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♪ Two times

- Maybe I say three times.

♪ Have

Nah, three, that's too many.

♪ Two times

♪ Won't you fall on my throne

Nah, I'm not feelin' that.

♪ Have a seat on my love

♪ Two times

Make the whisper.

♪ Have a seat on my love

♪ Be mine

No, I don't like be mine.

♪ Have a seat on my love

♪ Right now

No, no, I don't like that.

Jessie!

♪ Have a

Jessie!

♪ Have a

Jessie!

- I thought I heard somethin'.

♪ Have a seat on my love

- Jessie, I'm comin' in.

♪ Two times

♪ Won't you rub on my love

♪ Two times

♪ Ain't nothin'

Boy!

- Hey!

- Now you know let you move in here

'cause I'm retired and I need the money.

Hey, ooh!

- Boy, you loud, you're lazy

and I want- - Ow.

- My money!

- Ooh, ooh, ow!

Grandma Hilda, what you doin'?

Ain't this illegal to be hittin' your tenant?

- Boy, you ain't no tenant!

You're a bum!

- A bum?

Look, I'm tryin' to get my music career started

but you gotta give me some time.

- You know I listen to my grandson.

I don't know why I listen to that no good boy.

Oh my goodness, these young people,

I just don't know what to do with 'em.

- Steroids or somethin'.

♪ You're not perfect

♪ You have your faults and your failures, girl ♪

♪ Sometimes you're careless

♪ You have your flaws, let me tell you ♪

♪ But like the rain that falls

♪ It still cause things to grow ♪

♪ You are necessary

♪ And you need your flaws

♪ 'Cause they'll help you grow

♪ You have everything you need

♪ Your imperfections are perfect ♪

♪ To me

♪ And I hope that one day you will see ♪

♪ You're imperfectly perfect

♪ Indeed

♪ But all you have is all I need ♪

♪ And all your weaknesses only make you strong ♪

♪ And this makes you the perfect mate ♪

♪ Your imperfections are perfect ♪

♪ To me oh yeah

♪ And I hope that one day you will see ♪

♪ You're perfectly imperfect

♪ Imperfect

♪ Indeed

♪ But all you have is all I need ♪

♪ The perfect mate

- Thank you.

A dollar,

that's it?

- Okay, here we go.

- All right, go. - Take a picture.

Hey girl.

Hey!

- Girl, what took you so long?

- Right. - Girl, I had to get

Mario's outfit ready for the wedding

'cause he's always so busy

so of course I had to pick it out for myself.

- Hope, if you don't stop running that man's life

he's gonna leave you.

Let the man decide what he wants to wear.

- Keisha, do you have a man?

- No.

- I didn't think so.

- Hope. - What?

- Why are you trippin'?

She's just tryin' to help.

But you ain't given the man none.

You're always telling him what to do

and you try to make him act like he's your daddy.

- That part.

- And what's wrong with that?

- It's weird.

- But if he loves me then he'll wait.

Plus, my daddy's picky anyway

so I have to make sure it's the perfect man.

- So wait, your parents haven't met him yet?

- No. - Oh wow, wow.

- Look, my dad is a control freak,

and my sister, all she does is judge me.

So I had to make sure he met the checklist.

- Checklist?

- The checklist.

- Hold on, hold on.

Okay, watch.

Loves God, a virgin, Bible scholar,

both parents are still together, no drugs,

nonviolent, unless he's protecting me of course.

Good income, stable family, and good genes.

- That's a good one.

- Girl. - Wow.

That's a lot.

I mean, you for real?

- Yeah. - Girl, ain't no man

gonna check all those boxes.

- Well, Mario does and so does my father.

- Mario's a liar.

- I don't know he sounds boring to me.

- Just because he's perfect doesn't mean he's boring.

- Honey, I hate to burst your bubble

but ain't nobody perfect.

- I don't know, you can keep your Mr. Perfect,

I just want me a thug

who's a family man with a lot of tattoos.

Girl, I don't even care if he's been in jail

and had three kids.

I just wanna see him

in his wife beater at the family barbecue.

- Girl, that does sound nice.

We're gonna get one of those. - Oh you want that too?

- I do, because it sounds hot.

- Y'all are crazy, I need new friends.

- No, you don't, you don't need new friends.

- You need to relax. - Yes girl, you need to chill.

♪ It's automatic

♪ It's automatic girl

♪ When I'm with you

♪ It's automatic girl

♪ When I'm with you

♪ It's automatic

- Let's do this.

♪ When I'm with

You know, I got you your own eight by 10 man.

My new album, "Have a Seat on My Love Two Times".

here's the disc, it jams, man, it jams.

♪ Have a seat on my love two times ♪

♪ Ain't nothin' but a knick-knack paddy whack ♪

♪ Give a dog bone

♪ Shimmy shimmy cocoa puff

♪ Baby just come home

All right.

- Look man, here's the deal,

thanks for coming by here.

You got style, edgy, smooth, sophisticated.

Man, it's really out there.

- Hey man, you know I'm glad you like it man.

- Whoa, now don't you go puttin' words in my mouth

'cause I never said I liked it.

- Wait a minute, you said, "You liked my style."

- Yeah, that outfit is bangin' man.

'Cause I think I might cop that shirt myself.

But the music, it's a no for me, dog.

- Hold up, you said, "I was smooth and edgy."

- It's good to live on the edge,

sometime you jump and you might even fly

but then you fall

and it's like ah.

- What are you talkin' about man?

- Know what?

Look here's the real deal, your music is garbage, okay.

Again, thanks for coming by.

Hey, security.

- Listen I got a remix man,

you ain't even seen have a seat on my thigh.

Hold on, hey, hey!

That's my only copy!

- Be sure to keep it locked to 105.7,

the best in hip-hop, gospel, and R&B.

A passenger is requesting

a ride from Pick It Up.

Pick It Up.

Man, I can't believe you ate all that food girl.

- Yeah, it was good, it was really good.

- It was good? - Yeah, it was.

- Did you enjoy yourself?

- I did, I did,

- Hey beautiful ladies, is this all together

or will it be on one check?

- I got it.

- That was weird.

Oh my God, girl, that is one fine man over there.

- Ooh, he is cute.

- Oh my God, look at him.

Hope, are you okay?

You look like you've seen a ghost.

- I'll be fine in just a minute.

- Oh, snap, you don't that's a.

- It is but let's get out of here before things get bad.

♪ She want's love, love

- Excuse me, Mario.

Yeah, hi.

Who is she and what are you doing hugging on her?

- I, I can explain. - I, I, I, you can explain.

What is there to explain?

So you're too busy to go shopping with your fiance,

but you're not busy enough to be kissing on her

in the middle of the street!

- No, we're not kissing, we weren't kissing.

This, this is Anna and this is the woman

I've been telling you that I've been counseling.

- Oh, Anna with the cheating husband Anna.

- Um, we're workin' it out. - Uh-uh.

We're workin' it out.

- You're cheatin' on me with her?

No, Hope, I'm not cheating on you.

- I can't believe you. - Hope, calm down,

you're overrating!

I apologize. - I'm overacting.

- I'm sorry.

