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- Grandmama gonna make some sweet potato pie.

And some cakes...

and some cupcakes.

all: Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

- Ooh!

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- I'll make him ruler over much.

If you're not faithful over a little,

you're not gonna be faithful over much.

It's the little things that we do that determine...

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- We got a championship team.

They better watch out...

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You sleepy?

Uh-uh?

Hey, what kind of baby this?

Come on, granny baby.

Grandmama gonna make some sweet potato pies...

And some cakes.

And some cupcakes.

- No.

I said "how." You don't remember that?

- Oh! I thought he said. - Oh, okay.

- I thought it was like, please or--

- "Please."

- Go!

- There you go.

- Dang.

It's raining chick-a-bob out here.

- Frowning up, and the needle through.

- Okay.

- The worst part over while you trying to hold that tear.

I believe that what you're doing

'cause you--everybody gets that tear or a frown.

- Okay, the tear goin' to come out.

You know what I mean?

- That's it.

There you go--oh!

- He's crying. - I'm gonna wipe my nose.

- Oh, you got-- hold your face up, man.

- You know, my main thing is, you know, don't give up.

I'm not gonna give up on nothing.

I don't have a backup plan. I have goals

that I want to reach, you know, meet them, you know,

before I leave this Earth.

I want to do--you know,

fulfill all my goals and my dreams

and everything--music, football, or basketball--

either one of the sports, though.

Then, you know, get my education finished

and then up that,

'cause I'll make my parents real proud.

I need to help my son. I want my son--

I don't want my son to know that I didn't graduate.

I'd tell him 'cause I don't want the same thing

to happen to him, so I want him to--you know,

I just want to make life better for him.

That's my main goal.

- Mm.

- Hey.

- Pick the bottle up with the ring around it.

You got a chance. You got to do it just like this.

If it hit the ground, the game over,

so it got to stay on the table.

All you want to do is put the ring on the neck

of the bottle just like this.

You lift the bottle straight up,

and the ring will fall right on the bottle.

It got to look just like this to win the game.

If the bottle don't look like that,

the game is not won, okay? So you got to keep it on

the table with the ring around it.

- They want to steal my stuff!

but don't do it too loud.

- You grown? - Nah, I'm half-grown.

- 16, think you're grown?

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

- Look how he act.

- Don't yell at me.

- God, you make me get this way.

- So how I act?

- He really didn't want to move.

I would have ran him over so hard.

- That nigga got to be the worst dancer.

He ain't acting right.

- Referee on your ass, charge! - He's making

an ass out of himself, isn't it?

- This is the longest ever...

- For the last, like, six seconds.

Like, you would too.

You can do about six videos, man.

Cut, cut! It's over.

Kill the music. Kill the music.

- My first step I got to do, though,

I got to get in school though.

I got to get into--I got to figure out what I can do.

I got to get in school.

Once I get in school,

then I'll take my steps from there.

If I can get into a good school

that I know that they'll want me

and they'll respect me, I'll be all right

'cause the schools I've been at, I mean,

they good schools, but they ain't schools, like...

that really, like, just respect--

like, respect, like-- you could just be like,

"All right," like, "I can really play with this coach

"for, like, ten more years.

"Like, I just got four, I can do another

four more years with this coach."

You feel what I'm saying?

- Hey. Hey, hey, hey, Hey, man. Whoa, man.

Hey, hold on, RaMell, hold on.

Look, Hey, man, look. Hey, this guy right over there.

I guarantee you, man, Roy Jones, Roy Jones, Roy Jones Jr.

Hey, hey, Monday Mayweather. Hey, hey, come--

- Hey, come and get him, man. Hey!

- Come on, man.

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

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uh, 6-0-9, 7-17.

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Come claim your prize.

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- I got some more tickets...

Check your coaches and your player for more tickets

so that I can go to...

- 6-0-9-7-2-8.

6-0-9-7-2-8.

all: Whoo!

- 6-0-9-7-2-8.

Come on.

- Man, what you...

man, I'm terrible, man.

I can fit in the closet, man.

I fit in the closet.

Man.

Man.

How many times you got to push it for it to come on?

I got TV.

I got to make this team, bro.

I know--I know I'm gonna make it.

