All language subtitles for The Chi s06e04 ReUp.eng

[Kevin] Previously on The Chi...

When are we gonna get
this new, big house?

So listen, just put
down whatever you can,

and, um, I'll cover
the difference.

[Emmett] I gotta talk
to my lady first.

[Kiesha] Yes.

Go get us some money so
we can cut ties with Douda

and be our own boss.

So you-you-you don't
want me to pay you back?

I want something else.

Q was my brother.

I wanna know who killed him.

No use in both of us
being alone on V-day.

- I'm in a situation.
- So am I.

[Smooth sensual music]

- What's this? A bag of nickels?
- No.

It's a little
deadlier than that.

[Emmett] I don't need this.

[Douda] You should be able
to protect your family.

[Soft ominous music]

My son ain't gonna be needing
your little housewarming gift.

Only thing he need
protection from is you.

If anything happens to my
son, his girl, or they kids,

I kill you myself.

- Oh, shit.
- What?

- Did you go through my drawer?
- No. Why?

- Anyone else come in here?
- No, just me.

- Oh, shit.
- Emmett!

[water pattering]

[smooth sensual music]

Oh, shit. [chuckles]

Come on, baby.

You know that shit,
it clouds up my mind.

[clears throat]

Come on.

4/20 only comes
around once a year.

Get into the spirit.

Mm-hmm.

[both chuckle]

You know, it's a damn shame

you cut up this fine-ass
Cuban cigar for this...

this fucking made-up holiday.

- [soft thump]
- What?

[Bianca] This made-up holiday

is gonna make you
a lot of money.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

[chuckles] You like that?

[moaning, gasping]

- Oh, shit.
- What?

Somebody's in here.

What?

Who is that?

[Suspenseful music]

[Roselyn sighs]

We need to talk.

[Tense hip-hop music]

Bianca.

Roselyn.

? In the streets, you don't ?
? eat if you don't work ?

? Ain't never been spoon fed ?

? All I did was put in work ?

? This shit ain't for the weak ?

? If you scared go to church ?

? No handouts for nobody ?

? If you want it,
get off your ass ?

? Put in work ?

? The only shit worth having ?

? Is shit that you grind for ?

? Working hard, no days off ?

? Never know when
your time's up ?

? Ain't really shit you can be ?

? When you a sleeper
or a dreamer ?

? And thinking you gon' ?
? take some, but we strive ?

? Please believe us ?

? Make money all day ?

? Get a busy late ?
? night for the weaver ?

? When doing a regular-degular ?
? doin' porn shit... ?

[cabinet contents clattering]

[cabinet contents
clatter loudly]

Yo, hey. You good?

Yeah.

- W...
- Yeah.

? Back and forth,
back and forth ?

? On two different cellulars ?

? I got some niggas that ?
? know where your peoples ?

? Be sleeping at, ?
? if you thinkin'... ?

- [softly] Excuse me.
- Hey, hey, man! Watch out.

You feel something
hard under the cushion?

Hey, hey! First of all, pause!

Okay? Second of all, you
need to cool the fuck out.

[Victor] Yeah, you acting
real paranoid right now.

- Man, come on. I'm-I'm good.
- [Shaad] No.

H-honestly, you need
to hit this, bro.

- [Emmett scoffs]
- Please.

Man.

Hey, come on, man. Get
that medicine up in you.

- Yeah.
- [Emmett inhales deeply]

[sighs] No, I'm good.

Oh, you can't smoke 'cause
you're with the government?

Nah, I'm just
chillin' right now.

[Emmett] I don't want
you losing your job

just 'cause it's 4/20 and shit.

- [Victor chuckles]
- [Shaad] Hey, that just means

more weed-infused wings for us.

[both chuckle]

I'm glad y'all pulled up on me.

- Yeah.
- [Shaad] I know, right?

I mean, I ain't kicked
it with my nigga, Vic,

in a minute, though.

Man, I'm just tryna get
this city together, bro.

Yeah, I know it's
a full-time job.

I wish you could smoke with
us. I know your ass stressed.

Yeah, I don't really think weed
would help me out right now.

[scoffs] Shit, it helps my ass.

- [Emmett] Right?
- I don't know what I would do

if I couldn't smoke no
weed to clear my mind.

Sometimes, I just be
talking to myself, man,

just to get my
thoughts out there.

Mm.

Am I crazy?

No, no, you're not crazy.

A lot of people
talk to themselves.

But you know, it could mean

you longing for someone
else to talk to.

[clicks tongue] I
don't know, it just...

I always dreamed about
what life would be like

once I got out of
the pen, and...

now that I'm out, I just...

just kinda feel like my
life is closing in on me.

From the outside looking
in, my life is great.

Shit, business is booming,

Kiesha and I are good
for the most part,

all my baby mamas
are happy as fuck.

- [laughter]
- Thank you. Shit.

You know what I mean?

But shit is stressful as hell.

I mean, like...

feel like I'm juggling
a lot of shit right now,

and, uh, I'm scared I
might drop something.

That why you so anxious?

Yeah. It's-it's
a lot going on.

[Victor] Hey...

when the last time
y'all saw a therapist?

Does couple's therapy count?

Yeah, sure.

Not... oh, damn.
That was with Tiff.

- That was about a year ago.
- What about you, Shaad?

[scoffs] Nigga, Jesus
is my therapist, okay?

- Amen.
- [Shaad laughs]

Come on. It's not
funny. For real.

- [Shaad sighs]
- Come on. We fucking with you.

Come on, man, you know
how I am about that shit.

I don't like strangers
knowing all my business.

Rather just talk
to my people, man.

