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[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- OK, Savannah, please tell me

that you've rescheduled that FAI meeting,

because I am in such a good mood,

and I just want it to last for longer than an hour.

- Well, yes, and Warren was a little pissy at first,

but then I told him that you'd be

coming straight from a colonic.

[laughs] So he happily agreed to Friday.

- OK, friend.

I see you're evolving. - Thank you.

- [sighs] I knew that we'd get past

that tragedy that was week one.

- Yeah, and I just want to say thank you so much, Haze,

for giving me a second chance.

I'm just starting to feel like this is a fit for me.

It's like new job, new Savvy.

- Well, if new Savvy can tell me when Regina's arriving,

I'd consider giving new Savvy a raise.

- Well, then should I get

Accounting on the phone right now?

Because Regina's been in the studio since 7:00 a.m.

- [laughs]

- Regina called me at 4:00 in the morning,

requesting the studio be open with warm milk.

She wanted, like, warm oat milk and warm almond milk...

- And coconut milk,

because Khalil likes to mix all three.

What the fuck?

[upbeat hip-hop music]

♪ ♪

- ♪ And then the tune ♪

[whispering] And then this one right here, I think.

- I'm so sorry to keep you waiting.

- Hey. - It's crazy.

You know, Pharrell called five times,

insisting that I come to the studio.

And I said--I said, "No, Pharrelly-rell, no.

"You just have to wait until after Grammy season

"because I have an artist

who is in desperate need of my help."

- How kind of you to put Pharrelly-rell on ice

for little ol' me.

[laughter]

- Am I bugging, or--

[laughs nervously] I didn't see your names

on the schedule for today.

- You're not bugging at all.

This was completely impromptu.

- Well, in the middle of the night,

lyrics just started hitting me.

It was like a spiritual awakening of heart and soul

that needed to be preserved before it started

to evaporate in the abyss.

- Oh, yeah, I get it.

You don't want shit getting lost in the abyss.

[laughter]

- And for the record, I did call.

But I see you still keep your phone

on Do Not Disturb at night.

- Did I leave that thing on?

- It's all good, 'cause Khalil and I are

riding the same artistic wave.

Yeah, the energy is just electrifying.

♪ ♪

- That's encouraging.

So whenever you're ready and you have something

you'd like to share, let me know,

and I'll make sure you have enough milk.

- Let's get back to our song.

- Yeah.

[bass-heavy music]

♪ ♪

- Breathtaking, right?

- Beautiful.

I mean, just a beautiful, beautiful specimen.

May I take her for a test drive?

- Yes, you may. - Thank you.

Oh, light.

- Mm.

- Ooh. - [laughs]

- Oh. Oh, my. My, my, my, my, my.

Is that rack and pinion steering?

- It sure is, 360-degree spin.

- Now, you're OK with me taking this all the way to California?

- Yeah, of course, man. You're kicking off a book tour.

You need to start traveling in style.

- This is nice. Man, I really appreciate this.

You know, Bree took the good one again, so...

- Hey, this is an upgrade. - Dad. Dad, I need help.

- That's right. - Help. I'm stuck.

- Oh, get over here.

What did-- - Why?

- I think-- - Ollie, just--I mean, why?

- Imani zipped me in backwards.

- Imani!

- I got you, little man. I got you.

Oh, maybe I don't. - Oh, yeah, you got it.

That's the one. You gotta lean into it.

- OK. - Lean into it, yeah.

- Oh, there we go. There we go.

- Thanks, Auntie Ari's husband.

- Mm-mm, that's Uncle David.

- Hey, Uncle David, have you ever played

"Plants vs. Zombies"?

- Ooh, definitely not,

nor did I even know they were at war.

- Wait here. I'll go get it.

- OK, and tell your sister to help you.

You know what, if you want to make a run for it,

I'll cover for you.

[chuckles] - Ah, I don't mind.

- Ooh, look at that. Man, that thing is smooth.

