstrong. May I join you?

-Actually, I was just about to leave. -This won't take long.

In that case,

what can I do for you, Mr. Armstrong?

Well...

...I understand that you're about the best there is

at what you do,

and I would like to request your special services.

So, you can stand up to a whole billion-dollar brand,

but you can't tell your own mom you're switching up your career?

Make it make sense.

I know. It's giving clown, isn't it?

You're supposed to be this TikTok baddie.

Where is all of that energy?

Well, sometimes baddies need help, Kat.

So either help or back off.

All right.

Practice on me. I'll be Aunt Dani.

Okay.

Mom, I have something to tell you,

and you're not gonna like it.

Oh, no, that's trash.

It sounds like somebody died.

Or you're preggo. Yeah, don't start like that.

Maybe we should just take things slow.

Like put it on ice for a bit.

You're joking, right?

Chelsea, I've been busting my ass

to get this thing off the ground.

I know, but--

I even missed my mom's award ceremony.

And now you want to hit pause 'cause you're dodging

some awkward conversation with your mom?

It's not just awkward, Kat. Mom's going through it.

Oh, my bad. I forgot she's the only one with feelings.

Well, you're wilding right now.

You don't know her struggle.

She's living vicariously through me,

trying to relive her glory days.

She's lost Dad, her marriage.

Me modeling is all she has left.

This purse business is the first step

towards your dream

of having your own clothing line.

Don't let worrying about Aunt Dani

send it into crash and burn.

I hear you.

I just can't hurt my mom.

Not right now.

So, what's really holding you back?

My family just went through a very public meltdown.

If I go against my father in court now,

it'll reignite the whole media circus.

And you're afraid the scandal will overshadow the case itself.

I mean, there's no way to avoid it.

The press would be all over

the "daughter versus father" angle,

eager to dig up our family's dirty laundry again.

And those brave women who came forward,

their stories would get lost in the noise.

That's a valid concern.

So what happens if you don't do it?

These women could lose their day in court

because none of the lawyers they reached out to

want to go up against scary Bill Hamilton.

So it's me or nobody.

Or is that hubris?

What do I do?

I can't tell you.

But there's someone who can.

And I spoke with Gabe,

and everything is set at the club.

He's even giving us a discount on the catering.

Amazing.

I might as well send the fund's event manager on vacation.

Oh, don't you dare.

There's a lot of work to do.

There's invitations and auction items

and booking a musical act and...

And you get my point.

Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised

if we doubled the donations from last year.

Doubled? I am aiming to set an all-time record.

-And I'll do it, too. -I know you will.

Nobody throws a party like Anita Dupree.

-[laughing]: Preach. -[phone chimes, buzzes]

Oh, Jacob needs to see me.

Mm.

I better get over to the station.

All right, well, I will reach out to Darlene.

We need to get a, uh, in-laws brunch on the books.

Yeah. You know what? You'll make her day.

She loves hearing your Articulettes stories.

You know, Darlene puts on your old records

and pretends she's in the group. [chuckles]

But let's keep that between us, okay?

Yeah. What's a secret between friends?

Yeah. Yeah, right.

-Take care. -Right.

-I'll see you soon. -Looking forward to it.

[line rings]

Good morning.

The chief of police just left.

Correct.

And I ran the ideas by him

for the Fallen Officer Fund event,

and Elon was very pleased.

So I'll update the proposal and send it over.

Great. Any other pressing matters?

Send it over and I'll review it.

[laughs]

Yes, I do like to fill up my days.

Here. Grab a seat.

Your files all accounted for.

You didn't happen to slide your card in here, did you?

In case I want to explore my options

for suing the hospital... over dinner?

Well, if it's a case you're serious about,

who am I to turn down a potential client?

What planet are you from?

Planet?

Men, Mars. Women, Venus.

And you're from...?

How about a beautiful little place called Puerto Rico?

-Ah, like Bad Bunny. -Yeah, he's a big deal there.

We're all about that Boricua pride.

It's got me in my feels just thinking about it.

I bet Kat's gonna be in her feels, too,

when you take her.

Why do you keep name-dropping Kat?

Did she say something to scare you away from me?

Let's leave it at: she definitely doesn't need

another reason to hate on me.

She makes up enough reasons on her own.

Look, I messed up.

I've been so focused on business,

I forgot how tough this is for you and Aunt Dani.