But what if we did
this more often,

but without the weed wings?

What, get together
and talk shit, nigga?

Yeah, like, we could talk
about whatever you want.

Whatever said in that space
will never leave that space.

You mean like Fight Club?

Don't... no, not quite.

I don't want us to
fight each other.

I want us to talk to each other.

I mean... I feel you, bruh.

Yeah, I ain't trying
to fight nobody.

- I got kids.
- [Emmett, Shaad chuckle]

- Tell that.
- Look.

We gotta be protectors, right?
But who gon' protect us?

- Mm. That's real.
- Yeah.

Uh, hold on.

I thought you weren't
fucking with the high wings.

Man, Fatima told me
to grab her a plate.

Yeah! I know that's
right. [laughs]

Hey, man. Tell I
said what's up, man.

I will.

Y'all wanna link up tomorrow
night at the ROCK center?

And we can finish
this conversation.

I'm game.

Shit, I ain't got
shit to do, nigga.

Yeah, let me just check
with Kiesha first.

- I should be good.
- All right. Well, let me know.

- [Shaad] A'ight.
- Okay.

[Roselyn sighs] Q was
working for the FBI.

I knew that
motherfucker was opps.

Apparently, he almost got
locked up a few years ago,

but to avoid jail time,

he decided he was gonna go
and work as an informant.

[Soft ominous music]

What they got on us?

Nothing big enough to
come arrest you for.

But if they find
out that you had

anything to do with his death,

you can go to jail for
the rest of your life.

[Douda sighs]

I threw his body in
the river for a reason.

Well, water doesn't
wash away everything.

[Roselyn sighs]

I'll keep the suits at bay.

For now.

Uh... until then,

no more killing niggas
for chewing gum too loud.

Hey, it's not my fault
I got sensitive ears.

Fuck.

[Dramatic jazz music]

[easygoing music]

? In the end all
I wanted was you ?

? In the end all
I wanted was you ?

? Ya-ya-ya-ya ?

[phone buzzes]

[notification chimes]

? Hey-a ?

? In the end all I ?
? wanted was you... ?

[Jada] Mm-hmm.

[Darnell] Mm.

Cool.

? Hey-a ?

? Ya-ya-ya-ya ?

[Darnell] Mm.

Mm, ask if she
got a massage oil.

- [Jada giggles]
- Yeah, okay. [chuckles]

- Got that massage oil.
- [Jada laughs]

Mm-hmm!

[sighs] Mm.

? Knew I weren't
just anybody... ?

[notification chimes]

? a busybody ?

? Body... ?

Those watermelon
gummies back in stock?

? And I knew you ?
? weren't just anybody ?

? I knew you weren't
just anybody ?

? But you know you were ?
? playing naughty... ?

- [notification chimes]
- Mm.

? Naughty ?

? In the end all
I wanted was you ?

? What you, what you want ?

? In the end all
I wanted was you ?

? What you, what you want... ?

[Bakari clears throat]

Here you go.

Yeah.

[coughs]

[chuckling] Breathe,
nigga, breathe.

Buy me more of whatever
the fuck that is.

- Shit, bro.
- I got you.

Oh, shit.

Yo' ass better pay me back, too.

Come on, bro. You
know I'm good for it.

[notification chimes]

[phone buzzing]

[clicks tongue] Nuck
still bugging me for weed.

Just keep giving
him Douda wack shit.

How long before we on our own?

Soon.

Just gotta get
everything set up first.

? And I know you ?
? weren't just anybody ?

? I knew you weren't
just anybody ?

? But you know you ?
? were playing naughty ?

? Naughty, unh ?

[machinery grinding]

Right. [chuckles]

[sighs]

God damn.

Last time I had this
much money in my hand,

I had just robbed a bank.

I believe in paying
people for their time.

- Appreciate you.
- [Douda] Yeah.

You know, Rashaad, um...

there's more where
that came from.

Yeah, I know exactly
where this comes from.

That's why it's
a one-time thing.

[Tense music]

- Get that the fuck outta here.
- [Zay] I got you.

[zipper zips]

[Nuck] Hey, boss.

Yeah. [clears throat]

Man, what the fuck is this?

Fucking client never showed.

Maybe the feds got to
him before he got to me.

Fuck!

You find someplace
to put this shit.

- You understand me?
- Yes, sir.

'Cause I can't have this shit
nowhere near me right now!

Yo, Kar. Check it out.

Do you know anybody that
can hold this for us?

Thanks for coming through.

[laughs] Okay, take care.

Yeah, you too. Bye-bye.

[Soft dramatic music]

Monica?

Dre?

What... what are
you doing here?

I was just about to
ask you the same thing.

Tracy asked me to come
in a few times a week

and do Reiki and
massages for the staff.

Oh, okay. She didn't tell me.

I didn't know she
had to run it by you.

She doesn't.

Is this gonna be weird for you?

[Dre] I mean, you're the
one that broke up with me,

so it might be a
little weirder for you.

Our breakup was mutual,
and you know it.

I remember being a little bit
more hurt about it than you.

Look, if it's gonna be too much,

I can always talk
to Tracy and...

No.

I don't mind.

- You sure?
- Yeah, it's fine.

You running out of
money, baby girl.

I'm aware.

So? What's your plan?

I'm still figuring it out.

Well, you have until graduation

to figure this shit out

or I'm sending your
ass to college.

That's not enough time.

Everybody has deadlines,
even in the music industry.

[sighs] Look,

things aren't going as fast
as I would like them to,

but Maisha is
building an audience.

I just need a little more time.

You have until graduation.

So you can't support my dreams,
but you can support Tierra?