- [whooshing] - Like silk, baby.

- Yeah. [both laugh]

So just Pam on duty this weekend?

- Yep, just Pam. She's gonna hold it--

- Are my ears ringing?

- They must be. [chuckles]

You know, Pam, if you need

anything this weekend, I'm around.

Feel free to reach out. - Thanks.

- Ah, you don't have to do that.

- No, no, it's really no trouble.

- No, we good, man. Pam got it.

- Gary. - What?

- Relax. The man offered to help.

Thank you, David.

- You're welcome. - OK, I warned you.

- I want to play too!

- Uh, oh.

Ah, one game?

- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, just one.

- Just--just one game.

And then I've got a lot of things to do still.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Can't be playing video games all day.

- No, one game.

- So first you have to save the house from the zombies.

- All right.

- Handsome.

Good with kids.

He's a catch.

- No, he's not a catch. Stop.

- Nope. Yes, he is. - That's like my homeboy.

Don't do that. - I just--

- I can see where you're-- what you're doing.

- I just--I'm just observing.

- Just--yeah, OK, observe less.

Thank you.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- All right, I've got fruit punch for Ollie.

[chuckles]

And apple for Imani.

And, ah, cab sav for Cousin Pam.

Yes.

[rattling]

Who the fuck is fucking with my wine o'clock?

What the fuck is that?

Ooh, shit.

Ooh, fuck.

[quirky music]

♪ ♪

[indistinct chatter]

[camera shutter clicking]

- Versace?

- What the hell? - Oh, my God, it really is you.

- Shh, I'm working.

- So this Shiraz is from the Yarra Valley.

It's going to be low in acidity and noted with red fruit.

Bold, but not bossy. [bell chimes]

- So April's a wine connoisseur now?

Or is it Indigo?

What alias are you operating under this week?

- It's Indigo,

but you can also call me Impatient

since I've been waiting at the café every night

since you picked up the postcard.

- Yeah? Well, you'll stay waiting.

- I take it that means you've done your homework on me.

- You're a PI who crashed my stepmother's wedding

to gather intel on someone.

And you used me to do it.

- All of that is true, except the last part.

The connection we had was real.

Give me a chance to explain.

I'll be at the café on the postcard

tomorrow night at 7:00.

- I'll think about it.

[serious music]

[bell chimes]

[phone ringing]

- Hello?

Hello?

[line clicks] [dial tone]

- So because I filed first, the ball's in my court.

- Technically, yes.

Without a prenup, the presumption is

that you can extend whatever offer you would like.

We can propose an equitable division of assets,

with a modest lump sum.

That'll ensure your ex-spouse is compensated

without obliterating your financial portfolio.

- Can you talk normal,

or are you gonna be like this the whole time?

- We can give her some of the cash, but not all of it.

- Yeah, but it's not about money, all right?

It's about the long game.

The demand for a premium sneaker cleaner right now

is at an all-time high.

And I got the game on lock,

but Nina's new product is gaining

some serious traction right now.

- Isn't it a knockoff of yours?

- Yeah, but it's selling, and it's undercutting my brand.

And I know she's not entitled to half of everything,

but let's just give it to her,

as long as she stop bootlegging my shit.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, initiating a 50-50 split?

That's premature.

The burden is on her to prove what she is entitled to.

Is the cleaner that big of a deal?

- Wow.

You never got it.

- Excuse me?

If I recall, I got a lot of it.

- [chuckles]

OK. OK.

Well, whatever you're getting now,

you're not getting enough of it.

- OK, let's just leave my private life out of this.

And let me do my job.

- Ready for lunch?

Got us a reservation at Boucherie.

- Sorry, counselor, but I'll have to take a rain check.

We have quite a ways to go.

[quirky music]

♪ ♪

- No problem, counselor.

I'll just check with your assistant, then,

and find a time that's more convenient.

- Sounds good. Thank you.