-Kat, I-- -Let me finish.

What if you could spin this in a way

where Aunt Dani won't get in her feelings?

-Like how? -Think about it.

You could break down how your social media game is

turning into a whole business.

Like, why use your clout for others

when you can go into business for yourself?

So frame it like I'm not ditching her vision,

just leveling it up?

You're not just following in her footsteps.

You're blazing your own trail.

And I could explain how my following gives me

a platform that she never had.

There are opps now that didn't even exist back in her day.

So I could take what she taught me

and apply it to the digital age.

That's low-key genius.

But what if she doesn't see it that way?

Then at least you stayed true to yourself,

which you know is what Aunt Dani would do.

JOEY: It's my mother.

She's not getting any younger,

and my siblings are pushing for a retirement home.

That's her worst nightmare.

That is a tough situation.

What can I do to help?

I would like to buy my mother her dream home.

Give her some dignity.

That's really sweet.

I imagine you want a place she can live comfortably.

Something designed for the elderly.

And I understand that you are

the go-to Realtor for that kind of thing.

A son looking out for his mother.

I might have misjudged you at first.

How so?

That's not important.

Let's focus on finding

the perfect home for your mother, shall we?

As much as I'd enjoy hanging out,

Kat's mom is my boss,

and I can't risk my job over some guy I barely know.

Oh, so even talking's an issue?

Depends on where it leads.

[laughs]

I can't even with you. You're straight-up dangerous.

Well, thank you for the compliment.

I'd return it, but I don't want to lead you into temptation.

Please.

See you.

WOMAN [over P.A.]: Nurse to room 818.

Oh, and I meant what I said.

Kat's a lucky girl.

[soul music playing]

[line rings]

[phone buzzes]

Hey.

Oh, I thought you'd be swamped

and I'd have to slide through your voicemail

like the last couple of times.

And like you were when I texted back?

Fair point.

Um, so you're not being distant?

I don't mean to be, Kat.

Well, then pull up to Orphey Gene's

and we can talk it through face-to-face.

Yeah, I could be there in a few.

Okay.

-[Vanessa speaks indistinctly] -I'm sorry to interrupt.

I think I left my badge.

Oh, Doug, let me introduce you to Mr. Armstrong.

Hello, Doug. Pleasure to meet you.

I was just asking your lovely wife

about finding a special place for my mother.

Oh, is that right?

Well, Vanessa's schedule's pretty tight.

I'd be surprised if she could squeeze in another client.

Well, then it's a good thing she already made room.

-Oh, she did? -She did.

Of course I did.

Mr. Armstrong's mother deserves nothing but the best.

Have fun.

DOUG: I will.

Good luck with the house hunt, Mr. Armstrong.

Thank you, Dr. McBride.

I'm a big believer in luck.

Good morning, Gran. Or is it afternoon?

There's so much going on, I can't keep track.

I could hear those gears turning all the way in the library.

So, what is weighing on that beautiful,

brilliant mind of yours?

I have a big decision to make.

So, a case has landed in my lap that could change everything.

Sounds intriguing.

What is it?

Okay, well, uh, protecting confidentiality,

I will share what's rumored.

Three women from the law offices of Bill Hamilton

want to file a sexual harassment suit

against the firm.

Well, lots of reasons not to take that on.

Yeah, the press, first and foremost.

You're afraid that our family's notoriety

would overshadow the victims?

Yeah, that's a big piece of it.

Especially since everything with Mom has finally settled down.

And you certainly don't want to put your mother

and the rest of the family through all of that again.

How can I, in good conscience?

And then there's the question of whether you can even beat Bill.

Well, yeah, that's a consideration.

Well, now, don't get me wrong, Naomi.

Your reputation is growing in legal circles,

but Bill's firm has resources that are far beyond your access.

You'd be like David going up against Goliath

without even a slingshot.

So you're saying I shouldn't take the case?

I haven't said a word about what you should or shouldn't do.

I'm just holding a mirror up to your own doubts.

Now ask me if I think you can win.

Do you think I could beat my dad?

I think you are more than capable of handling this.

You are smart and dedicated,

and you have a fire for justice

that would make Thurgood Marshall stand back.

But, Gran, the fallout for our family.

Ah, it's just another day in the neighborhood. [chuckles]

Naomi, listen.

Those women chose you for a reason.

They see in you what I do.