[scoffs]

The only person I'm
supporting right now is you,

and I'd feel much better
about supporting you

if you were getting
an education.

- College is a scam.
- Yeah?

Well, I'd rather get scammed

than have a daughter walking
around with no degree

and no money.

[Peaceful hip-hop music]

? Bad bitch ?

? I shouldn't even ?
? have to tell you that ?

? Big drip ?

? I shouldn't even ?
? have to tell you that ?

? Face card ?

? I shouldn't even ?
? have to show you that ?

[Fatima] Cheers,
ladies. I missed y'all.

So how long you
gonna be boo'd up

with Mr. Jackson
Goes to Washington?

Girl, I told you stop
calling him that.

- So y'all living together now?
- Yes.

He asked me to move in
with him, and we did.

Is he paying all the bills?

- Girl, get out my business.
- Ooh, okay!

Miss Real Housewife of
the South Side of Chicago.

I can bring more to the
table than this pretty face.

- But do you have to?
- [Fatima sighs] I want to.

[Isis] I don't know why.

You always told me

you wanted to start a
family and build a home.

You've manifested the
dream. Why not relish in it?

[Fatima] Because
I don't want to be

another person that
he has to support.

And he also could
switch up at any time,

so I think it's
best you keep a job.

How much do you get paid

to write stories
for the local paper?

[Fatima] Okay, I don't just
write for the local paper.

I'm a freelance writer,
which means I can write

for a lot of different
publications,

and I like to keep
the people informed.

[Isis] Do you trust him?

I do.

[Aerin] Girl, you took
too long to answer that.

[Fatima] No, no, I didn't.

Yes. [scoffs]

If you got a man that wants
to take care of you, let him.

[Fatima sighs] We take
care of each other.

[Aerin scoffs] Ma, stop trying
to push your dreams on Fatima.

- Girl.
- [Aerin] Everybody don't want

no sugar daddy.

[chuckles] Yes, they do,

unless they lying to themselves.

[Aerin] Oh, I like
being independent.

[scoffs] That's why you single.

- I'm choosy.
- [Isis chuckles]

Listen, Fatima is my daughter.

I'll be doing all the
advising around here.

Um, older sisters
can give advice, too.

[Isis] Not when they
single and broke.

[Aerin laughs] Girl!

I'm living very well, thank you.

[Isis] You live in
a studio apartment.

- Girl, it's rent-controlled.
- [Isis scoffs] Okay.

[scoffing] Oh, God.

I just want Fatima

to have the fairy tale
she always wanted.

[Aerin] Yeah, but
every fairy tale

doesn't end in some
knight in shining armor.

[Isis chuckles]
In mine, it does.

Yeah, but that's you.

Everybody don't
want to be like you.

Dear, I am the prototype.

Everybody should
want to be like me.

[Soft dramatic music]

- [zipper zips]
- [Dre sighs]

You want to grab some
coffee and catch up?

I don't think
that's a good idea.

It's just coffee.

I know.

But if my wife asks
where was I at,

I don't want to say, "Well,

I was having coffee
with my ex-fianc�e."

Damn, y'all got trust issues?

I like keeping the peace.

[Monica] That was
always your problem.

I thought you said you
didn't want to get married.

Uh... um, I never said that.

Mm.

Just didn't want
to marry me, huh?

I just wasn't ready at the time.

Come here. Look at this.
I've got grandkids now.

- Oh, look! They're so cute.
- Yeah.

I'm really happy for you.

You finally got the
family you always wanted.

Yeah.

I'm grateful.

- So that's your wife?
- Yeah.

- [Monica chuckles]
- Why?

She's just not who I
expected you to be with.

Why?

I thought you had a type.

Well, my type kept
breaking my heart,

so I decided to switch
things up a bit.

[clears throat]

So no coffee?

[chuckles]

[person] There is
always enough time

for the right work.

There is a conversation
in the room

that only these people can have.

Find it.

Never a failure,
always a lesson.

Trust the people.

If you trust the people,
they become trustworthy.

Move at the speed of trust.

Less prep, more presence.

[children giggling and playing]

[glass shatters]

[Kiesha sighs]

I told y'all, stop running
through this house.

Fuck.

[sighs]

I thought you said no cursing.

Hey.

What happened in here?

I'm not in the mood.
I gotta get to Tiff's.

[Emmett] Hold on. Who
gon' watch the boys?

You.

Come on, Kiesha.

Emmett, we need a nanny.

First you want a house, and
now you want a nanny too?

And we need a maid.

Girl, this ain't The
Fresh Prince of Chicago.

All this money is
creating problems for us

that you don't even understand.

What are you talking about?

[Emmett] Look, I don't
wanna get into it right now.

You never wanna get into it.

I'm doing the best I can.

Your best could be better.

[Emmett] I don't support you?

Bye, Emmett.

[Hip-hop music]

? Dubs being stolen ?

? Blue band hundreds,
fresh tens ?

? Let those pretty
girls hold them ?

? We the ones what I'm ?
? bringing the singles for ?

? Shit, Gucci, Prada, ?
? Louis V, some mo' shit ?

[rapping continuing]

What you think?

It's good.

[laughs] You don't
sound too impressed.

Look, the competition's
stiff out here.

Your girl, she solid.

I just don't know
that the streets

gonna go crazy over it.

? [Maisha] Talk is the ?
? weakest of flex, fly that ?

? We the ones what I'm ?
? bringing the singles for ?

Shit, Gucci, Prada,
Louis V, some mo' shit

Lil' mama bust you

? Say she from the ?
? Windy City? Oh, shit ?

Ah!

Maisha, let's take it
back to the same spot,

but just a little bit
more clear this time.