- Yeah.

Counselor.

- They don't knock around this motherfucker, do they?

- [sighs]

- Jacob, why would you put our personal business

on blast like that?

- Oh, I had no idea it was a secret,

counselor.

But why are you so bothered by it?

That's the real question.

I'm the one who should be pissed

that you blew me off like a random colleague.

- This is about my ex-husband not having access

to my personal life and me playing nicely with him

so that I can impress the partners.

What is it about that that you don't understand?

- [sighs] You're right. I'm sorry.

I just got caught off guard.

You guys seemed really intense in there.

- You're kind of cute when you're being a jealous asshole.

- Thank you?

- But anyway, the good news is, this will be over soon.

Tyrell wants to offer a settlement to his ex

of a 50-50 split.

- Wow, that seems overly generous.

- I should have known lawyering him

was gonna be a constant battle.

- [sighs]

Full disclosure...

we were never going to Boucherie.

I just thought it sounded way more impressive than,

"Hey, let's go to Red Lobster before the lunch rush."

- Did you go? - To Red Lobster?

- Yeah, did you bring me Cheddar Bay biscuits

with the extra butter?

- No.

You have to be on my good side for that to happen.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

Who loves you?

- See, now, this is impressive.

- I got two Ring cameras, one for the front,

one for the back. - OK.

- Don't worry, we're gonna get this freak.

- OK, well, you just get him in here.

I'll handle the rest.

- Oh, no, no, no, no. [chuckles]

I don't want you getting into any altercations.

- Well, depending on what he looks like,

there may not be any altercations.

- What's that mean? - What?

He's only a stalker if he's ugly.

- [chuckles] You are something else, Pam.

- [laughs] - Uncle David's here.

- Hey.

- Is that a camera?

- Yep. Yeah, yeah.

Uh, see, well, Aunt Pam thought

someone might try to steal the mail.

- Mail. - So, uh,

I'm gonna put up these cameras and make sure they don't.

- That's right. - Can we help?

- No, you need to do your homework.

Go do your homework, and then...

- OK. Don't start without us.

- I won't. - OK.

- So you hungry?

- Well, I'm not gonna turn down a home-cooked meal.

- Does DoorDash count as a home-cooked meal?

I'm just fucking with you.

I got you. I'ma make something.

- [laughs]

- ♪ I started looking your way ♪

♪ Then you turned around, and I saw you look at me too ♪

♪ Right out of the blue, you just popped up, just ♪

- I don't know, we keep listening to it,

and I'm--I feel like something's off.

It feels disjointed.

I mean, maybe it's the melody or the tempo or something.

- Do you want me to write that down?

- No, no. I'll remember.

- Oh, my. I think we have a hit here.

- Oh, I just love your positive energy.

I could hang out with you 24/7.

[laughs]

- Oh, just look at her.

She's, like, creaming all over him.

- What did you say?

- Nothing.

Pause it. [music stops]

I'm sorry. I'm not--I'm not hearing it.

- We are listening to the same track, right?

- Oh, God, here we go.

- Right?

- Yes, Regina.

But listen, I understand your passion.

But my Spidey senses are telling me

that this ain't it.

It's not what we need.

- Well, what about what the world needs?

The world needs love, Hazel.

- Yes, but we need fresh love.

This sounds kind of--

- Amazing.

- It sounds recycled.

Look, the Grammy nominations are coming in soon,

and we need a hit

if we want to capitalize on this momentum.

- This moment calls for a good, old-fashioned vote.

- Well, can I vote? Because if so, I vote yes.

- That's two for Regina.

Khalil?

- [sighs] Haze, hot is hot.

- Hot is hot.

- [laughs nervously]

Um, this is not a democracy.

This here is a record label.

I'm gonna need you two to let the universe conspire

to give you something else.

You can write that down.

- "Not a democracy."

And "This here is a record label."

- Excuse me.