- I have to.

Oh.

Up.

Ah.

One, barely. Barely got it up.

Barely got it up that time.

That's good. Two.

Oh!

That's good.

Straight ahead, oh, yeah.

Four.

Don't look down.

Keep your head up.

Oh, oh.

Ugh!

Shoot harder. All right.

Too hard.

Elevate.

Oh, yeah. Uh-huh.

Okay.

One.

Two.

Uh-huh. Three.

Straight in.

Uh-huh.

- Okay, Katie, I'm your big cousin.

I'm Quincy. - Excuse me.

Let it go off.

Y'all did this yet?

Y'all did this in science yet?

- You made that? - Y'all gonna do, um, this.

Mm. Y'all gonna--y'all gonna burn that.

You see where the light is right here?

You know what I mean? - Yeah.

- Ah!

- One time, I used to be so scared of my daddy.

My daddy'd say, "Don't move unless I tell you,"

'cause I would say, "I want a toy."

He'd say, "Don't move unless I tell you."

Dad left out of the store, and there I still was standing

where the toys at.

I was so scared to leave.

He said, "Oh, I knew I forgot something."

White man told my daddy, "Don't--don't whup him."

He said, "I'll whup whoever the hell I want.

I'll whup you."

"Don't tell me not to whup my kid."

- How cool is it that new DiGiorno designer pizza kit

lets us create our own pizza?

- And use delicious DiGiorno toppings like pepperoni,

sausage, and peppers?

- And we made it look just like Billy?

- I don't see it.

- New DiGiorno designer pizza kit

lets you create the pizza you want.

Thankfully, it's not delivery. It's DiGiorno.

- The blues brothers.

- I just try to do my best and just take it one day at a time.

I can't be worrying about what going on,

what happened yesterday, what gonna happen tomorrow

'cause I already have my troubles for today,

so I can't worry about tomorrow, so...

I got to only take it one day at a time and just try.

I wanted to walk to the bridge for Martin Luther King Day,

but we had practice. I was too tired,

and I just...

they had a big ceremony, like, gigantic.

Like, I think Oprah was down here.

Oprah, Common...

Like, some more people was at the bridge,

you know, and--and I didn't go. I just...

I'm just trying to focus on

how can I make it from this small school.

Like, I know it's possible.

Anything is possible. Like, I probably can get

to the league from this school.

You never know what might happen.

I just got to...

I just got to believe and just keep faith

and get closer to God.

- When I was--when Daniel was little...

I had a job. I was taking care of him pretty good.

So then I started working at the fish plant,

and I met this guy,

and so I wanted to bring him with us,

but my grandma wouldn't let me bring him with us

'cause she said she didn't feel he was safe

'cause he had a attitude problem to get mad,

want to fight and stuff, so she said,

"I'll tell you what. When you get your own place

"and you and him break up or whatever,

you can get your child back."

So Daniel stayed down there with my grandma for about...

till he was about 11 or 12, and I got him back,

and he's still holding that against me to this day.

"You didn't want me. You ain't never loved me,"

but I tried to get him all the time.

She wouldn't let me get him.

She even had called the police on me one time

'cause I tried to get him.

Saying "that man she got gonna beat him up,"

and all of this and that, so I said,

"Okay, Mama, I'll just let you keep him t--"--

They're being too loud.

Y'all come in 'cause we got neighbors,

and they trying to sleep. Come on in.

- Hey, I got this rap if you want to hear it.

- Oh, no.

- I got this rap. - All right, chill, bruh.

- Hey, y'all know that "mm." - Yeah, yeah.

- Hey, I'ma say my [bleep].

Go. Mm.

- ...just stuff like that. Like--like--

you know.

- Ah! What doing?

What doing? What doing?

Go.

- I was looking to be there kind of early.

- No pages or nothing? - Uh-uh, like...

like--oh, like, um, different kinds.

- Go.

- ...and then they got little banners where you put on the...

saying happy birthday to, you know, whoever,

and then--or this one.

- Oh, my God.

- You being sarcastic.

- No, I'm not.

- Right here.

- I thought it was a baby book until I actually

had a look at it, and it's, like, for birthday parties.

What doing?

- Little [inaudible]-- dogs and stuff like that.