Someone who will stand by them and stand up for them

with everything she's got.

So the question isn't whether you can win.

It's whether or not you're ready to show the world what happens

when a Dupree woman decides to move mountains.

[sighs]

I think a ranch-style house.

Uh, wheelchair-accessible doorways.

No high or low shelving.

Looks like you've put some real thought into this.

It's great to see a son

so devoted to his mother's well-being.

Oh, my mother is my whole life.

I'd do anything for her.

You look amazing.

Glad you noticed.

And you think I'm distant?

Maybe that's just what I learned to expect.

So, now that I have your requirements,

I'll get back to you before end of day

with some prospects.

I look forward to our continued partnership.

MAN: So...

...you went from robbing the cradle to the grave.

Pops.

I didn't expect you to show up so quick.

Yeah, I had some time between meetings.

Plus your text sounded urgent. What's on your mind, son?

What can you tell me about Detective Malone?

Your new partner?

How's it working out for you?

Man, if Marcel had his way,

I'd be nothing but his errand boy,

fetching coffee and doing grunt work.

Not quite the learning experience you was hoping for.

Hell nah.

[laughs]

Let me break it down for you, son.

Marcel has been on this force

longer than some of these rookies have been breathing.

All right? He's seen things that would make most men quit.

So give him some leeway.

I know his methods may not be

what you're used to, but they get results.

And what result do you get

by turning a blind eye to corruption?

What'd you see?

Joey Armstrong.

He pocketed a fat stack of cash

from some wannabe thug on the street in broad daylight.

-And what was it for? -That's the thing, Pops.

He wouldn't even look into it. Said it wasn't important.

I don't know, man.

I'm starting to get a funny feeling about him.

That doesn't sound like a good cop to you, does it?

[sighs]

Jacob, I know your generation is all about the vibes,

but in this line of work, we deal with cold, hard facts.

You may want to get yours straight

before you start throwing around the "C" word.

So you think I'm misreading this?

I think it's possible

that with all Malone's years on this force,

he knows which cases are worth the squeeze

and which ones lead on a wild goose chase.

Listen, don't get it twisted. That man earned his stripes.

I hear you.

But no matter how many stripes I earn,

I'll never forget my obligation to protect and serve.

We all appreciate your moral code, son.

In due time, so will Malone.

Just give him a chance to warm up to you, all right?

He may teach you something yet.

So, do you think I'm weird for being a virgin?

Not at all. It's admirable.

Shows you've got discipline.

So, why are you so hesitant about being physical?

Not bedroom stuff. I'm not there yet.

But a kiss now and then wouldn't hurt.

When we were in front of your family,

you wouldn't even let me kiss your cheek.

Okay, that was for your own protection.

Have you ever seen videos

of my granddaddy chairing Senate hearings?

He's lethal.

But he's not here now.

In that case, let me shoot my shot.

[soul music playing]

I don't appreciate you checking up on me, Diego.

And for the record, there's nothing going on

between Mr. Armstrong and me.

What's that old guy's deal?

He's not just any guy.

Let's just say he has a reputation.

But I didn't expect him to be so handsome and fine.

Right.

-For an old head. -[chuckles]

You've got no right to be jealous, Diego.

-I thought we had something. -We do.

Just not exclusively.

I can see whoever I want, whenever I want,

old heads included.

Who do you want to see right now?

The old guy, your husband...

or me?

[winces]

That depends.

Still up for that workout?

Yo, yo.

I've been waiting for you at the casino.

Man, you won't believe the mess that I just saw.

Try me.

Your boy Joey cozying up to my wife.

Oh, word? What were they doing?

Just talking over breakfast.

Something about buying a house for his mama.

[chuckles] Man, that sounds pretty PG to me.

How do you know he wasn't telling you the truth?

Come on, Randy. You don't think that's shady?

Well, listen, if Joey was up to anything,

I would let you know.

WOMAN [over P.A.]: Orderly to 211.

How about we head back to the casino

while the tables are still hot?

You know, this paper ain't gonna stack itself.

Fine.

But I'm gonna be keeping a close eye on Joey.

And while you do that, I'm gonna watch you

turn them tables into money printers.

'Cause tonight dinner's on you.

What's got your gears turning?

Oh, I was, um... [chuckles]

I was just thinking about the good old days.

Oh.

Sitting here with you reminds me

how much I miss singing with the girls.