[Aminé's "REDMERCEDES"]

- ♪ With my [...] in my red Mercedes ♪

♪ Attitude like [...] you, pay me ♪

♪ Rolling deeper than Adele when we go out ♪

♪ If the ladies show up, then we show out ♪

♪ With my girl in my red Mercedes ♪

♪ Attitude like [...] me, baby ♪

♪ Leather seats so she [...] than a pool now ♪

♪ When that thing go up, then she go down ♪

♪ This [...] so clean ♪

♪ I put that on my life ♪

♪ Red Mercedes beam ♪

♪ It's a different type ♪

♪ This [...] so clean ♪

- Hey. - Hey.

- What you doing here? I ain't know you was coming.

- Your office said that you would be here.

- Yeah, yeah, let me give you the tour real quick.

- Actually, can I talk to you for a second?

- Aw, shit.

You know I hate these conversations, right?

This is a party right now.

You gonna make it a sad occasion?

- Yeah, sorry, this is important.

- [sighs] What now?

- So Nina rejected the offer.

She's unwilling to forego bootlegging your shit.

- Fuck.

I knew this business was important to her,

but I didn't realize it was this damn important.

- She's actually willing to walk away from everything--

money, the assets, all of it--

as long as she can keep the cleaner.

- That's a lot of money to walk away from.

There has to be a reason, though, right?

- I mean, she definitely has an endgame.

But if you let her keep that cleaner,

you get to walk away with more money.

- It's not about the money to me.

I put ten years of my life into this business.

What would you do?

- You want my opinion now?

- Yeah, look, I'm pigheaded,, but I'm not stupid, all right?

There's a reason why I hired you.

- Well, actually, I asked my boss

for a high-profile case, and your name

just happened to be on it, so I didn't--

like, you didn't hire me.

- I called your boss,

'cause I'm a boss and I called your boss.

But you wouldn't know 'cause you're not a boss.

Stop being a ass. What would you do?

- OK, well, in my professional opinion,

I think to go down without a fight

would be betrayal to the brand

that you built from the ground up.

I mean, her business wouldn't even exist

if it wasn't for yours.

- All right. Let's fight.

But I will say, you're gonna need some better battle shoes.

Where'd you get those, Duane Reade?

- What? What's wrong with my shoes?

- You still a size 12? - I see you're still a jerk.

- Hey, get a size 12 men's.

- Mm. What a day.

- Mm.

I tell you, wine never looked so damn good.

- Can you believe Regina and Khalil

and that wack-ass song?

"I belong to you." [mutters]

Whatever the fucking lyrics were.

And then she wanted to vote.

[scoffs]

The nerve.

The unmitigated gall of it all.

[scoffs]

What, bitch?

- I'm officially off work, right?

- Yeah. - OK,

because, Haze, your ass is tripping.

Now, you know good and damn well

that that song was great.

- Mm-mm. - Yes, it was.

- No, it wasn't.

I didn't say it was the worst song.

I just said that it could have been better.

And it could. - Better?

- Girl, my bullshit meter just registered full as fuck.

- Well, fine. Maybe I was a little harsh.

And I didn't express my feelings the best way.

- [laughs] OK.

Maybe?

- OK, I'll apologize.

You know what, for the record,

I like work Savannah much better.

Home Savannah is kind of a bitch.

- [laughs]

[Tinashe's "Link Up"]

♪ ♪

- ♪ Hitmaka ♪

- ♪ Bad [...] link up ♪

- I assume this fits?

- Finally, I can stop hopping.

- You working? - Nothing that can't wait.

- Oh, really?

I hear you're a pretty busy PI.

Seven years in the game, six law firms under your belt,

and a master's in data analytics from Columbia.

Impressive resume. - Aww, you do care.

- I'm not here to exchange pleasantries.

- Sweet.

Big Ben does good work.

- Yeah, and it hurt like a son of a bitch.

Now, I need to know why you ghosted me

after we slept together at a wedding

that you weren't invited to.