- I'm overacting! - Yes, can we just

go somewhere private

and work this out? - Can I borrow

this for a moment?

This is overacting!

- Are you kidding me, Hope! - You got me wet!

- Maybe that will calm you down

since you wanna be so hot in the pants!

- Bro.

- Hope. - And you, I cannot believe

I was gonna introduce you to my parents.

- Hope, you still can.

I'm sorry.

No, no, no, no.

- Hope they ain't gettin' in my car.

- What are you doing, what are you doing?

Don't take that off.

We still can go, don't take it off.

- Pick It Up!

Somebody order one?

Hope, Hope!

- All right.

Hey bro, nah, don't worry she gonna be all right.

She gonna be all right.

- Hope!

♪ Put your head on my shoulder

♪ Put your head on my shoulder

♪ Don't you cry no more

♪ Cry no more

♪ All the pain is over

♪ All the pain

- Ma'am you know you shouldn't get in a car

without asking who came to pick you up, it's safety policy.

♪ Head on my shoulder

- Just drive!

- Okay, there you go, just let it out.

♪ All the pain is over

♪ All the pain is over

♪ Don't have to cry no more, cry no more ♪

♪ No more

♪ No more

♪ Don't cry no more

Yes.

- That was a really good suggestion.

- Yeah.

Now let me just confirm where I'm taking you.

- I don't know, I don't wanna go home yet.

I don't wanna sit in my house alone

thinking about how my life is just one big mistake.

- Okay.

Hey, did you ever got to North Side Middle?

- Yes, why?

- I think we know each other.

- Know each other, how?

- I used to sit behind you in French class, remember.

- Jessie.

That annoying guy that used to write me move letters.

- Ouch.

- Sorry, I just had a really bad breakup with my.

Mom.

- Baby, I can barely see you.

Is that you?

- Hi, Mom.

- There's my baby.

Ooh, you gettin', you gettin' married, oh!

Well, how long have you been keeping this a secret?

- Mom, it's not a secret.

It's not even- - Is Hope on the phone?

Hope, hey sissy.

- She's gettin' married, did you know?

- Married?

Why didn't you tell me you was getting married?

- It's nothing really.

- Let me see the ring.

- Guys, I'm not-

- How long you been keeping this secret?

Why didn't ya tell me ya was getting' married?

- Well it might of been a surprise.

She's been surprising us for 10 years

by never visiting or calling.

- She's been busy, that's all.

- And I bet she's too busy to come

to our family gathering this weekend

to hear daddy's big announcement.

- Dad's announcement, why didn't anyone tell me?

- 'Cause you never seem interested

in anything the family does.

- Cherish, that's not fair.

- What?

Seriously she hasn't been around in how long?

- Well, she's talkin' now.

- Yeah, but she only calls us

when something really bad happens

and she needs us to stroke her ego.

I'm surprised she's gracing us with her presence now.

- You are coming, you're coming right, baby?

You coming right? - Yeah, I'll be there, Mom.

- Yeah, and bring your fiance too.

- Fine, I will.

- Good. - Whatever.

- Bye. - Oh lord, you too.

Bye baby.

- Now you wanna come off.

♪ She could be a wifey, wifey

♪ Mess around and get my last name baby ♪

♪ She's a little sweetie, sweetie ♪

♪ Gotta get ya home, gotta get ya home ♪

♪ She could be a wifey, wifey

♪ Mess around and get my last name ♪

- This is it.

- Well, thanks for canceling the rest of your trips for me.

I still feel like a complete fool.

- Well, it a been worse

if you woulda went through with the wedding.

Seen it.

- No, not me.

I'm trusting and I'm kind but I am no one's doormat.

Well, thank God my parents never met him.

I mean other than a few things I told them but.

So why do you drive for Pick Me Up?

- 'Cause writing music right now

just isn't paying the bills.

You have one unheard message.

- You okay?

- You're a performer, like an actor, right?

- Well, you know, I mean I guess.

I mean if you was asking me to do a TV show

or somethin' I'd be like, I could do it.

- You have to pretend to be my fiance.

- Fiance, no, I can't be your fiance.

I don't do good with commitments.

Look I got rid of my MovieFlix free trial in six days

because the pressure was too overwhelming.

I wouldn't be able to pull it off.

- Well, I'm not going to my parents' house without a fiance.

You're gonna go, you're gonna be my fiance.

And you're gonna be the most amazing fascinating,

most successful man ever.

Look, I'll pay you way more than you make as a driver.

This engagement ring, it's worth $10,000,

I'll give it to you.

- I definitely could use 10 G's right about now.

Nah, nah, nah, nah, I can't.

- Well, I don't want it

and I'm not giving it back to that lying cheater.

So either you take it as paying gig

or I'm gonna throw it in this lake.

- All right, when do we leave?

Hey man, they haven't even seen this dude,

why can't I wear my own clothes?

What?

- Definitely not.

I mean you dress like a bum.

- What, what does that mean?

- Try this. - Yo, what are you doing?

- Clothes, I have tons of them.

Mario never wore anything that I bought for him.

- I see why.

Look, look, how does this work?

Do we hold hands?

Do we show public affection?

Like do we finish each other's sentences?

- No, no, no, definitely not that type of couple.

We'll keep it simple.

You come for a day, you woo my dad

and impress my godawful sister

and then we'll come up with some kind of emergency

and get you out of there, I promise.

- You got a lot of dude's clothes

for y'all not to be doing it.

- I wasn't doing it but apparently he was.

- Well, if it makes you feel better

my career ain't much happening with that either.

- I can tell.

- What?

- All right, so I figured a way to prevent any snafus.

- Mueller, that's the best you could come up with?

- Well, I had to change your last name of course.

My sister she was gonna figure you out.

I had to come up with something, it was lot of pressure.

All right, well, look at it,

you're confident, love the outdoors.

- The outdoors, I hate the outdoors.

- Well look, we're only gonna be there

for a few hours, eat dinner

and I promise we'll have the best breakup of all time.

- Breakup, is somethin' wrong with me?

- Nothing, it's just that,

okay, well there's a lot wrong with you.

What women wouldn't want to be with a struggling songwriter

that rides Pick It Up

and lives with their friend's grandmothers house?

- First of all Pick It Up is major franchise, okay.

Two, taking care of other people's grandmothers

that's a cool point.

That means I care from the heart.

Dang!

- Oh, and don't swear.

Do we have a deal?

- Deal.

- All right, let's go.

♪ I saw you baby

♪ You put a spell on me

♪ Like cotton candy falling from the sky ♪

♪ We dancing in the streets

♪ Yeah

♪ But ya didn't notice baby

♪ Your perfect drives me crazy

♪ But ya didn't notice baby

♪ Your perfect drives me crazy

♪ 'Cause you're perfect how you are ♪

♪ You're the prettiest girl by far ♪

♪ You're my girl

♪ My girl, my girl

Oh my goodness, I am not ready for this.

I'm a little nervous.

You don't understand how my parents are.

How are they?

- They're controlling. - Oh.

They tell you what to do.

- What the?

Your family lives here?

What exactly does your pops do for a living?