For real, you can't take it serious, man.

- You gotta start

doing stuff like that for our kid.

Now, look, that one can squirt.

- I go.

Yeah!

- His third birthday.

- All right. Day seven.

- Hey, yo, what gives?

- I'm good like the year '64.

- Let's--hold it up.

- Good night. - "Good night" what?

You gonna go to sleep, baby? You need to.

Mm, mm.

I don't want to love this hard.

Man, your breath stink.

What?

What's up now? What's up now?

What's going on?

- Hey, Daddy.

- Hey, Daddy.

How you doing?

I look like my daddy. I look like my daddy.

Shut the [bleep].

- I'm gonna go out there.

- What up, coz? My bad.

I didn't mean to curse.

You been filming the football games, brother?

- Mm-hmm. - Semi-pro?

- Mm-hmm. How you know? You see me out there?

- I want to play. I play Madden.

- You should come out. They got practice tomorrow.

- I want to be quarterback.

- I ain't got no ride

to Uniontown.

- Dang.

- I don't wanna take nobody's position.

-That's nice.

You gonna come?

- Ooh, oh. - Put that down.

Put that down. Come get home. - What?

- Put that down.

- What, the chair? The chair ain't going nowhere.

That's just a chair.

- She needs to be sitting in here.

- Turn it sideways. Yeah.

- I think I got some whatchacallit at the house.

- For what? - To tighten these things up.

- Yo!

- Huh?

Get my Polo hat, now.

- Let me ask you a question. - What's up, man?

- What you doing? - Just recording that fire,

man. Look at that thing.

- Making it look like the house is on fire?

- Nah, but it's like, when the--when

the smoke goes up and the light comes through it,

you see--like, how often do you see that,

when the smoke gets the sun right, like, right behind it?

- Oh, okay. - You see, like, the daggers

that are coming in? - Uh-huh.

That what I was wondering. I said--

I'm trying to figure out what the hell is he out there doing?

So you just take pictures?

- Yeah, I just--yeah, and I shoot video and stuff.

It's just really beautiful.

- Oh, okay. I did wonder.

I got to tell my wife because I think my grandson,

he just got a full scholarship in photography.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.

- That's great. That's great. Where's he going to shoot?

Or where's his spot? - I really don't know yet.

He lives in Tuscaloosa. I need to talk to him.

I think he just got the scholarship, like, $1,000?

- See, we need more black folks making photos in the area

and taking pictures and stuff, you know?

- Okay. Well, like I said,

next time I might see you down through this way.

- Yeah. - 'Cause I was wondering

what the hell you were doing.

Figured it out for myself.

- Take it easy, man. - All right.

- Go! Set, go!

- You got that?

- Move, huh? - Whoo!

- Let's go, boy.

- Foul bowl. - I'll get that.

- That's nice. - Whoo! Hey, we got

one more over here. - Let's do it again.

- We got some more over here.

- Whoo! - Set, go!

- 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.

- 14. - 14.

- Four, five, six, seven.

- Try to stop.

- Go put your name in the book. - All right.

- man.

- Am I gonna be a star for this?

- Maybe.

- They might want me to get in a movie

and do this [bleep], man.

Nigga can't do this everywhere you go, man.

Whoa, now.

- You can say you straight, but .

- I thought this was gonna drown them.

The water ain't deep enough.

- This is--this'll be a good movie

if we can get enough folks. - Yeah.

- Called "The World Without Guns."

That'd be a bad movie, right?

- "The World"--the world without what?

- Without guns. It gonna be, like,

a funny movie too. Let me show you something.

You a police, right? You the police.

You know, we ain't got no guns. It's just a world without guns.

We going back in the day with spears,

and police are like, "Put your hands on the car, man.

Put your--" [laughs] You know what I'm saying?

You got a spear, and then you like,

"Oh, he going to run."

- Right in the head.

"We got him, sir. He down."

And then--and you live, you know what I'm saying?

You live to fight another day, man,

or you live to run another day, you know what I'm saying?

Only way you would die is if you get hit in the heart.

- Is that more comfortable on your feet?

- Yeah, they're a size 11...

- So you gonna meet me halfway? - I'll meet you all the way.