- It was a risk analysis on Jayla Wright

to reduce any threats to the newly forged firm.

I didn't even know she and Jacob Rosen were a thing

until I saw them arrive on the island together.

- So you sought me out

to gather compromising information on my friend.

- No, I had no idea you were connected to Jayla

until after we slept together.

- And you didn't know I was a PI?

- Kind of embarrassing for a PI to admit that, but no.

I knew I had crossed a line.

There was no way I could face you after that,

so I left.

I really am sorry.

Kind of hard to believe our paths haven't crossed before.

In the young, hot, female PIs in New York category,

I would guess we've got it on lock.

- I haven't been doing it that long.

Just started out as favors for a friend.

- You must be a fast learner.

Inside sources tell me you're very good at your job.

- Wow.

You flirt like a PI.

- [chuckles]

Look, you have absolutely no reason to trust me.

Hell, I wouldn't trust me.

But what happened between us...

I don't usually fall in bed with someone I've just met.

I mean, not until I've at least done

a preliminary background check,

run their credit report, and took a deep dive

into their social media.

- Wow, I would never violate someone's trust like that.

But you should probably take care

of those outstanding tickets.

Guess parking around Columbia is a total bitch, huh?

- [chuckles] It is.

- ♪ I'm feeling a way, I can't lie ♪

♪ She get in my way, I just might ♪

- OK, this is officially the most boring block in Brooklyn.

No break-ins, no fender-benders, no nothing.

- Well, I hate to tell you this, David.

It's no longer Biggie's Brooklyn.

It's Beckham's. - [laughs]

- With less parking and more rats.

Wait. - Uh--oh.

Maybe your stalker is a single white female.

- Mm-mm, nope.

That's just Cindy from next door.

- Ah.

- She's obsessed with extreme couponing,

so she steals our coupons every day.

She doesn't know I know,

but I'm just holding that in my back pocket,

just in case I need it.

- [chuckles]

- Oh, and look at these two.

That's Katrina from 2B.

She fucking around with Marcus in 3A.

And they come all the way over here 'cause he don't want

Coco from 4C to know about it.

- [laughing] No. - Mm-hmm, scandalous.

Watch this.

Here comes Coco!

[both laugh]

Oh, my God, this Ring thingy is a game changer.

Oh, come on, let me refresh our glasses.

- Mm, mm, mm, mm.

- Dude, this is the most fun I've had in a long time.

- Oh, me too, Pam.

Me too.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Son of a bitch.

It's him.

- What? - Yeah.

- OK, wait, let me get my lip gloss.

- Your lip gloss?

Hey!

Nope. Uh-uh. Get your-- - Oh, ow.

- Get in there.

- Ow. Ow, ow, ow, ow.

Let go of me!

- What the hell is your problem, huh?

What are you doing stalking this woman?

- I'm not a stalker. I come in peace.

- Look, kid, I appreciate your enthusiasm,

but you are so not my type.

- Lady, I'm not here for you.

I'm here for GR Washington.

- Well, you are so not his type.

- Yeah, and even if you were, what makes you think

it's OK to show up at his home unannounced?

- Yeah. - I'm sorry.

It's just, I'm a huge fan.

"Legend of Kumaria" is, like, the greatest book ever.

I mean, I just wanted to ask him,

how can Asani even be trusted?

Because look what happened to Kondo, right?

[laughs nervously]

- How did you even get this address?

- It's public record.

My six-year-old brother could have found it

in, like, 30 seconds.

- Damn it, Gary. - Who's Gary?

- I told him months ago to switch to a PO box

so crazy people couldn't find him.

- He don't listen. - I'm not crazy.

- You put a rose through the mail slot, crazy.

- Because of the white rose Azizi leaves for Kumaria

to let her know he's safe.

- And what's this?

Oh, you painted a knife, crazy?

- That's the Sword of Immortality.