- He's a preacher.

- A preacher!

You.

- Come on.

- What the?

- My baby, my princess. - Hey, Mom.

- Oh.

God is good.

I see he's been keeping you.

- Yes, he has.

- This is the pastor.

- Who's the pastor?

I'm the pastor?

- I've been waitin' 30 years for you to arrive.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey you know what, you know what?

Let me look at you, let me look at you.

I just wanna see where my woman gets her beauty from.

Turn around, oh yeah, you fine, you fine.

- Such a charmer.

I see my daughter has finally come into her own.

She usually has such terrible luck with men.

Always picks the wrong one, can't keep the right one.

But I think she oughta hold onto you.

Ah, well come on in now, we got a busy day ahead of us.

And tomorrow your Dad is gonna make his announcement.

- Pastor.

- Yes, well, this is it.

- Intruder, intruder!

- What?

What's going on?

- Mom, who's that lady?

- Honey, that's your Aunt Hope.

And if you don't recognize her

it's 'cause she hasn't been around since you've been born.

Hi, Hope.

How are you?

Oh, wow, it looks a lot smaller in person.

It's still cute though.

Honey, help him with his luggage, okay.

- Hey, you all right?

You gotta slow down in here, man.

I mean you runnin' like that,

you know you can trip people you know.

Oh, it's up here, huh.

All right, woo, good I worked out my legs this morning.

I feel like I'm walkin' the green mile.

Tough crowd.

This is it?

In there?

- Yep, in there.

It's all yours.

If you leave your bags I'll take them in for you.

- That's a weird kid.

Man,

this is livin', man, look.

You already know.

Boo-ya!

- I'm Hope's daddy, Reverend Adams.

- And I'm Friedmount, his armor bearer.

- It's always good to be in the presence of another Marine.

- I'm sorry, sir.

I peed a little bit.

Wait a minute, did you say Marine?

- Right!

Now I'm a Marine in the army of God.

I just like to break out

this little bad boy every once and a while

and take my boys hunting.

Let's talk.

- Jessie, nice to meet you.

- I thought he'd be better looking.

- Me too.

- Well, I guess that only applies to beautiful people like-

- I haven't seen my daughter in 10 years.

And when I do she brings along a fiance.

- I know that's a lot to swallow, sir but I-

- I wasn't finished.

- I'm gonna shut up right now.

- So Jessie, are you and my daughter?

- What?

- Me and him?

No, never.

- Why you say it like that?

- No offense but.

- Oh, oh, no, no, no, no, none of that.

- So you're still?

- Really, Daddy?

- You know my wife tells me you were-

- A hunter, marine, a medical doctor.

- And now you got your eyes fixed on the ministry,

am I right?

- Yeah, I, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- You don't strike me as a manly type.

But on the other hand neither does my other son-in-law.

No offense, Ian.

None taken, sir.

- I wasn't a marine but I was super trooper.

- I got an idea, why don't we have a little challenge,

competition, see what you're made of.

- Oh, yeah, you know I'm just not the competition type,

you know since I went to Iraq

I lost the whole

you know eye of the tiger thing,

I'm more of a kumbaya.

- What he means to say is he'd love to.

- What?

- I love competition.

I remember the summer of 1982- - Challenge!

- Jesus!

- May the best man win.

- What a minute, you talkin' about right now, right now?

- Done.

- You still got it, just under a minute.

You have one unheard message.

- Let me guess Mario.

I'm so sick of him.

You know what, as your play fiance,

I promise I will always tell you the truth

and remind ya how beautiful you are

and what you mean to me.

- Oh, really? - Yep.

- Well, then you got about four more hours

because we're breaking up tonight.

I wanna get out of here

before my dad figures out who you really are.

- Sorry to interrupt children,

private talk. - But daddy,

Jessie's busy and we have plans to go-

- Hope, enough.

Come on, boy.

- Sorry.

- Do you believe in doing things with decency and in order?

- Yes, sir.

Your daughter is real, real decent.

- Then what man of the cloth

would not come to the father first

and ask for his daughter's hand in marriage?

- I didn't mean-

- Hope has not been home for 10 years

but I guess I can't complain about that

because she brought you all the way here

so you must mean somethin'.

- I hope so, been in love this girl for years

and she act like she don't even remember me.

- What was that boy?

- I mean I do remember it was, I believe it was a Tuesday

and I think she had on like a red dress-

- Jessie, I brought you in here for something.

This ring has been in our family for four generations.

First is with Grandma Tanisha,

then we passed it on to mother Clotilda.

This is the ring that I proposed to my wife with

and this the ring that I've been savin'

for the man who will propose to my Hope.

- Wow, I'm honored, sir, that you even think that I-

- Not so fast.

You want this ring you are going to have to earn it.

First you're gonna have to get my blessings

and then you're gonna propose to my Hope the right way

in front of her family.

- I am?

- You are.

- Well, first off sir, I just wanna apologize to you

for not coming to you first and proposing to your daughter.

To be honest my parents weren't married so I'm not used

to this whole traditional proposal marriage thing.

I mean I am honored that you're givin' me the chance

to prove myself to take your daughter's hand in marriage.

- You have a lot of heart and determination son.

I can see why my, my Hope likes you.

- You can?

Sometimes I can't.

- Hope is tough.

But trust me for her to bring you all the way here,

although she may never admit it,

she sees somethin' in you.

Now I am a man of God

and I need to know what is your relationship with him?

- I mean I respect him

but I'm just really not into this whole religious thing.

- The Adams don't believe in religion,

we believe in a relationship.

Now you see the word right here,

that's just a road map.

- Like Google.

- When you deal with the issues

it will help guide you to your destination.

- Oh, I get it.

You know I like that

because Rev, listen I've been in the music business

and I've been tryin' to get my music out for so long, man

but it's tough.

- Where God leads he feeds.

Where God guides he provides.

Just commit your work to the Lord

and trust the process.

- Oh, oh, there you guys are.

Well, don't mind me I'm just gonna go find Hope

and we'll get started on dinner.

- Ooh, I'm a starvin' Marvin.

This finishes later.

- You know before you leave you're givin' me those earrings.

- You always take my stuff, Momma.

- Hope, baby, give me that sugar over there in the pantry.

Mario.

You have one unheard message.

- What?

- Oh, so we're not gonna talk

about this Mario callin' your phone?

- Momma, that's old news.

- Well, it seems like he didn't get the memo.

- Momma, can we not talk about this right now?

- Oh, okay, well I'm sorry, I'm sorry baby

but you know if this is offending you this easily

then maybe you shouldn't be marrying Jessie.

- I don't know.

I mean Mario he met all my standards, Momma

but he lied to me.

And you know I don't deal with liars.

- Oh, okay, well, well,

does Jesse meet up to all these standards?

- No, Jessie he's different.

And our relationship is nothing like you and daddy's.

- Girl, why in the world

would you wanna be like your dad and I?

- Why not?

I mean, y'all have something special.

You know you guys have love and so successful.

That's what I want, you know.

You guys are the perfect couple.

And daddy he's like a guy's guy, you know.

- Yeah, I know, I know.

But baby, everybody's different.