Actually, it's your time.

- Already?
- It's a rack for another hour.

We're at time.

[Maisha] Damn. I was
just getting warmed up.

Yeah, well, maybe you might
want to start getting warmed up

before we get here, okay?

- We need something iconic.
- Iconic?

Girl, I'm still trying
to find my voice.

And we don't have time for that.

I don't mind going to
school if this doesn't work.

College has always
been my backup plan.

Okay, well, people who make it?
They don't have a backup plan.

I'm the one rapping, not you!

And if it wasn't for me,
you wouldn't be doing

half of the shit
you're doing right now.

We not doing much!

Look, we gotta crawl
before we walk.

How long are we
gonna be crawling?

I just need another
song from you.

- And I'm working on it.
- Work harder.

And if you don't think I have
what it takes to make it,

then say that shit.

I don't think that.

Then stop coming at me!

[Tense hip-hop music]

? Yeah, a big bang
when you swing ?

? It's too much to handle ?

? Drop a dookie and sing ?

? Need to burn a candle... ?

[pins clattering loudly]

Yeah.

Boy, this was supposed to
be a friendly competition,

not a massacre.

I been in a bowling
league since I was six,

so I'm basically a pro.

You really are an old soul.

Oh, I definitely
been here before.

[Kenya scoffs]

[bowling ball crashes]

I'll try again.

Hey, just a little
bit, uh... yeah.

And keep your eye on the ball.

Yes!

[Anita Baker's
"Sweet Love" playing]

This my song.

Why do you think I requested it?

? With all my heart ?

? I love you, baby ?

? Stay with me
and you will see ?

? My arms will hold you, baby ?

[both laugh]

? Never leave 'cause I believe ?

? I'm in love ?

? Sweet love ?

? Hear me calling
out your name ?

[Papa chuckles]

? I'm in love ?

? Sweet love ?

[indistinct chatter]

[Victor sighs]

Morning.

- Morning.
- Morning, Victor.

[Victor] Morning.

[chuckles softly]

[knock at door]

What do you want?

[scoffs] I missed you, too.

Sit down.

Turns out that Q was
an FBI informant.

[Victor scoffs] What's
that got to do with me?

Don't play dumb.

Everything you says, it
stays right here with me.

I ain't got shit to say.

[Roselyn chuckles]

Well, keep that same energy
when the feds come knocking.

[phone buzzes]

By the time I saw him,
he was practically dead.

And then your husband
finished him off.

So you're an accomplice?

[Soft tense music]

[Roselyn chuckles]

Just stay quiet, okay?

You don't know nothing,
you didn't see nothing.

Got it?

I'm getting tired of lying.

Well, in this case,

it's better than
the alternative.

[Bassy hip-hop music]

Welcome to my sanctuary.

- This is Blue Dream.
- [Rob sighs softly]

This my shit. You know this.

This is a great strain
for beginner growers

because it's high yield

and it does well
in most climates.

Tolerant of overfeeding
without burning.

Burning? What you mean?

See, that's when you fertilize
with too much nitrogen

and you burn your plants.

It's a common rookie mistake.

What's different
about my weed is,

there are no harsh chemicals
in my growing process.

My plants are like my babies.

I would never give them water
that I wouldn't drink myself.

[Cairo sighs]

Damn, that's crazy.

Yeah, and it actually
make a lot of sense.

[Rob] Mm-hmm.

Now, that's just nasty as fuck.

Nah, that's organic.

All of these worms
and microorganisms

means the soil is alive.

Living soil means
fertile plants.

That's why my weed don't
smoke like nobody else's.

The weed y'all getting is
grown in salt and rockwool.

- What's that?
- Synthetic growing cubes.

It's faster than mixing
fish meal with bat guano

and letting the
worms go to work.

People always ask,
"What's the difference?"

I just say, "Your
lungs will thank you."

[air hissing]

That air blast was to
clean off any pollen

you might've gotten on you.

[Tiff] And why does that matter?

To prevent you from
getting a hermed-out crop

and losing a lot of money.

Hermed?

[Cairo] Let's say
you carry pollen

from your male plants
into the nursery

where you keep your female
plants, the mothers.

Those plants get hermed out.

Now you have a
crop full of seeds.

Don't nobody need that shit.

And the wild part is,

a hermed-out crop
smokes just as good,

but the average consumer
sees a bunch of seeds

and assumes it's low-quality,

so you can't sell it for
the same price point.

So we need space suits
and a air blaster?

Ideally,

your nursery and grow room
are in separate spaces

to cut down on human error.

Wait.

You never said nothing
about needing two spaces.

We only got funds for one.

Getting the right space
is the first part.

You need a room with
temperature control

and space to segregate
the genetics.

[Rob chuckles]

Sound like we need
some more money.

I never said the
revolution would be cheap.

You got a checkup... a
checkup... A checkup...

Like, who do you go to see?

- [Jemma] Doctor, doctor!
- Yeah.

They have, like,

a oat version, they
have a soy version.

- [Kenya] Milk?
- [Maisha] Milk!

[Jemma] Yes.

When you, like, have a
long journey somewhere.

A voyage?

What I do every day at Smokey's.

- I go to...
- Work, work!

Girls wear it sometimes.

Pink!

- Skirts.
- N-nah.

- [Jake] Dresses!
- Close.

Underwear?

- Y'all suck. Next one.
- It is...

Something you do when
you like the rhythm.

[Maisha] Strip!

Dance!

- It rings.
- [Kenya] Phone.

- Yeah.
- What the hell?

- Girls put it on they face.
- Makeup, makeup!

When you singing,
what are you reading?