Have you even read "The Legend of Kumaria"?

- Is it on Audible?

Because-- - I don't think it is.

But I don't really know. - Yeah, I never have time.

I watch the kids. I cook. - I know, you do too much.

- Wow, GR deserves so much better.

Look, I figured I'd come by,

leave some fan art, we'd become friends,

and we could talk about the book.

- Look, I appreciate your passion,

but you need to respect GR's privacy.

Oh, if he were here, he would not be happy

you scared his family.

- I--

- And you owe this lovely woman an apology.

You're lucky I got to you first

'cause she would have fucked you up.

You see all this? - I sure would have.

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

I just wanted him to have the painting.

- And I promise to give it to him,

if you promise to stay away.

You can be just as big a fan online.

- Yes.

- Yeah, OK.

You're right. No disrespect.

Can I at least have something to prove that I was here?

Something to show my friends that GR really cares.

- Boom. Take the trash.

Go, take the trash out.

And you find something cool, you can keep it.

- Thank you! - Take both bags.

- Thank you.

- [sighs]

- God.

- OK, I am signing up for Big Brother Big Sister

tomorrow, 'cause that was sad.

- And it was weird. - Right?

And what is it with this Sword of Immortality?

- Maybe we should read the book.

Nah, I ain't reading nothing. [both laugh]

I ain't reading that stupid book.

- Me neither. Yo, does it come out on audio?

- You know what, if it ain't coming on Audible...

[pensive music]

♪ ♪

[door clicks open]

[door clicks shut]

- Babe?

- Hey, you're late.

I'm two in and going strong,

so you're gonna have to catch up.

- Ooh, ooh. Yes, thank you.

I need that. [chuckles]

Mm.

Ah. - Rough day?

- Opposing counsel rejected Tyrell's settlement offer.

So I had to go down to the pop-up shop

and tell him in person. It was, like, a whole thing.

- Wait, wait, that's where you've been all this time,

making house calls to your ex-husband?

- Is that a problem?

Because last time I checked,

we both see clients outside of work.

- I mean, he's not just a client, Jayla.

You were married to the guy.

I don't get it.

You couldn't just call to deliver the news?

- OK. [scoffs] I see--

I see where we're going with this.

I respect your opinion.

But this isn't about Tyrell.

This is about me, my career, my reputation, my name.

You don't have to agree with how I'm handling this case,

but I need you to respect it.

- OK.

Yeah, I hear you.

I don't love the situation.

But I get it.

- I appreciate that.

But right now, I just need your support.

- Of course.

And you can count on it,

just so long as you don't lose sight

of the fact that there's a line between Tyrell the client

and Tyrell the ex.

I just want to make sure those stay clear.

- Understood.

I do too.

- ♪ I been stressing ♪

♪ Ain't been home in a minute ♪

♪ Need my blessing ♪

- Whoo, Pam, dinner was phenomenal.

- Oh, good. - I usually only do the greens

with the turkey necks at Thanksgiving.

- Ooh, that's such a sad life.

- [laughing] Would you stop?

Seriously, you're an amazing cook.

I can get used to eating meals like this.

- Shit!

Oh, damn it. Ugh.

David, I'm so sorry.

- For what?

- This, the food... [sighs]

Clearly, I gave you the wrong idea

with my casual chic and flirtatious ways.

Look, David,

you will find love again.

Just not here.

- [laughs]

- Why are you laughing?

- You think I'm trying to woo you

with compliments about your cooking?

- Well, I ain't say I was impressed.

- Oh, well, excuse me.

Then what would impress you?

- OK, well, there was this guy I fell for

because he went all the way to Harlem

to get me a chopped cheese at the 'hood spot

right next to the laundromat.

It was the extra risk and sauce for me

that put him over the top.

- Well, shit, I'd go out with him if he did that.

- Right? [both laugh]

- Oh, man, Pam. [chuckles]

I like you.

- Mm.