We raised you to be different.

You're bold, you're picky, you're opinionated

but that's good.

You don't need to spend your time tryin'

to make Jessie or any other man for that matter

try to fit some kind of standards.

You need to work on the kind of woman you wanna be.

You let God take care of that kind of man.

- Oh, yes.

- I've been cookin' all day.

- Oh, praise God.

- Because I knew that Hope would be here.

She seems to visit less and less.

- Well from the look of this food

I will insist she come home more often with me.

- Honey, say the grace.

- Oh, no, no, no,

I'd like to have our distinguished guest do the honors.

- Oh, no, no, Daddy, he's our guest.

Maybe I should do the honors.

- Hope, enough.

Jessie.

- Of course.

Could everybody bow your heads?

Father, son, to the brothers.

Oh.

Okay.

♪ I come to you hungry and tired ♪

♪ Please feed me Lord

♪ My stomach growl

♪ Shout-out to the homies who couldn't make it ♪

♪ And to the shorties on the corner ♪

♪ Walking around naked

♪ I know you know Lord what's my faith ♪

♪ Like the homie Ice Cube said

♪ Today was a good day

♪ And forgive my homies Chris Brown and Drake ♪

♪ Amen

Amen, amen.

- Amen.

Amen.

- Amen. - Amen.

- Yeah, amen.

- Mrs. Adams, this smells so good down here.

- It's a lovely, lovely offering.

- Can't wait to get into this. - It's all in God's name.

- Jessie, we don't know much about you.

- Well, I don't like to share

too much details of my personal life.

- Jessie, the pastor knows I keep it real

because I keep it real

and I don't have a filter

that's why he trusts me.

- Friedmount.

- No, no, no, no, let him finish, Daddy.

I wanna hear what he got to say.

- Jessie. - Get it, Friedmount.

- I'm the pastor's armor bearer,

my job is to protect him and his family.

More importantly, his anointing.

- Amen, amen.

- My dad was his dad's armor bearer.

My grandfather was his grandfather's armor bearer.

So I will protect this house

and that includes his children.

- I don't need protecting.

- Hope, Hope, let me.

Mr. Friedmount, first off I just wanna say thank you, sir.

Look I get it, I know you're comin' from a place of caring.

And look you don't even know me

but you've known this beautiful woman her whole entire life,

and I think it's so amazing how all of her family

is so invested in caring for her and the armor guy.

So again thank you.

But I just wanna ask you for one request,

just give me 1% of trust

and by all means let me earn the other 99%.

- And you were worried that the youth has no respect.

Jessie. - Yes, sir.

- You just might work out after all.

- Thank you, sir.

- I expect you're gonna be staying, sweetie.

Your brother's on his way.

- Oh, no, no, no, we just came for dinner.

We're back on the road after dessert.

- Jessie.

You can stay too.

I mean after all our family

we need to spend more time together.

And I can tell by the way

you take care of my daughter it's wonderful.

- We can stay.

You know what I'm having so much fun

why would I wanna leave.

- Then it's settled.

Now if you'll excuse me,

I'm gonna go start on the dishes.

- No, no, no, no, Mom, let Ian help you.

- Huh?

I've been watching Adam all day.

- Ian, my mother's been on her feet all day.

- Allow me, Mrs. Adams.

Wait up.

- Okay.

- That boy needs to get a spine.

- Hey, what's wrong with you?

- Hey, everything's going great.

You should be happy.

- No, I wanna get out of here.

All they do is tell everyone what to do.

It makes me feel small and I can't stand it.

- You know you really have some anger issues.

- Anger issues?

- Yeah, just yesterday you

was having a breakdown throwing food

and now you're throwing a tantrum

because your dad's being a dad.

You need to learn how to relax.

You can't change everything so let it go.

- Let it go.

There you go, tell me what to do just like my father.

- Well, at least you have your father,

I don't even know mine.

- I'm sorry, I didn't mean-

- It's cool, it's cool.

Look maybe you should do what your father told me

and just trust the process.

- You know, maybe you're right.

Have I thanked you for anything you've done?

- You don't have to,

being here with you is thank you enough.

- No, really, I don't know

what I would have done this weekend without you.

- Well, if you really wanna thank me you could marry me.

- What?

- Your father wants me to earn this ring

and give it to you tomorrow.

That's my grandmother's ring.

- Yeah.

- Okay, this has gone far enough.

We need to end this tonight.

- I don't know.

You know, if I had to go through with a fake marriage

I wanna do it with you.

- Why couldn't Mario be this sweet?

Sissy.

Junior.

- How are you? - Good.

Junior, this is Jessie.

- Jessie. - Jessie, this is Junior.

- So they call you Junior.

- Yeah man, same name as my pops.

- They call your pops Junior.

- Oh you're serious.

Okay, yeah, I like you.

- Well, I hope so, y'all are gonna be rooming together.

- Wait. - What?

What?

- All right.

- We missed you for dinner.

- I was playin' music.

Well, you're just in time for dessert.

- Which church?

- Dad, we don't really have to do this tonight, do we?

- Hey son, now you've gotta give

your father the respect he deserves.

You're not gonna get any of the pie.

- Sorry, Dad.

I was playing music at a friend's church, that's it.

- All right.

But you remember what I said about protecting your gifts.

You don't just go around here playing for anybody.

- Enough, you too.

Go wash your hands

so you can get some of momma's famous pie.

- Woo, so where is this famous pie?

- This way, you can come with me.

- You already know.

You and me get some apple pie.

- Water. - Yeah.

Man that looks good.

Woo!

- So you and my sister, huh?

I'm surprised she would get somebody just like dad.

- How so?

- You're like dad but just without all the testosterone.

Well, I'm glad you're like him to tell you the truth.

At least now maybe I don't have to be.

- Went down the wrong pipe.

- Hey, don't worry I got this!

He's allergic to nuts!

- I am?

- He told mom, he has food allergies.

- Of course I did.

- That pie is full of nuts.

- Hey man, you didn't learn this from the super trooper.

- Hey, is everything okay?

Why is his eyes all glossed over?

Maybe he needs some Benadryl, Junior.

- Way ahead of you, way ahead of you.

- It's for the best. - I got him.

- Open up. - I got him.

- It's for the best. - I got him.

There you go, there you go, there you go.

Is he okay? - I think we saved his life.

- You know y'all wrong.

- He's okay, he's all right.

- Y'all tried to kill me!

- I think you need some rest baby.

I'm gonna get Adam to take ya to your room.

- I'm fine, I'm fine!

I sound like Darth Vader.

Luke, I am your father.

It's real hot in here.

♪ It's gettin' hot in here

- Ooh yeah, that medicine's kickin' in.

Adam, take him to his room.

- Why every time I see you

you're like that little evil boy in horror movies, huh?

Come on man, you know what, he going to the dessert.

Adam, man we gotta hang out man.

I mean, you know I know just met you but

you all right, man, you, you're all right man!

Woo, you got a mountain in this room.

You know what man, you a good dude.

Man, you go good dude.

Man, you're like "Wizard Of Oz" sweet.

You're like the "Wizard of Oz", sweet, sweet.