[Jake] Melody! Oh, book!

What are you reading
when you signing?

- A script. Lyrics, lyrics!
- Lyrics!

- Bam!
- [laughter, chatter]

? [Jake] No, he not, no, ?
? he not, no, he not! ?

? [Bakari] A Mets dude... ?
? What does he wear? ?

? [Jake] Cape! Cape! ?

And time!

[Maisha chuckles]

- How many we get?
- Six.

No thanks to you, Kenya.

You wasn't even paying
attention that last round.

I didn't get the clues.

Hey, don't be mad
'cause y'all are losing.

- Tell your girl to step it up.
- Excuse me?

Look, guys, it's just a game.

- Okay, can we just chill?
- Yeah.

Y'all the ones that wanted to
be boys versus girls, shit.

Yeah, 'cause girls are smarter.

[Kevin inhales sharply]

Well, we winning, so...

'Cause y'all cheating.

I'd never cheat on you.

- [person] What?
- What is you talking about?

[Bakari] Nigga.

Nothing, nothing.

- You want some?
- No.

I told you my girl don't smoke.

I'm not your girl, Papa.

[Papa sighs]

So do you, um,

not smoke 'cause you don't
wanna get in trouble,

or you just don't do it?

I'm too grown to get in trouble.

Oh, well, I guess

I look forward to
becoming grown as well.

[laughter]

You know, see, me and Kenya
don't do that childish shit.

[Kevin] All right, bro.

Nah.

Oh, so you ain't smoking
'cause she ain't?

Nah, I just wanna be alert in
case we play another round.

- [Jemma laughs]
- Man,

this shit way more fun
when you fucked up.

- [Kevin] Right.
- If y'all was high,

maybe y'all would
play fucking better.

Boy, I am high as hell.

- [sighs] We know.
- What's that supposed to mean?

You need to get focused.

I'm focused whether
I'm high or not.

Uh-uh, girl. Hell, naw.
It's too cold for all that.

I'm not trying to go
home smelling like weed.

- [Maisha] Me, either.
- [Jemma] But, like, come on.

Oh, nah. It's cool, y'all.

It's cool. You can
open up the window.

You know, I don't
want my landlord

coming in here
talking shit, anyway.

Damn, nigga, where the
fuck you get that from?

- I made it.
- [Bakari] For real?

[Bakari] That shit hard, shorty.

If you like it, he
could make you one.

- How much?
- [Jemma] $50.

[Bakari scoffs] Nuh, mm-mm.

That shit ain't that nice.

- [Jake scoffs]
- It is.

Yes it is, nigga.
Your ass tweaking.

These motherfuckers
solid. [chuckles]

- [Kevin] Better tell him, bro.
- All right.

- $20.
- $35.

- Fuck it. Bet.
- [Lynae chuckles]

You always working.

Well, someone has to.

And what's that
supposed to mean?

Nothing. Let's
play another round.

One more, and then
I gotta go, so...

Me too.

What y'all gotta
do? [chuckles]

Kenya and I got
responsibilities.

- [overlapping chatter]
- [Maisha] Boy, shut up, Papa.

[Jemma] Y'all do too
much. Y'all do too much.

Hey.

I come bearing Douda's
tithes and offerings.

[Dramatic musical sting]

[Jackson] I already told you
his money is not welcome here.

[Tense music]

No weapon formed against
me shall prosper.

[Nuck] You sure about that?

[Jackson] Is there anything
else that I can help you with?

Then you be blessed.

[Emmett] Here, boy. Come on.

- [Darnell] Hey.
- [Emmett chuckles]

I didn't know you
had the boys tonight.

Yeah, neither did I.
Kiesha dumped them on me.

Boy, a woman can't dump
your own kids on you.

Y'all gotta share that load.

I don't remember you sharing
the load with my mama.

- Yeah, well, we sharing it now.
- I'm grown, though.

Yeah, you still need your daddy.

Hey, you know we do have
someone here from childcare

if you wanted to drop them off.

- Uh, y'all got childcare?
- Of course.

Lot of folks here have kids,

so we make sure they can come
even if they don't have help.

[Emmett] Oh.

I mean, I can take 'em back.

Okay.

[Emmett exhales deeply]

[Darnell] Hey.

Listen to me, boy.

[Emmett] What?

You need to be mindful
of the company you keep.

What you talking 'bout?

- You ain't no gangster.
- I never said I was.

Then why you hiding
guns in your nightstand

like a dumbass?

That was you?

I-I been looking all
over for that damn gun.

I thought one of the
kids might'a took it.

This is why you
ain't got no business

having no damn gun.

You wouldn't know
what to do with it.

And knowing Douda,

it's probably got some
bodies attached to it.

You must've forgot I-I
used to run these streets.

- I want it back.
- For what?

'Cause it's mine.

How 'bout this?

I hold on to it for you,

and if you ever really
need it, you come find me.

I don't need your permission.

Yeah, maybe not.

But it's clear that you
still need my protection.

[Shaad] Oh, shit.
My bad, y'all.

Emmett's weed wings had me
slumped like motherfucker.

- [Shaad chuckles]
- Nigga!

What? I didn't know
it was some kind

of big motherfucking
secret or something.

Y'all had weed wings without me?

Uh, no. It was last minute.

[Darnell sighs]

[Shaad] But shit, it
wasn't that last-minute.

I mean, he had flyers
printed up and everything.

Victor, why don't
we get started?

All right. [sighs]

Look...

I know usually when
we get together,

it's to play poker, smoke weed,

or talk about work.

But tonight, I just want
to check in with y'all,

see how y'all doing.

Like how we doing emotionally?

How you doing in general.