How can I meet you halfway if you done turned your back?

- I won't.

- Hey, how you doing? - Good. Hey, how y'all?

- I'm all right. - All right.

I got my bodyguard now. I got my bodyguard.

- Ma'am. Ma'am. - Got my bodyguard for you, Ma.

- What kind of bodyguard... - Right here.

- How in the world you gonna be a bodyguard running?

- You running? Don't you run. - Walk.

- He say he walked.

- Well, he gonna be walking mighty fast.

He's gonna have to.

- Are you scared now?

- If you're scared, say you're scared.

- Whoo!

- What's that he said? - Nothing.

- She coming back round the table, man. [laughs]

Come on, ease right back around the table. [laughs]

What'd you say?

- "You got your raise?" smiling like, "What raise?"

"You know they supposed to take our raise up 5¢?"

I'm like, "Ooh, a nickel."

I can find 5¢ on the floor.

It ain't no increase.

It ain't nothing to make you be happy about. 5¢.

- Yeah. - It go up $5,

it'd be--you know, it'd be pleasant.

That's why I feel like--I been feeling like

I don't want to go there 'cause I feel like the work

they have us do...

or I feel like I'm working--

I'm making enough money just to go back to work.

- Man, my foots be froze-- and hands.

When I get off work, I be glad to get in the car and unthaw

or go in the break room,

'cause they had the heat on in there.

Or either get in the sun.

Like, when we get out--we used to take a break at 6:00.

Everybody used to go outside and sit in the sun, unthaw.

We had, like, 15- or 30-minute break,

then go back in,

and then have another lunch break,

then unthaw again, go back in.

Then next time, you're coming home.

- Hmm.

- She like that. Look at her,

looking up in that thing.

Look at her.

Tell him your name. What your name is?

Wait a minute here. You fixing to be three.

What's your name?

You don't know your name? What's your name?

- Two.

- Uh-uh. What's your name?

D'Lysia?

You don't know your name?

She said, "Uh-uh."

How old you is?

Ooh!

You fixing to go to Head Start,

and you don't know none of that?

What's your name?

What's your address?

What's your phone number?

Who your mama is?

What's your mama name?

Uh-oh, she ain't gonna make it, huh?

They'll have to put you in special ed.

You ain't gonna make it in Head Start.

- Of course we know that there are impoverished areas

in the in the city and urban communities, of course,

but there are a lot of impoverished areas

in rural communities across America.

- But see, my problem is with the stereotype,

and I'm gonna tell you why.

Because as a city kid,

every year I came down here,

it was a joy to take my shoes off...

- Mm-hmm. - And run on the red clay.

And it was a joy to go hunting.

It was a joy when I was taught how to wring a chicken's neck

or how to do--when I got sick with strep throat,

how my grandmother took the bark of a tree

and split it and boiled it with tar

and put it on my-- and then the next day,

I was running around like I was crazy.

You know, it was a joy to pick pecans.

It was a joy--you know,

and to me it's the emphasis, you know what I mean?

Like, it's-- - That's put on...

- Right, like, what is really poor and impoverished?

- There's the boy.

- Okay, I'm gonna take him over here a sec.

- I'm gonna need a moist towel.

- All right here, comes--

- That's my boo-boo. - I guess I should've waited

to eat after surgery like you.

- My boo-boo.

- Wow.

- 55. - Oh, my God.

- And there's your baby girl. - All right.

- Here's the little girl.

I'll bring her back in just a minute, okay?

- Okay. - I'll let y'all walk

over there in just a minute.

- I was doing it so she would know it's the first one.

- Oh, my God.

I'm ready to hold them.

- What are their names? - Korbyn and Karmyn.

- Okay.

- It's gonna be, like, 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning.

- We did it.

- Mm-hmm.

Give me five.

- You're under that shade. - Yes, ma'am. Thank you.

- She's so pretty. - Say, "Thank you."

- My biggest fear--

my biggest fear was me choking.

Out of everything in the world, me drowning or choking,

that's my biggest fear, of dying or getting hurt.

And it happened to my baby.

And it hurt me so bad.

It's the craziest thing.

It was my biggest fear, me getting hurt,

and it happened to my baby.