- Maybe I should go check on him?

- Thank God, everybody remembered

you told us Jessie was allergic to nuts.

- Yeah, lucky for him.

- Girl, I wouldn't worry about it.

Just let him sleep it off.

You start babying him

and showing him all kinds of emotions and stuff like that,

you're just gonna make him more weaker,

you know how they get.

- Yeah, God forbid a man actually want his wife

to be his help mate.

- Oh, you can say that again.

- Ian, I know you ain't said nothin'.

- Huh?

- What do you say? - Nothing.

- Look on a more positive note

you guys do realize this is the first time

we've all been in the same room since like forever, right?

This is a big deal for dad.

And you know he's got a really big announcement

he's want to make at dinner tomorrow.

- I gotta take a this.

What's up?

- Don't bring no more diseases in momma's house.

You know the last girl he had over here

she left some stains on the pillows,

Mom was not happy.

- You beat me to bed.

Oh, baby.

You're still mad about last night.

I did have a headache, sweetie.

Okay, big baby.

Well, good night then.

Oh.

- Too late now mister.

- Hope, this is for you.

- No, no, no, no.

Oh my God, the ring.

- I'm on to you Mr. military, doctor, preacher,

whoever you are.

Nothing gets past me, nothing.

- Hope.

- Jessie.

It's two in the morning.

- Hope, look out the window.

- What are you doing out there?

- Your house spit me out.

Help me get back in there we got a little problem.

- How little?

- Actually it's a big problem.

Ooh!

- Fine, I'm coming down.

Shh!

- I lost your grandmother's ring.

- You what?

- Just look all you gotta do

is help me find the pipe that leads to it

and maybe I can find the ring.

- I don't know, I'm not a plumber.

Maybe it's in the septic tank.

- The septic tank! - Come on, come on.

- Oh, this night couldn't get any worse.

- Wait, what we're you doing

in parent's bathroom in the first place?

- Do you know your family?

Do I really need to answer that?

Just help me find the ring.

- Look it's probably not even my grandmother's ring

in the first place.

You know this is exactly what my father does

he makes you believe that you need him for something.

Let's just go.

- Go? - Yes.

- We can't just go.

We gotta at least find your grandmother's ring.

- Fine, we get the ring then we leave.

- No, we get the ring, I shower, then we leave.

They tearin' you up, let's go.

Hold this, hold it, let me,

let me get all stuff out the way.

Get in there.

- Jesus!

You know what, you're right,

maybe you should write a note.

- It's not that bad.

Look, they just drained it out just yesterday, see.

You know what, this was your idea, remember?

- Ah, fine.

Look just hold this flashlight, all right,

and keep it still.

- Fine. - Cause I don't wanna fall.

Come on just get it.

- I see it, there it is right there.

- Get it.

Come on. - I got it!

Oh, ow!

That's nasty.

- Jessie!

- Just get me outta here!

- Just get the ring, you're already down there.

- I got it.

Get me out of here.

♪ I want love

♪ Happy, yeah

♪ All right

♪ I woke up happy

♪ 'Cause I got you baby

♪ I bet you woke up feeling excited ♪

♪ You can't deny it you like it ♪

♪ I hope it got you thinkin' about something better ♪

♪ About something greater than yourself ♪

♪ I woke up in the stars in the moonlight ♪

♪ I swear it's about that time

♪ I woke up happy

- You smell like poo.

- You set me up!

- Well you fell for it.

- I'm gonna tell your mother what you did.

- She won't believe you.

- We'll see.

- I'm her miracle baby, game one.

- Adam. - Why you little!

- What are you doin' in here baby?

- I tell you what he's doing in here.

- Mom, he's being aggressive.

- What?

You just Floyd Mayweather-ed me!

I know you seen that.

- Baby, go to your happy place, okay.

- What, what was that?

- You can't be aggressive with him, he gets nervous.

He is a kid you have to give him his space.

- If I got a restraining order would that be enough space?

Little Damon!

- Good morning, Adam.

Hey, Ian.

Adam, you see you're Dad struggling with the groceries,

you're 12-years-old, baby why don't you help him out?

Don't be tellin' my son what to do.

- Someone has to.

- No someone don't have to.

You don't have to tell him what to do

you need to worry about having your own kids, okay.

- You girls, please not today.

Help me with the food please.

There you go.

Good morning.

- Woke up to Adam.

Kid needs Jesus.

- Okay, you know what,

y'all not gonna be talkin' about him like that.

Either one of y'all.

- See this is why I don't come back.

♪ God set me free

♪ God set me free

♪ God set me free

♪ God sent me free

- I just wanna thank you all for coming to my Daddy's church

because I'm his favorite child, the blessed one.

Thank you.

- I'd like to absolutely thank all of you

for being here today on our friends and family day.

I am especially excited

because my baby, my daughter, my Hope

has come home for a visit.

And she's brought a special guest, a minster.

And since we have so many children here today

I thought that it be a good thing

if you came up here and said a few words

to the children, Jessie.

- You didn't tell me I had to go up there and say a word.

I'm only in this church 'cause you told me to.

- Well, you gotta do something.

Get up there, go.

- Hello, hey.

- Praise God. - Praise God.

- Take your time. - Hello.

- All right. - All right.

- Speak Lord. - You know, yeah.

Come on teach,

come on teach brother. - Yeah.

- Could y'all please turn to chapter Geritol.

- Chapter what? - Chapter five.

Take your time, take your time.

- What I think this scripture means

about the fruity flavors of the spirit,

he means you gotta a whole salad in you.

And the spirit just adds the dressing all over it.

Yes.

- You know God doesn't care if you drive Pick Up.

He doesn't care that you're a janitor or CEO.

Ah-ha.

All he cares if you was a good people.

You gotta seek the word and somewhere in there

you'll find the answer.

- Hallelujah, hallelujah!

- Ah!

Won't he do it!

Say yeah!

- Yeah! - Yeah!

Yeah!

- Woo!

Thank you.

♪ On the dance floor of life

♪ I've made a few mistakes

- You told me you was gonna put some dressing on my salad.

Look at this, do you see some dressing?

- But they didn't have salad, baby.

- So Jessie, how'd you and my sister meet?

- Let's just say the details

is only interesting to me and her.

You know, let's just say she was in a bad place

I showed up and I said, "Let me take you away

from all this unhappiness."

- Yes, we met, it was the worst day of my life

but Jessie here he made me smile.

Laugh even.

- Oh.

- Young Reverend, could you speak to my grandson?

- Ah, sure.

You know what give him my phone number and we can talk.

- Oh no, he's here now, I'll take you to him.

- Oh, he's here now.

- Yes. - He's here now.

♪ There's nothing that I can do ♪

What's up man?

- This is first time I've seen a smile

on my grandson's face.

- Oh, really, wow.

- I tell you man.

- Hey.

Hey.

- I need to ask ya a favor.

The family and I are planning on visiting Papa's grave

and there's not enough room for Adam.

Plus the last time we went

he knocked over a bunch of tombstones, it was terrible.

- Yikes. - Yeah.

So, so I was wondering if you could watch him?

- Oh.