I wanna talk about the things

we don't normally talk
about with other people.

Oh, you mean like sex stuff?

Whatever you want to talk about.

I want this space
to be a safe space.

No judgment.

No judgment?

No judgment.

[Victor] We want to know how
we can support y'all, men.

And how we can
support each other.

All right, so the floor's open.

Whoever wants to start
talking can just start.

[person clears throat, sighs]

[sighs] I guess I'll, uh...

[clears throat]
kick things off.

I think for me...
[exhales deeply]

I've accomplished
something I really wanted.

We real proud of you, too, man.

Yeah.

- Yes, sir.
- [Victor] Thank you. Thank you.

Really, I... I feel that.

But...

I also feel isolated now that
I've accomplished that goal.

[laughs] Shit, man. How?

Y-y-you surrounded by
people every day, man.

Yeah, people that want
something from me.

People that need me to
make their lives better.

I mean, I know it's my job to
support my community, but...

I don't always feel like
my community supports me.

[clicks tongue] And
I realize that...

I picked a job that's
a thankless one.

And I don't do it
for gratitude, man.

Really, I...

I don't.

I want my city to
be a better place.

And that means people

not always gonna
agree with my ideas.

And I have to be okay...

with people not always
being happy with me.

And that's hard.

I know about that life.

Why don't you step
that out a bit, Marcus?

Okay, um...

well, I been dating somebody
for the last few months.

- Oh, shit!
- Congratulations.

My daughter, Jemma, she's
not too happy about it.

Yeah, yeah. Bet she
pissed about that.

[Marcus] Yeah, but it's...

This woman isn't somebody
I'm just having fun with.

She's...

brought me back to life.

Or back to the man I used to be

before I was a single dad.

[Shaad chuckles]

And Jemma, she just used
to it all being about her.

But now I just have to make sure

that they both feel loved.

Good luck with that
shit, man. [chuckles]

How can we be more supportive?

[Marcus sighs]

Honestly, just pray for me.

Send me some ideas, you
know, that you might have.

I can help 'em build
their own relationship

without them wanting
to kill each other.

If my girl and my
ex-wife can be friends?

[chuckles]

I'm sure Jemma and your
girl can figure it out.

I appreciate you saying
that. That gives me hope.

Victor, how can we support you?

[inhales deeply]

Man, I think my shit
is more internal.

I gotta stop trying
to be Superman.

[Darnell] But see, that's...

That's what society keeps
telling us that we have to be.

I mean, it's no
wonder y'all trying

to be everything for everybody.

You think that's the
only way to be a man.

But Pop, you put down a lot
of your responsibilities

when I was coming up because
you couldn't handle it.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's true.

And now we making
up for lost time.

[sighs] Which is cool, but...

I never got a chance to see you

juggle my mom and
juggle your career.

[Emmett sighs]

Honestly, I think that's why
my ass struggling right now.

Wait, hold on.

You can't be blaming
me for your bullshit.

That's not what I'm
doing. I'm saying...

everybody expects me to
be this strong Black man.

But how can I be
what I didn't see?

[sighs] I'm just figuring
this shit out on my own,

and I'm gonna stumble sometimes.

[Marcus] Mm-hmm.

I wish people would just

stop judging me for
falling down and...

help a nigga get back up again.

Right.

[Shaad sighs softly]

You know what, man? I-I...

I'ma keep it a
buck, right? I-it...

It's kinda hard for me to
sit here and listen to y'all

complain about
y'all's situation.

You know what I'm saying?

I mean, 'cause all y'all
got lives that I wish I had.

I mean, y'all been
out in the world

building businesses,
starting families,

running for office.

And a guy can't
even get a job, man.

[sighs]

Living at my woman house,

a house I can't even smoke in.

Dog, I told you, just open up
a motherfucking window, man.

[sighs] Nah, it
ain't just that, man.

I-I-I'm still lusting after
this woman that I can't have.

Hold on. Who you
lusting after?

You ain't lusting after Kiesha?

Man, it ain't nothing
like that, it's just...

- We was at the house earlier.
- [laughter]

[Shaad] Nah, honestly,
I'm just trying

to be the best man
I can for my woman.

Okay? I mean...

I owe her a lot. [sighs]

She really took a
chance on me, and...

I just don't wanna let her down.

I know my little sister
disappointed in me.

She has every right to be.

But I know I gotta do better.

Not just for her, but for
me, first and foremost.

I can't go back to jail.

Shit, me neither.

These streets make
it so fucking easy

for a nigga to slip up, man.

[Shaad scoffs] You
ain't never lied.

Sometimes, the streets
can slip into your house

when you ain't even looking.

But like I said,

we all need to be mindful
of the company we keep.

I think we're all in
good company right now.

Yeah.

[Light upbeat jazz music]

I like this, man.

Well, I think this is a
good place to stop for now.

How 'bout we take a break
and regroup in just a bit?

[all murmuring]

[soft music]

[Jamal] Appreciate
you for this, bruh.

- Yeah, there you go.
- [indistinct chatter]

[Shaad] Appreciate you.

[Smooth R&B music]

[Kiesha sniffs]

That smell good.

Yeah, this different.

That's why we gotta
get a bigger place.

So we can grow our own shit.

Y'all tryna move?

No, this'll be a
spot just to grow.

You need a permit
for that, don't you?

Mm-hmm. We gonna
figure that out.

- Don't get locked up.
- Girl, we won't.

We just need a realtor
to help us find a spot.

Ours is cool.

But I mean, we got
him from Douda, so...

you know how that go.

Fuck that. We'll find
a spot on our own.

We tryna cut ties
with that nigga.