- But, um--

- Hey, same.

Same.

I mean, you are a good-looking piece of eye candy, but--

- [chuckles] Good to know I still got it.

- Yes, you've got it. - [chuckles]

I've got to admit, it's been nice to feel needed

and like a part of a family again.

[soft music]

♪ ♪

Without Ari here

and with Megan away at school...

It's pretty easy to feel alone.

- Yeah.

- Like there is no more family.

- David, as long as we're here,

you'll always have family, always.

But I get it.

Loneliness can be hard.

I'm divorced, with no kids.

And honestly,

the reality of that really hurts.

So I guess we could both use a friend, huh?

[chuckles]

- [laughs]

You ever go to the movies?

- Absolutely.

Yes, as long as I get to pick the movie.

- Oh.

- And it's that one of those dine-in theaters

with the good cocktails, get some drinks.

And you pick up the tab.

- I pick up the-- - Deal?

- [chuckles] Sure.

- ♪ Representing diamonds in a rough worldwide ♪

[Bryce Savoy's "On the Phone"]

- ♪ Tell you I ♪

♪ Ay, ay ♪

♪ I know your friend ain't talking 'bout me ♪

♪ On your phone ♪

♪ Don't want no problem, want no drama ♪

♪ 'Cause we grown ♪

♪ IG been working, shawty, tryna put us on ♪

♪ If you don't see it how I see it, am I wrong? ♪

♪ 'Cause I know your friend ain't talking 'bout me ♪

♪ On your phone ♪

- ♪ Before I met you, baby girl, I had my own ♪

♪ So if this don't work out ♪

♪ You can't say that I'm thrown ♪

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- I'm--I'm just gonna-- I'm just gonna walk in there

and I'm gonna say--

I'm gonna say, I'm sorry, Regina, for--

- ♪ I started looking your way ♪

♪ And you turned around, and I saw you ♪

[all cheering]

♪ Right out of the blue, you just popped up ♪

♪ Just my luck ♪

- Trifling-ass bitches.

- ♪ Couldn't pass this up ♪

♪ No ♪

♪ Didn't give me any warning ♪

♪ But this could really be something ♪

- What's up?

- I can't believe you.

- Believe me? What's wrong? What are you talking about?

- I can't believe you.

Did you seriously go behind my back

and plan a listening party for a song I killed?

- Absolutely not.

I had nothing to do with this.

Regina called me, told me to stop by the studio.

The next thing I know, I'm in a full-blown party.

- Wow. Wow.

After everything that I have done for that woman,

she's gonna do me like this?

- Can you blame her?

- What do you mean, can I blame her?

Yeah, of course I can blame her.

This is the ultimate industry betrayal,

and you fucking know that, Khalil.

This is my label.

And that is my artist.

- Just like you were an artist on Derek's label.

And we did the same exact thing with your hit song.

- No, no. - What is happening with you?

Because this starting to feel very personal, Haze.

And I'm starting to think it has something to do with us.

And if it does, we need to talk about it

so this whole thing doesn't implode.

So tell me.

Tell me the truth.

Tell me you still feel some type of way about us

so we can finally have that conversation

we should've had years ago.

- Listen,

I hired you because you're the best.

And I want to keep things professional because--

- Cool.

- ♪ I never thought this would be love ♪

♪ ♪

- ♪ Hell yeah ♪ - ♪ Number one, yeah ♪

♪ I'm still number one ♪ - ♪ Hell yeah ♪

- ♪ Number one, always be number one ♪

♪ Held you down, took you from minor to major ♪

♪ You won't admit it ♪

♪ You're the fruits of my labor ♪

- ♪ Hell yeah ♪ - ♪ Number one, yeah ♪

♪ I'm still number one ♪ - ♪ Hell yeah ♪

- ♪ Number one, always be number one ♪

♪ Don't forget it, yeah, I'm still number one ♪

- ♪ Hell yeah ♪

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