Sure I can. - Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Oh that's great.

I mean he's 12, it's easy, order a pizza,

you can get whatever you want for yourself

just make sure he doesn't tear the house up.

- Look, I got you.

- Thank you.

You know, you're a really good guy.

- Okay.

I need to go take a shower, stay out of my way.

♪ Rub on love two times

♪ Have a seat on my love two times ♪

♪ Ain't nothin' but a knick-knack paddy whack ♪

♪ Give a dog a bone

Hello, hello.

Who that?

What the?

Hey!

Hey, what you?

Hey, man that's my, hey!

You know what, I'm gonna get you.

I'm gonna.

Adam!

Adam, where you at you little gremlin?

Hey!

Adam!

You rugrat!

Adam!

You little!

Oh, geez, oh!

- I don't even wanna know.

Put some clothes on.

- Oh!

- I am sorry.

I'm gonna punish him for this.

This is severe.

- Yeah.

- I'm gonna make sure

he receives the full extent of the law.

- Yeah.

- What?

Oh, okay, none of this is gonna happen.

- No, it's not.

- His mom, she's so protective of her little-

- Monster.

I'm sorry man, but your son is a little monster.

- Wait, hold on, I was gonna say her little twin.

Next time just bribe him, slip him a 20,

I know you got it.

What?

- I'm sorry man.

Y'all just fundamentally

don't understand the women of this family.

Me and you we don't even get a chance to chill.

You know me as a minister

but I know a thing or two about the ladies.

- Pretty much heard you're a player.

You get around.

- Who told you that?

- I don't know but everybody knows.

- Hey look man, I'm not here to judge.

It's not like I'm all holy myself.

♪ Even when the wind gets cold

- Yeah, you certainly don't look that holy.

Look I mean, look the women in this family man

they need strength and you, you can't be afraid of Cherish.

What?

- You must not know your sister.

When she starts runnin' her month

it's easier to just shut up and let her finish talking.

- No, no, no, no, no, man,

you gotta put smack down on her.

- The smack down? - Smack down.

It doesn't matter if you're arguing or not

just every 10 days or so

just go off on her for no reason,

like she smacked your momma, for real.

- Like she smacked Janice?

- Yeah. just like she smacked Janice.

I mean it'll keep her on her toes.

I know it sounds counterintuitive

but I've seen it work over and over again.

Worked for me every time.

- Hey, you know what?

You know I think I'm just gonna pass, man.

I mean but the whole perspective seems interesting.

- I see how could be the missing part.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, Ian,

I think you need to pass on it to.

No pass.

- For no reason at all, the smack down.

- The smack down.

- Ya know what, if this is what marriage is about

man, yo, I can't do it.

I mean she ain't even take your last name bro.

- I should've stood my ground in the first place

but now she's so used to getting whatever she want

it's like I don't even exist.

Trust me man, you can't let Hope run you.

Don't do it.

- I'm tellin' ya, smack down.

Ha!

Domino!

- Ah, man.

- Now what, give me my 20.

Give it up.

- Man. - Give it up.

- Jessie, wanna take a walk with me?

♪ I am falling in love with you ♪

- Let me go change my clothes real quick, all right?

- I done seen that before,

she got him, she got you.

- Nah, man. - Yeah, you done.

- She, you know what I'm saying?

- He is done. - It's just a walk, no sir.

I'm just going for a walk.

- Remember.

- Brother about to find out what's up.

- Let's see who you really is.

♪ The first time I saw you

Oh, yes.

You wasn't even feelin' me like that.

- Okay, I wasn't.

But now I think you're cool.

Doesn't that count for anything?

And what's up with this music thing you got goin' on?

Is that like a full-time gig

or some kind of grown man's hobby or something?

- Well, I never really took it serious.

I was kinda just goin' with the flow

but ever since I meet you and your parents

it just made me wanna be better.

- Well, I'm glad I could help.

And you should want to do better.

- You like you been doing better yourself.

- Oh yeah, and how so?

- Well, it's been about 12 hours

and you haven't thrown a temper tantrum,

ya haven't responded to any of Mario's text messages,

and you're speaking to me more often.

I would have to say that's a big improvement.

- Okay.

You know, I admit, maybe you're right.

I should just let things go.

- Maybe you should.

Oh wow, we gotta go in here.

- Oh, no, Jessie, we gotta get back.

- Come on, come on, just for a couple minutes.

I promise you, you're gonna love this.

You're gonna love it.

After you.

♪ And it's from the Lord

♪ I'm falling in love with you

You are such a child.

- I'm telling you this makes it colder faster.

Just try it.

Whoa.

- Yeah, that was a huge mistake.

- You know what?

You look incredibility beautiful.

- Okay, stop lookin' at me like that, okay.

- So you're really a virgin, huh?

- Yeah.

Yep, until I'm married.

- I mean, okay say you get married, right,

and then you finally have sex and it's bad,

what's up then?

- Well, that's the dumbest thing I ever heard.

All right, it's like a child, you know,

their first time walking, it's bad at first too

but they work it out

and they have their whole life to figure it out.

- I'm just sayin' though like marriage

just seems like waitin' forever.

I mean brother got needs.

- All right, let me show you somethin'.

Okay.

Okay, that's nasty.

Oh, that's even nastier.

- Exactly.

Every time you sleep around

you're filling yourself up with someone's backwash.

Look at that man over there.

- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.

See what he's doing?

Do you really want your mate to have that backwash?

- Well if you put it that way I guess not.

- That's good.

You should protect and honor your body

and save it for that one special person.

- All right, all right, last call for karaoke.

- Oh, that'll be me.

- No, Jessie, we need to go.

- Hold on, let me go do this.

It somethin' you might like.

Good evening, everyone.

Good evening.

- All right, all right, welcome to karaoke night.

I wrote this song when I was kid

for the girl of my dreams,

and she's actually here tonight right there.

Make some noise.

And unfortunately she never got the chance to hear this song

because you know, and I figured now that I got her attention

I give it a shot tonight.

Is that okay with y'all?

All right, all right, so here we go.

♪ Sittin' here thinking about the first time that saw you ♪

♪ How I wanted nothin' more than to know your name ♪

♪ I tried to conjure up the words I though would draw you ♪

♪ But I just couldn't seem to find the words to say ♪

♪ And from where I sit it seems it'll be okay ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ The closer I get to you

♪ You walk away

♪ Then I pray for you

♪ I pray that one day you feel the same way I do ♪

♪ 'Cause I prayed that you

♪ Would see how I'm for real

♪ That I could be the one for you ♪

♪ And we would start out as friends ♪

♪ Just knew I would end up with you ♪

♪ Look at us now

♪ There's a chemistry no doubt

♪ And I can feel it deep inside ♪

♪ When I'm walkin' by your side ♪

♪ And then I pray for you

♪ Oh yeah ♪ Pray that one day

♪ You feel the same way I do

♪ 'Cause I pray that you

♪ Would see that I'm for real

♪ That I could be the one for you ♪

♪ And we would start as friends ♪

♪ Just knew I would end up with you ♪

- Hey, Cherish left some money for you on the table

to take Adam to go get some ice cream, okay.