Yeah, I wish we
could cut ties, too.

Ever since he started
coming around,

Emmett been acting different.

[Tiff] Don't be afraid
to check his ass.

I'm not.

You need to quit your job
and sell this cheese dip.

? But you believe in me and ?
? say all the right things ?

? To lift me up ?

? I don't mind,
I don't mind us ?

? We're never alone ?

Is it just me,

or were Kevin and Maisha
acting a little weird?

Nah, it wasn't just you.

They was being weird as fuck.

[rapper] ? Tip it in, uh ?

- Oh, shit.
- [rapper] ? Tip it real good ?

Some rapper just posted a
video in one of your shirts.

Who is it?

[rapper] ? Tip it real good ?

? You're givin' me
a heart attack ?

? My dick is hard as fuck ?

? That ass is hella fat, ?
? I wanna bust a nut ?

[Jake] Damn! [chuckles]

And I don't even
know this nigga.

Shit, I-I'll take it.

[rapper] ? You can rowdy
ride me cowgirl... ?

His, uh, lyrics are
really misogynistic.

Man, that's just how niggas rap.

Wait, if this is what
people want to hear,

then what are me
and Maisha gonna do?

Uh... uh, I don't know.

Switch it up.

Or, I guess, don't
make no money.

[rapper] ? Take you to the
back, I got unlimited... ?

[Jake] It would've been
nice if he tagged me though.

I ain't gonna lie.

- Yeah.
- [Jake] It's all good.

I'll just repost it in
my stories and tag him.

[Jemma] Congrats, babe.

[rapper] ? Tame
her with my money ?

? And she tame me
with her tongue ?

? She lickin' on her ass ?
? crack and lickin'... ?

- [Shaad] Shit, boy, I tell you.
- [laughter]

Hey, listen, we can't
thank y'all enough

for inviting us over
for dinner tonight.

Yeah, it means a lot to him.

And, well, you know
I love to cook.

He also loves any excuse
not to spend money.

- [Shaad] Oh!
- [Deja laughs]

I'm not about to spend my damn
money on no restaurant food,

especially downtown.

And they be having
them meter maids

just standing outside
waiting to give you a ticket.

- Oh, man. Tell me about it.
- [laughter]

[Darnell] Hey,
Shaad, set that down.

- Oh, I got you.
- [doorbell chimes]

[Darnell] Oh, that
must be Marcus.

Oh, snap! You invited
him? Man, that's my guy!

Yeah, you know, after
our little chat,

I figured he and his woman
could use some quality time

with us grown folk, you know?

- Okay, I see you, player.
- [Darnell laughs]

Yeah, come on in. Grab a seat.
Got enough ribs for everybody.

Oh, I'm a vegetarian.

[Darnell] Oh, okay. Cool.

Uh, well, we got
some corn on the cob.

Come on, brother.
[chuckles] Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, you want me
to touch you up?

All right. Cool.

It's good to see you, Tierra.

Last time we saw each other,
we were on a double date

with you and Victor.

Mm-hmm.

Well, we all know
how that ended, so...

Oh, well, that must've
been quite embarrassing.

Oh, no. I've been
through much worse.

- Oh.
- Really?

I've lived a crazy life.

Shit, I can't tell.

You look like a princess to me.

[Tierra laughs]

Well, I am glad that you
found yourself a real love.

Thank you.

And this is, uh...

- new for both of us.
- [Tierra] Mm.

Marcus, I don't think I ever
seen you with a woman before.

I like to keep my love
life private, that's all.

Hey, spoken like a true pimp.

[laughing] Oh, whoa.
No, nothing like that.

I'm just always
focused on my daughter.

Oh, now you splitting
your attention?

Yeah.

Hasn't been easy.

But we're working it out.

[both sigh]

- [Marcus] Mm.
- Hey, hey, all right now.

[chuckling] All right.

Tierra, if you don't
mind my asking,

what is it that you
do for a living?

[Shaad] I mind you asking.

Oh, excuse me?

No, it's just, you know,

I hate it when people
ask me that, so...

Oh, that's 'cause you
ain't got no job right now.

So what?

I-I-I mean, I'd just rather
be judged based off of

who I am and not what I do.

Shaad, you should come in
on this little idea I got.

Now, it's not a
whole lot of money,

but it's better than nothing.

You know what?

I'll do just about
anything right about now.

Hear me out.

See, I'm trying to come up with
a Black version of a sexy maid.

Our selling points
would be that, you know,

we some handsome
brothers in tool belts,

but, you know, we
actually fix shit.

[laughter]

- Well...[scoffs]
- [Deja laughs]

Well, how much you
make a day doing that?

Like, mm, 200, 300.

Nigga, that's it?

Hold on. Pump the brakes now.

We... we fix some pipes, dog.

- We ain't layin' 'em.
- [laughter]

[Darnell] Whole 'nother...
Whole 'nother job there.

[Smooth R&B music]

? Whoa-oa-oa ?

So I see you got some
new soldiers on deck.

Yeah, I'm tryna train
'em up the right way.

Mm.

They all wanna be just like you.

[chuckles]

And too bad they ain't.

You know, I won't
be here forever.

I have to pass this
throne down to somebody.

Okay, so...

who we thinking?

I don't know.

Only time will tell.

[Bianca] I got my
eye on the quiet one.

[Douda] Yeah, well, you
know, and he's, um...

he's still wet behind the ears.

But he has potential.

[Bianca] I know Nuck
is your favorite.

[Douda] He's loyal, but
he's not ruthless enough.

[Bianca] They can't all
be cold-blooded like you.

- But that's the job.
- Mm-hmm.