[indistinct chatter on TV]

- Kyrie, can you move out of the way,

like, just a little bit?

- That--is that yours?

- A'ight, come on back at it.

- You ain't [inaudible]. - Okay.

Something told me... - Go ahead.

- Something told me. - Yeah.

- ♪ Something told me - Yeah.

all: ♪ It was over

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- ♪ When I saw you and her talking ♪

- ♪ Something deep in my soul

♪ Said cry, girl

- ♪ Cry girl

♪ When I saw you with that girl ♪

♪ Talking

- I don't know if it's walking or talking.

- You done grow--you done got grown,

so you need to get on your own.

- I am out on my own. What is you saying?

- Every weekend you be here. - No, I don't.

- You were here last weekend, weekend 'fore that.

- I came here a day and left. - I know. I like my peace.

- It's a day and leave every time.

- Can I have my peace? - You do got your peace.

- Okay, peace mean I want my house to myself. Y'all grown.

- You do got the house to yourself.

- Oh, you gonna be--stay with Nate?

- Nah, bruh. I'll stay outside till tomorrow night.

- You ain't gonna stay outside. RaMell ain't gonna let you.

- Oh, man, no, he got stuff.

He not gonna be here the whole time.

He got to do--stuff he got to do.

- Me too.

I'm tired. I need my space.

I'm tired.

All my kids grown except for her.

I need my space. I don't like to deal with grown-ups.

- Your hand's swelling up too.

Come on here.

Put your hand up there.

- I even hit you, bro.

- Come on, now.

- I would've kicked your ass.

You think about that now.

- How you want it? Yeah, do it. Do it.

Do it. I got you.

Got you. I got you all day. Oh, yeah.

- I did, I did. - okay. A'ight.

- It's okay. - Now tell me you didn't

do it then. - Come on here.

Put these things up here. Put your hands up there.

- Ow! - Ow!

- Come on, put your hands up there, now.

Put your hands up here!

- Why didn't I think of that? - Ow!

- Your hand's bleeding. - Ow!

- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- Man, I don't think if you were white he would have

did all that.

There he go.

- Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Whose child is this, man?

- You ready? - Get my face back.

I went like this.

- Dawg, I seen you tried to catch it.

Then you let it go. - Nah, I went just

like this, man. - He thought you--

Whose child is this, man?

- I got a--I got a pretty good wingspan.

Look at this.

- Oh, Jesus! Thank you!

Thank you, Jesus!

- All right.

Whose child is this, man?

Whose child is this, man?

- Know what I'm saying? I raise my hand to God.

Whatever it take, God, I'm gonna do it.

Whatever it take, I'ma do it...

to protect our children out here in this community.

If they don't like me, God, oh, well.

I ain't out here for to be liked.

I'm out here to do what God tell me to do.

God put me here in Magnolia Village

for a reason and a season,

and I'ma do what he tell me to do.

We will not have another child losing they life over mess--

over situation and circumstance.

I refuse to let it happen.

If I have to stay up all night, I will do it.

- Everything that you do, it revolves around your game,

helping other people or being beneficial to you

staying on the floor,

but if you coming off and you hesitating

because I done told you to shoot or somebody else done

told you not to shoot it,

you not gonna be a help--

no help to your teammates or to me.

So...

like I told you all before,

everybody that I done went out here and recruited,

even with the old guys,

if they don't make it, they just don't make it.

It's nothing against them because y'all know

I'll help y'all to the end, but this is a business.

- Ooh.

- Hey, you see that?

- ♪ Oh, my Lord - You got to fight through it!

He done made the promise.

If you don't fight through it, you won't get it.

Tears don't mean you fighting through it!

Come on, y'all!

You in a war, baby.

- ♪ Oh, my Lord, you lift me ♪

- We didn't come to play with the devil.

We didn't come to play with the devil!

I said, we didn't come to play with him!

- ♪ Give myself away

- We came to get what God got for us!

We came to get what heaven has!

- ♪ Give myself away - Hallelujah!

- Get rid of yourself!

Give yourself away. Oh!

- ♪ Give myself away

- Y'all are some emotional people over here.

- Hallelujah! - Hallelujah!