- What? - Have fun.

- Wait, wait, whadda ya mean watch Adam?

- Have fun! - Watch Adam!

Oh, watch Adam.

Yes, I'll watch Adam.

Adam!

Adam!

- Yo, she gave you cash for the ice cream or a credit card?

- This is gonna be so much fun.

Come on youngster.

♪ I get it hot ♪ Get it hot

♪ I get it hot

♪ I get it hot ♪ Get it hot

♪ I get it hot

♪ I get it

Ah, this is a beautiful day Adam, right?

Sunshine, clouds.

- Forget sunshine, I don't want no ice cream.

Where's the cash?

- I'm glad you asked.

Remember yesterday?

- Slow down, crazy.

- Oh, no, no, no, no, I'm not crazy.

'Cause that's why you keep disrespect me

'cause you think I'm nice.

You know what, news break I'm nuts!

- What are you doing?

- Yeah. - I'm telling Momma!

I'm sorry Mr. Jessie, I'm sorry!

You're so crazy!

- Okay, now keep this between us

or boom!

Yeah.

♪ I ♪ I just wanna be

♪ I just wanna be with you

♪ Only wanna be with you

It's workin', we tryin' to pull it off.

You know what I'm sayin'?

- Jessie.

- 18, 19, 20.

Woo, sorry, sir.

Just workin' out on my legs, man.

I gotta get these calves right, you know what I mean.

- I need Hope, Junior, and you

to come with me to the hospital.

Is everything okay?

- Jessie, this is Jared.

I've been coming here once a week

for six months praying for miracle in his life.

I know that God can, God will, and much more.

Let's all touch hands.

And let's pray that God's presence

answers this hospital room

and move on behalf of our brother Jared.

Is that all right with you?

- Yes, it's all right with me.

- Why don't you lead us in prayer.

- Hope, I can't do this, I'm a fake.

This man is really dying, you gotta do something.

- You're right, you can't do this.

- Great, thanks for the encouragement.

- What I mean is you can't do this, only God can.

The Bible says, "Admit your wrong doings

and then we can all pray together and be healed."

The prayer of a repented man is powerful.

Just repent, pray God's word,

and he'll step in and do the rest.

- Is everything all right, Jessie?

- Yes, sir.

Just fine.

- When you're ready begin.

- God,

for the last few days

I've been getting more familiar with your word.

I'm asking that because of my flaws

I don't want you to not help Jared.

So please help me to resist.

The Bible says, "That you went through pain

because you didn't want us to go through it."

But Jared is in pain.

And we standing together asking you

to give him peace and comfort

in this time of weakness.

- In Jesus' name, son.

- In Jesus' name.

Amen.

- Amen.

♪ Even when my voice is gone

♪ Even when my strength all fades ♪

♪ I will sing an endless song

♪ Glory to the King of Kings

♪ The only one who's worthy

♪ Of everything that I can bring ♪

You see that?

He just squeezed my hand.

It's a miracle.

♪ Even when my voice

- The Adams' don't believe in religion

we believe in a relationship.

Now you see the word right here

that's just a road map.

♪ Glory to the King

Just commit your work to the Lord.

♪ Only one who's worthy

And trust the process.

♪ Everything that I can bring

♪ I will give you all of me

♪ And I will give you everything ♪

♪ Oh

♪ Oh

♪ Oh

- That was amazing today at the hospital.

- Yeah, you know what, it actually was.

You know I never experienced nothin' like that before.

To be honest I always thought church was a place

just filled with a bunch of freaks.

But this whole God thing today was real.

I mean for the first time in my life

I saw God take music

and heal someone.

- Yeah, it's crazy how God uses music to reach people.

Who knows maybe that's what you needed.

- Maybe.

- Come on.

This is my favorite spot.

- I can see why.

- So word around town my parents love you.

And we are the perfect couple.

And you Jessie are the perfect mate.

I mean you're doing really good.

Do you see how my sister looks at me,

she wishes she had our love.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Our love.

- I mean, you're a really good fiance

and I most admit I really been

enjoying you the past three days.

You're different.

I was wondering.

- Wondering, wondering what?

- I mean, how far should we really take this?

- I've been waiting a long time-

- Don't you think we should leave?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I guess.

- We're really pushin' our luck.

We've been here for three days.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Let's leave after dinner.

- Sure.

- All right.

It's time.

Now I love each and everyone of you here deeply.

And I'm growing my love for potential new members, family.

Now for 20 years I've overseen St. Grace Missionary Baptist

and I've taught you all, each and everyone of you

to always, always listen to the call.

I've been called to be a Bishop.

- Amen.

That's good, right?

- Yeah, it is good.

It means that I'm gonna be leaving the day-to-day work

of being a pastor to start other congregations,

starting in Houston.

- Dad, you can't walk away from what you've built.

I can't let you do that.

- I'll always be around.

I'm just leaving the day-to-day pastoral work

to someone that I'm very proud of,

someone that I know I can trust.

- Oh Dad, you don't have to do that.

I mean. - To Junior.

- That's not good, right?

- What? - When did you?

I don't know about that, I don't know about that.

- Son, you've been primed for this all your life.

Let's face it, the church, church is changing.

Youth is disengaged and they're not, they're not,

they're not showing up to church on Sunday morning!

The church needs a new voice!

They need someone who can speak their language

and be in tune to God's voice.

God is telling me to raise up new leaders

to, to reach out to them.

Son, you can do this.

- No, no, no, no, Dad.

That's, that's not me.

I mean how you gonna call me

to do somethin' Jesus ain't even call me for?

- Dad, I hate to say it but Junior's not ready.

He's not even married.

- I wasn't married when I started to ministry.

- I mean, point blank

he's a self-entitled spoiled brat.

- Really?

- Yeah, you are.

Everybody here knows it and no one's gonna say it

so I'll say it.

- I'm not spoiled.

- Here, you want some more tea, baby?

- Thank you, Mom.

You're a hater.

- No, you know I've been here, I never left.

I go to church every Sunday, I'm married, I have a family

and you guys just overlook what he does

and give him a church.

Why because he's a man?

- Dear, have some restraint.

That's your father, he is the Pastor.

- What do you mean have some restraint?

You worry about that promotion

you're tryin' to get on your job

and then you talk to me about restraint.

- You know, you need to just calm down.

You need to calm down.

- No, this is crazy and I'm tired of this.

- Not now, Adam.

- No, you leave him alone.

He's bored.

- I'm not bored.

- You're coddling him.

- I'm not coddling him, I'm supporting him.

Which is something you have an issue doing.

- You can't be serious.

- I'm so serious.

- Why every time we have a disagreement

you have to go below the belt?

- You tell me.

- Are you guys arguing?

- No son, we just need to talk.

- No, we're fine, just eat your food, okay.

- We have to be honest with ourselves.

Adam at times can be a little difficult to deal with.

- My son is an angel.

Oh, okay, so I'm the bad guy

because I praise my son.

I tell you what he's not gonna be,

he's not gonna be an entitled little brat

who turns done major opportunities

because he thinks he has some kind of music career.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

we throwin' jabs here, what we doin'?