[Bianca giggles]

? War is not the answer ?

[indistinct chatter]

? War is not the answer ?

? In times like these ?

? We need love ?

- [Bianca chuckles]
- [Douda whispers indistinctly]

? We need love ?

- [both whispering indistinctly]
- [Bianca chuckles]

Hey.

Welcome.

Well, sure as hell beats
smoking in the cold.

- [glass clinks on table]
- [Douda chuckles]

- Here you go, man.
- [Shaad sighs] Hey.

Needed this shit.

Especially after
the day I just had.

[laughs] I got you, dog.

Take a load off.

[loud metallic clank]

[ominous music]

[Zay] Douda wants to
offer you an opportunity.

? War is not the answer ?

? Yeah, yeah ?

? War is not the answer ?

? Yeah, yeah... ?

Hell, no.

We just need you
to hold on to 'em.

In exchange for
a fee, of course.

No, I'm... I'ma
stay outta trouble.

Y'all have a good evening.

- I can talk to him.
- [Bakari] Nah.

I got him.

A'ight.

[Victor] Sorry,
sorry, sorry. Hey.

So, um, what's so
urgent it couldn't wait?

We tryna cut ties with Douda.

Oh. What you need from me?

We need a permit so we
can grow our own weed.

Well, Victor can
submit the proposal

once he gets inaugurated.

But City Council will
still have to vote on it.

And not everybody likes the idea

of people growing weed
in their neighborhood.

I'll be creating jobs.

And weed is the
safest drug out there.

It's not that simple.

I'll be a reference
on her application.

- Who are you?
- Cairo Fuqua.

- Famsterdam Farms.
- Uh-huh.

Look, I support you
starting your own business,

but I got bigger issues
I need to tackle first.

So how long it's gonna take?

- Oh, it...
- [Quincy] Give us six months.

Six months?

- [papers slap on table]
- Fuck that.

Come on.

Is there anything else
we can help you with?

Yeah, I'ma talk to
him alone real quick.

You're not getting the permit
whether I'm in the room or not.

This ain't about the
fucking permits, my nigga.

- Then what's it regarding?
- [Victor] Quincy.

Give us a minute.

[door closes]

[suspenseful music]

You didn't like my
uncle Q, did you?

I ain't know him that well.

That's not what I heard.

Your uncle had a lot of enemies.

Any of 'em want
to take his life?

[Victor sighs] I don't know.

[Rob] You don't know.

Mm-hmm.

You better not be
lying to me, nigga.

I ain't got no reason to lie.

I'm not waiting that
long to start growing.

You don't have to
do it by the book,

but if you don't,
you'll be taking a risk.

I'd rather take a risk than
keep working for a killer.

You might wanna talk
to your man first.

He down for whatever I want.

[Upbeat R&B music]

[Fatima sighs] Which
one y'all like better?

[Aerin sighs] Child, they
all look the same to me.

What you need is some
fly-ass wallpaper.

Girl, y'all ain't no help.

[Aerin] Why all
these kids in here?

Girl, this little brother

sell his merch out of the house.

He paying bills?

No, we let him keep his
money so he can save it.

- Oh, girl.
- Child.

He needs to move
out of y'all house.

Girl, it's more his
house than mine.

I'm the one that just moved in.

Mm-mm.

Damn, this went from a trap
house to a tranny house.

- Oh!
- Bitch, don't get slapped.

[Jake] What's going on?

One of your little friends
being disrespectful.

These niggas ain't my friends.

This a customer.

And if you can't
respect my house

or the people in it, you
can get the fuck out.

Don't nobody want your
gay-ass shirt no way.

- Man, come on.
- Get off me.

[Jake] Man.

Fuck up outta here.

[door slams]

Anybody else want to talk?
'Cause y'all can leave, too.

Don't come in here
with that bullshit.

A'ight. Who next?

Come on.

[knock at door]

[single knock]

[Emmett] Fuck you doing here?

What's this?

Oh, hell, no. I
ain't holding this.

[Nuck] Come on. Come on.

After all we done
for you, Emmett?

You won't have to hold it
long. We'll be back for it.

What if my girl find this shit?

Nigga, make sure she don't.

First Peter asks us to
look into our hearts

and find courage.

What do you do...

when a lion prowls your village,

looking to eat your young?

Do you feed him from your table?

[Tense music]

What do you do when a
lion prowls your village,

jaws dripping with the
blood of your neighbors?

Do you let him
sleep in your bed?

- [all] No.
- Uh-uh.

[Jackson] Do you
follow him blindly?

Do you long to be like
him, hoping that one day,

you, too, can be the
king of your own jungle?

If we are not vigilant...

that lion will destroy
everything we love.

If we are not upright
shepherds of our flock,

that beast will not stop

until all of our young's
hearts are ripped out.

If we don't cast that
devil out of our city...

he will devour us all.

And I just pray...

that he doesn't come
for your house next.

[all] Amen!

[applause]

Take care of him.

? Glory to... ?

Say less.

? Name ?

? Singin' ?

? Glory to his name ?

? I'm singin' ?

? Glory to his name ?

? Yeah, there to my heart ?

? Was the blood applied ?

? Glory to his name ?

? I'm so wondrously ?

? Saved from my sin ?

? Jesus so sweetly
abides within ?

? There at the cross ?

? Where he took me in ?

? Glory to his name ?

? Singin' glory to his name ?

? Singin' glory ?

? To his name ?

? There to my heart ?

? Was the blood applied ?

? Hey ?

? Glory to his name ?

? Oh, that I can
say it's glory ?

? Glory to his name ?

? Oh, where would
I be without you ?

? Glory to his name ?

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