-Oh. -[chuckles]

We were on the road 45 weeks out of the year,

crammed into a station wagon.

We barely slept.

Survived on fast food and soda,

and I loved every single minute of it.

Well, what made you walk away from it all?

Mm.

I was ready.

I had a great run with the girls,

a successful solo career.

Married the love of my life.

Had success as an actress.

Well, as much success as a Black actress could have

in Hollywood back then.

Mm-hmm.

But, um, yeah, I felt like I'd done it all.

Yeah.

But here's what I want to share with you.

The strength it took for me to accomplish all of that,

that strength runs in your veins.

It's in all Dupree women.

So we don't back down from a challenge.

And we certainly don't let anybody dim our spotlight.

I know that's right.

You okay, Gran?

Splendid.

-Why do you ask? -I don't know.

It just looked like you were reliving

some of those glory days.

Oh, living in the past is for old farts who have

nothing better to do in their present-day lives.

Do I look like a has-been to you?

No, ma'am.

[both chuckle]

My life today is wonderful.

My charity work could fill volumes.

In fact, it's better than it's ever been.

Well, my, my, my.

My grandmother's got it going on.

Still out here doing the most.

Oh, where do I begin? Let's see.

There's my involvement in health and wellness.

-Right. -The community theater

that I single-handedly revived.

And of course, let's not forget

the literacy program I started at the library.

You know, they wanted to name a wing after me,

but I told them

to name the whole building or nothing else.

You did do that.

The point is, Naomi,

I have no regrets.

Not a one. And neither should you.

-I'm so glad we talked this out. -Same.

This is how we should handle things.

Straight up and honest.

The exact opposite of how it went with my exes.

[groans] Mine, too.

I think that you and I have the chance

to build something real.

I got to head back to the office.

Yeah, I should bounce, too.

You go. I'll go grab the check.

Already handled.

Oh, okay.

Well, I'll hit you up later.

You're not going to get rid of me that easily.

Let me walk you to your car.

DOUG: Yes!

WOMAN: Damn it.

That's what I'm talking about.

The man can't lose for winning.

At this rate, he'll pay me back before dinnertime.

Well, Doug is having a hot streak.

These things happen.

You think I don't know that?

It's not about luck, Randy. It's about control.

He owes me big-time.

If he pays me back, he's free.

And free men don't make good puppets.

Sometimes there's just nothing we can do about it.

Let him have his big day.

Tomorrow he loses his shirt.

Mom, what I'm trying to say is,

you remember when you found out about Dad and Hayley?

Worst news ever, right?

Well, this is nothing compared to that.

My modeling career.

-I'm out. -JACOB: You talking to yourself?

Jacob, do not be sneaking up on me like that.

You almost got this phone thrown in your face.

My bad. Being stealthy helps me catch shady perps.

Are you calling me a shady perp?

Well, that depends.

You doing something to be called a shady perp?

Shouldn't you be out patrolling the street

instead of all up in my business?

And shouldn't you be out on somebody's runway

instead of harassing a detective?

Well, when that detective is my brother-in-law,

I get to harass him whenever, wherever.

-That's fair. -Maybe you could help me with this.

Your dad's your boss, right?

Yeah, but he's the chief of police, Chels.

I'm just one of many cops he bosses.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Point is, he's your boss like Mom's mine.

What do you do when you need to draw a line of separation

between parent and supervisor?

Well, blurred lines happen, but we manage.

Sometimes he says things I don't agree with,

but I have to check myself.

He wears the stars on his collar.

That's the same, just different.

I have to tell Mom something,

and I don't think she'll take it well.

Oh, boy, do I have to get a cell ready?

I'm joking. I'm joking.

I guess I just have to get it over with, huh?

Mm.

Well, good luck with that. I'm gonna hit the gym.

[sighs]

Well, well, well.

If it ain't the chief of police himself.

Standing down from his ivory tower

to mix it up with us common folk?

Yeah, good to see you, too, Malone.

Where's Jacob?

The golden child?

Boy been running off at the mouth.

Told him there was a noise disturbance

down at the Quickie Mart.

Slipped in a doughnut order.

He didn't even catch it.

Yeah, oldest trick in the book.

You haven't changed a lick.

That's why they call them the classics for a reason.

Things are different than when you and I were coming up.

Now, back then hazing was a rite of passage.