- ♪ This is my yes

♪ This is my yes, Lord

♪ Have your way

♪ Have your way in me

- Thank you. - ♪ My soul says yes

♪ My souls says yes, God

- Hallelujah, God. I can feel it...

- ♪ Hallelujah, God!

God, my soul says yes, Lord, hallelujah!

- God, my soul says yes, Lord! Oh!

God bless you.

- Yeah! - Oh, God, my soul says yes,

Lord.

God, my soul says yes. Hallelujah!

- ...is an ungrateful person.

A covetous person is an ungrateful person.

When you are filled with thanksgiving,

when you are filled with thanks-living,

you are too busy to covet somebody else's stuff.

James said, "When you ask

"and you don't receive, why?

Because you ask"...

- Ooh.

Ow.

Uh.

Ooh!

Ah!

Ah.

Nope.

Oh.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa. They calling us racist now?

- You wanna watch one of these two.

- Eclipse.

This here is badass.

- A fry, a Chick-fil-A. - A Chick-fil-A fry.

How you gonna see it? With a fry.

A Chick-fil-A... - Fry?

- A Chick-fil-A fry.

- You're looking at the moon crossing the sun, Tanisha.

Stop acting slow.

Alabama.

- And they said we can't see it in this state.

- That's a lie.

No, you just--you just can't look up and just see it.

You got to have something.

- It's moving slow, though, right?

It's rotating in the same spot.

- Hmm. - No, like, some people

were saying you can't see it in these states,

lower down here.

- Kendra, you probably have to,

like, have some special equipment

to look through it.

They say all the white folks

are outside at the plant with their glasses on.

- Here goes the eclipse.

See, they ain't gonna believe this.

- They ain't got no choice but to believe.

- Let's go get us some towels.

'Cause they got-- they got some on sale.

- You want something, RaMell?

- I'm okay. Thank you. - Okay.

- Give me five.

Give me five.

High five. - What you want?

- Thank you so much for making Wendy's your choice.

This is Victoria. Would you like to try our

junior bacon cheeseburger? - No, thank you.

First I'd like that four for four meal,

Coca-Cola drink. - Might as well get two.

- Two four for four meals, two Coca-Cola drinks.

- Stop talking like that, man.

- That's the way I talk. - So you want to have

a total of three? - Hmm?

- You want a total of three? - Total of three what?

- Four for four meals. - No, just two.

- Okay. - Didn't you say that?

- You got Coke on both of them.

What flavor sauce? - She said three.

- Coke. - Um...

- She said sauce, damn it. Sweet and sour.

- And can I add a frosty to your order today?

- I just love that picture. Oh, my God.

- No, thank you. - Okay.

Your total's gonna be $8.72. Thank you.

- All right. - Stop.

I can't stop looking at it.

- Looking at what? - That picture.

- What picture? - Korbyn

with his lip all-- lip all poked out.

- Really cranky.

- He was cranky.

He was looking dead in my face. I think he wanted me

to pick him up. I had Karmyn in my arms,

and he wanted me to get him.

You know he was a mama's boy.

- Mm-hmm.

- Then when I laid her down, that's when he stopped.

I just love that picture.

- ♪ Soothe the pain

- Hello.

- Hi! Hi!

- Here we go, here we go.

Here we go, here we go, here we go.

Watch, watch!

- Oh! Oh! - Oh!

- Oh! Oh!

- Oh, my God!

- Come here. Kyrie.

I got it.

Kyrie.

Kyrie.

Kyrie.

♪

- Run through it. Run through it.

Running through it.

Running through it.

You good, you good.

You're supposed to mess up...

especially if you're doing it fast.

- Ah! - You owe me one too.

You owe me one.

- You owe me one. One more.

Thank you. Thank you.

Double between the legs.

- Oh, my God. - You good?

- Oh, my God. He's killing me.

Come on. Come on, come on.

It's overdue. - That's it.

I respect that.

- I know that. Come on.

Run into it. Run into it.

It's passing and dribbling.

It's passing and dribbling.

Both hands.

- ♪ We lived our little drama ♪

♪ We kissed in a field of white ♪

♪ And stars fell on Alabama

♪ Last night

♪ I can't forget the glamour

♪ Your eyes held a tender light ♪

♪ And stars fell on Alabama

♪ Last night