- Call it what you want.

You're givin' up an opportunity

to manage the most prominent church in the neighborhood

because you've taken what, six piano lessons

and you think you have a music career.

- I ain't never had no piano lessons.

- And then Hope just walks away from the family

'cause she's having an identity crisis.

- What now I'm at fault?

- Yeah, yeah, it's on you

because you're a really bad aunt.

You're a horrible daughter and you're even worse sister.

- Okay!

Now this has gone way too far.

Now if Junior's not ready okay, fine!

- It's not fine, Dad.

You're just saying that

'cause you don't want him to leave the way Hope did.

- Mystery solved.

I blew a tire, I had to bike all the way here.

I have important information

that I have to share ASAP.

- Couldn't you just call or texted or somethin'?

- It's sensitive information, level six classified.

Sir, I have information that leads me to believe

that this man is a fraud.

He is part of a intricate plan to infiltrate the church

using Casanova targeted strategies

to gain information to exploit

for purposes I have yet to uncover.

But before you say anything

I can back up everything I'm saying with this.

- You lied to us.

- Ha, shoulda known.

- You're not a reverend.

- Jessie, you don't have to answer that.

- No, I'm not.

I'm sorry.

I can't do this anymore.

Do I even look like I can be a preacher, me?

I was willing to do anything and everything

just to spend time with you.

I try to do everything in my life good

but it always turned out wrong.

Then I met y'all.

Y'all taught me how to trust in God's word.

I even saw music used as a way

to make a difference in someone's life.

What else could you ask for that was greater than that?

Including,

fake marrying you.

Listen I'm about to leave right now

I just ask that you don't call the police on me.

And the truth is,

I'm a struggling songwriter.

I drive for Pick Me Up car service just to make ends meet.

Look I just wanna thank you all

for letting me in your house.

You're are a wonderful family.

And I'm truly sorry.

- Jessie!

- Girl, let him go.

He drives for Pick It Up.

- And you drive me crazy.

You will not talk to me like that.

- Well, it's true.

I love you, Cherish

but I'm not your doormat.

And I would never hurt or disrespect you

but from now on I refuse to let you bully

and try to control me with your words and actions.

And if you love me I demand you respect me

as I've respected you.

And Adam is our son.

He needs to see me be a man

and not be pacified by his mother.

He deserve discipline.

And I won't stand by one more day

and let this family be raised in a manner

that's disrespectful or displeasing to God.

And if you have a problem with it

speak now or forever hold your peace.

Finish your food!

- Yes, sir.

- We're gonna have a family meeting.

I am the man.

- Look at this, look at this man,

try and invade this home with lies.

But the Lord's gift discernment rose up

and defended your anointing.

How dare he?

A heathen.

Try to desecrate your anointment.

He's a devil. - Friedmount, relax.

Now the word here it says,

"Where sin abounds, grace abounds more."

♪ Check it out, they try to hold me down ♪

♪ But didn't know that was blessed ♪

♪ I ain't gotta worry

♪ I ain't even gotta stress

♪ If it ain't makin' money then it don't make no sense ♪

♪ 'Cause all I know, all I know ♪

♪ All I know is I'm blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ Oh yeah, I'm blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ I am blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ I am blessed

♪ Whoever knew I made it this far that I'm blessed ♪

♪ The Devil tried to put me under ♪

♪ But I ain't worried yet

♪ He thinkin' I'm a fumble

♪ But I ain't puttin' down my set ♪

♪ Just hit him with he combo

♪ Make him stumble

♪ Yeah, yeah

♪ Where did come from

♪ He's worthy and humble yeah

♪ You can't make no deals with me ♪

♪ You a joke, you ain't real to me ♪

♪ Put my trust in the Lord you see ♪

♪ That's why I'm blessed

♪ They try to hold me down

♪ But didn't know that I was blessed ♪

♪ I ain't got worry I ain't even gotta stress ♪

♪ 'Cause all I know

- I knew I was gonna make it baby!

♪ I'm blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah

I did.

♪ I'm blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ I am blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ I am blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah ♪

♪ I just wanna say thank you Lord ♪

♪ Thank you Lord

♪ Oh yeah

♪ I'm just so blessed

♪ Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah

Pick It Up!

Hope.

- I've dealt with 30 Pick Up drivers tryin' to find you.

- So you're crazy Diana.

So what's up?

- Can we go for a walk?

Go for a walk last time I did that

I ended up in a septic tank,

kicked by a Devil little kid,

and almost got into a fake marriage.

- All right, well, this time it's different.

Okay.

Please.

- Okay.

You know, I didn't wanna tell you

but when I saw you eating at the dinner table

you had this piece of corn in your teeth and,

when you was talkin' to your sister and you was mad

it shot out, hit her right on the forehead.

- No.

And it stuck there, yeah.

- Wow, she deserved it.

Jessie, we're a cute couple for a day or two.

You wanna try for real?

- I don't know.

You know that gig didn't pay much last time.

- I'm not paying you.

I'm talkin' about like being serious.

- Don't your family hate me right now?

- Don't worry about that, it's not about them,

it's about me and you.

- Do I have any say in that?

- It better be yes.

- I don't know, I mean,

I'm gonna say yes.

♪ Your imperfections are perfect to me ♪

♪ You're perfect imperfect indeed ♪

♪ Still you're everything I need ♪

♪ Cried many nights all because I was lost ♪

♪ I was lonely

♪ My cross was upon me

♪ You are the God of authority

♪ You are the God of security

♪ You show me you have a plan for me ♪

♪ And you saved me, you raised me ♪

♪ You helped me to see my

♪ Purpose

♪ I'm walkin' in my destiny

♪ I know my purpose

♪ I walkin' in my destiny

♪ Feel like I'm about to spaz

♪ I don't know how to act

♪ She got me fallin' fast

♪ Wait a minute, wait a minute

♪ Slow down son she killin' you ♪

♪ Beggin' you, beggin' you

- No more for today, you better pack your bags.

♪ Two times

It don't say to rub.

- My heart, I'm rubbin' my heart.

♪ Going round and round

I'm saying rub on my love, that's my heart.

- I know. - Melt in my arms

- Okay.

♪ Won't you melt in arms two times ♪

- So I need to be let in

to let me know that Hope is on the phone see.

No, you say, Hope is on the phone.

It's all you.

- You ready?

That's a really.

Get this floatin' on camera.

- Can you stop touchin' it?

That's poop.

- Can you read faster?

I'm teasing you.

And action.

Action.

♪ I'm lonely

♪ I'm comin' on my way

- Did he say one more time?

Yeah, it's all right baby, it's all right,

it's for the movie.

- I'm already wet.

It's all right baby.

I just want ya to get that line.

No, you didn't, no.

- Let's go. - We go in.

Cmon...

♪ Poor me, poor me

Action, whenever you ready chico.

Just.

♪ I believe

What was that son?

Now, you know

Some people dont know any better...

But I do.

And so does the Lord

This god thing...

It is serious.

Just remember,

whenever you deliver,

Gods word...

It is about the truth.

And not about putting on a show.

Do you understand this?

Yes.

Okay.