-It's how we separated the men from the boys. -Yeah.

Jacob has already more than proven himself in that respect.

He's a good cop, all right?

We can't have Jacob asking questions

about you that I can't answer.

Sure thing, boss. Anything you say.

Don't brush me off, Malone.

This isn't a game we playing.

All right, I got you.

Be nice to the kid.

Don't forget, that's my flesh and blood.

Anything that happens to him,

you won't have to come looking for me.

We clear?

Crystal.

-What's up, cousin? -[sighs]

How'd it go with Aunt Dani?

I couldn't get ahold of her after my lunch thing.

I think she's self-soothing.

But anyway, you sounded pressed on the phone. What's going on?

After you left, I had Tomas meet me at Orphey Gene's.

And?

You know, Tomas is kind of special, right?

Like there's just something about him that's different.

So what's the issue?

He's experienced in a way that I'm not.

Is he pressuring you into sex?

No, it's not like that.

But I have been thinking about it.

Kat, you've always been

about that "no sex until love" life, right?

I know.

So, are you in love?

No. Not yet, anyway.

Well, there's your answer.

You don't want your first time to be so cringey

that you'll regret it later.

But how will I know when I'm ready?

You just will.

And you won't need me to tell you.

So I was thinking

that we start off with a light stretch

-and move on to legs. -[chuckles]

That's not the workout I had in mind.

Come with me, Diego.

We seem to be making a habit out of this.

Stick with it till you nail it.

-Yes! -[ragged groan]

[chuckles] Yes.

That's what I'm talking about.

[phone buzzes]

[music playing faintly]

[sighs]

What do you need, Malone?

For you to stop making stupid mistakes.

Like accepting cash payouts in broad daylight.

Especially in front of a rookie cop dying to make his bones.

That's what I pay you for.

Handle it.

Thank you for the encouragement.

You really helped me put things into perspective.

-That's what I'm here for. -Yeah.

To provide wisdom and look fabulous while doing it.

You know, all this talk about your performing days,

I can't help but wonder if you still got it.

-Is that a challenge? -I mean...

Listen, I have forgotten

more about performance than these kids today even know.

In fact, I've learned a few new tricks.

Oh, yeah? Well, then show me what you got.

I've been paying attention to these female rappers.

What's her name? Cardi Z.

And the other one? Megan the Mustang.

Do you mean, um, Cardi B and Megan--

Naomi.

Now, you know I know.

The point is...

...your grandmother is still hip and happening.

So get ready,

because I'm about to get so lit,

you're gonna have to put shadow all over it.

-I think you mean shade. -Whatever.

Give me a beat.

[beatboxing]

-Come on. -[Naomi beatboxing]

♪ Hey, hey, listen up, y'all, I'm Anita Dupree♪

♪ Been singing sweet melodies since '73♪

♪ I performed with the best, now I'm living life blessed♪

♪ Got a family that's putting me to the test♪

♪ But you know I'm still fly, still got that spark♪

♪ My rhymes are so hot, they light up the dark♪

♪ From the stage to the screen♪

♪ To my living room♪

♪ Anita Dupree still got the boom, boom, boom.♪

-[laughs] -Ha-ha! Come on, now.

-Don't hurt yourself! -Listen, I told you,

your grandmother was on flick with the young'uns.

-You mean on fleek? -Potato, po-tah-to.

Let's show 'em how the Dupree women can do it all.

Ready? Here we go.

[beatboxing]

-Here we go. -Yeah, yeah.

♪ Hey, hey, listen up, y'all♪

♪ I'm Anita Dupree♪

You're not Anita Dupree.

-I'm Anita Dupree. -I'm sorry.

-You're Naomi Dupree. -Okay, okay, okay, okay.

-Same number of syllables. -From the top, from the top.

Okay, here we go.

[both beatboxing]

♪ Hey, hey, listen up, y'all♪

♪ I'm Naomi Dupree♪

♪ I got...♪ No.

-I can't. I can't. -What? It... the...

It's the pocket, baby.

-[laughs] -It's the pocket.

-You got to be in the pocket. -I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Who taught you this?

Who didn't teach you this?

-Put the phone down, Gran. -Okay. You're a lawyer.

-Put the phone down. -You're a lawyer. That's okay.

-TikTok is not your friend. -You got other talents.

You got other skills.

You got other skills, baby. That's good.

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