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- [Drell] Bro, go get the doctor.

Go.

Ma, calm down.

Everything is going to be okay.

Just calm down.

- The doctor on his way in.

- I need some water.

- I'll get for you.

- Ma, ma, you have to relax, please.

Everything gonna be straight.

Do you remember what happened?

- Fuck.

I remember pulling up to the house,

getting out the car, as I'm going up to the door,

I heard somebody yell out something.

- Should have stayed silent, bitch.

(gun shot)

- From behind me, I turn, it's a, it's a man

pointing a gun in my face.

Then it's a loud fla-

It's a flash, and then I hear three loud shots.

I can't believe somebody shot me.

- Here you go, Mama.

Thank God you were able to call us before you passed out.

- I just kept praying to God,

please don't take me away from my children.

Who would do this to me?

- You know exactly who.

Your bitch ass ex-husband.

- Bro, chill.

We don't need to upset her right now.

- No, man, fuck that.

Mama all laid up in the hospital bed,

shot the fuck up and shit.

We should have been there to protect her.

- Drell.

First of all, I'm the Mama.

I'm supposed to be protecting y'all.

And second-

and second, let's not jump to conclusions

and make accusations.

We're not even sure it's true.

Jai is an asshole, but I, I don't see him doing this.

- Are you fucking kidding me right now?

You still gonna take up for this nigga after everything he

just put you through?

- Drell, I'm gonna tell you one last time,

watch your mouth.

And I'm not defending anybody.

I'm just saying,

attempted murder is a very serious accusation.

- All right, look,

we need to drop this conversation to talk about this later.

The most important thing right now

is that Mama is still alive.

- Oh, look at Sleeping Beauty finally deciding to wake up.

- Bad time to flirt my nigga.

She got a lot going on.

- [Yasmin] Drell.

- No, that's okay.

I understand it's frustration.

No child wants to see their parent go through

a situation like this.

- Still that does not leave room to be disrespectful.

- Yasmin, you are a lucky woman.

You were shot three times.

The first bullet grazed your side.

The second one penetrated your thigh

without damaging any major arteries.

Now the third bullet is the one that did the most damage.

It penetrated your left foot

and shattered several bones and nerves,

almost amputating two toes.

- I lost some of my toes.

- Almost.

Your son here was very adamant about not amputating them.

He said if you woke up without toes,

you would've killed him.

- [Drell] And that was not gonna be me.

- How did I even get shot in my foot?

- When you fell in the house, you kicked the door closed.

The bullet came through the door and went through your foot.

- Am I gonna be able to walk again?

- You're gonna need some very extensive physical therapy

in order to be able to properly walk again.

But with the love and support of the two of you,

your mom's gonna be okay.

I'll send the nurse in with some pain medicine

and I'll be back to check on you in a couple hours.

All right?

- Thank you.

- [Doctor] You're welcome.

- Did y'all call Drina and tell her what happened?

- Yeah, she was here with us all night.

She just went home to take a shower and changed clothes.

- We about to do the same thing.

Go home, freshen up,

and finish putting your stuff in storage.

- Storage?

- I know you wouldn't think you was

going back to the house you got shot at.

We still don't even know who did it.

- Okay, but I can't just get up

and find a place to stay this fast.

- [Jason] We already handled that.

We found a nice tucked away spot

and we did a short term lease in the business name.

- Without my signature?

- [Jason] We didn't need it.

You listed us as business partners, remember?

- [Drell] And we both agreed to move back home

and help you while you recover.

- Oh, so I lost one daddy and gain two.

- [Nurse] Good afternoon, Miss Brown.

How you doing?

- Good, how are you?

- [Drell] Here go your phone.

You call us and let us know

if you need anything before we get back.

- Okay.

- [Jason] Anything, Mama.

- Love y'all.

- [Both Boys] Love you too.

- [Nurse] I know how much your boys look after me like that

when they get older.

Those boys will kill for you.

- Yeah, that's what I'm scared of.

- [Physical Therapist] Hi Yasmin, how are you?

- I don't wanna be here.

- Okay, come on, you can do this.

Different day.

Same drill.

Let's go.

You got this.

You got this.

- Oh my god. Oh my god.

- You can do it.

You got it.

Okay.

You got it.

See?

- Oh goodness.

- Good.

- Fuck.

- Give it a minute.

Just give it a minute.

Take a deep breath.

Okay, come on.

You got this.

You got it.

Just easy, easy, easy.

Good.

Good job.

That's it.

You got it.

You got it, you're doing great.

You're doing great.

- Oh, fuck.

- Oh, you got it.

You got it.

Okay, we're gonna turn around.

I'll help you.

We're gonna turn around.

We're gonna do the same thing, okay?

- Man, I know this nigga got something to do with this shit.

- Bro, just chill out and let the police do they job man.

- Nigga, the police?

The police don't give a fuck about Mama.

She got a whole restraining order against this nigga,

and look at this shit that still happened.

- Nigga, you don't think I'm mad hurt

and frustrated just like you.

That's my Mama laid up in that bitch too, Drell.

But right now we just need to focus on her getting better.

We can figure anything else out later.

- Yeah, whatever, man.

Let's just hurry up and get this shit together

before she get discharged.

- C'mon, man.

I know this shit made the news

on one of these goddamn channels.

Hey, bitch, hurry up with my food.

What the fuck is taking you so long?

Damn.

Oh there go.

Hell yeah.

- Here.

- [News reporter] In other news, a 39 year old woman

was shot multiple times while entering her home yesterday.

The condition of Yasmin is unknown

and the police currently have no suspect or motive-

- Oh my God, Yasmin.

- Hmm hmm.

So look like our son of a bitch having a bit of bad luck.

I mean first she lose her job,

then her house get raided off of a anonymous tip.

Now the bitch gets shot.

Listen babe, on some for real shit, though,

you wanna make sure you keep your distance from her.

'Cause we don't need none of that bad karma

rubbing off on you.

- Why are you doing this to her, Jai?

I mean you were the one who lied to her in the first place.

About me.

About your son.

What type of grown ass man

lie about they own flesh and blood anyway?

- If it wasn't for your big ass mouth,

I'd still be with the love of my life.

- Yeah, that's right Jai.

Blame everybody but the person you should be blaming.

You.

- Looks like you and her are doing a little time apart.

Guess we gonna have to fix that shit up.

- Why, Jai?

Why did you even ask me to come back to you?

I was doing perfectly fucking fine

until you knocked on my door.

- Because I knew you would come back.

Nadia, you a weak ass bitch.

I mean you let me do all type of shit

that not a real woman would let me do.

I mean think about it.

I fuck all type of bad bitches on you.

I keep my foot in your ass.

I even had a son that I told the whole world was my nephew.

And then think, even after I divorced your pitiful ass,

for Yasmin,

all I had to do was say baby, I'm sorry.

Please forgive me for all the world I've done.

And you ran your eager ass right the fuck back.

- So.

So you punishing me for fucking loving you?

- [Jai] Oh baby, I'm punishing you for being stupid as fuck.

I mean, you know what your problem is?

You need to be more of a real woman like Yasmin.

See, she demanded her respect.

She was a challenge

and you know that kind of shit turned me on.

- I guess that's a challenge you lost.

Typical nigga.

Always want a whole woman,

when you ain't shit but a piece of a man.

You could have never kept a woman like Yasmin.

She's outta your league, love.

So,

guess you just have to settle for little old me.

- You know what?

You're absolutely right.

- [Nadia] What the fuck?

Jai, stop please.

Stop.

- [Jai] Shut the fuck up.

Take this, mothafucker.

- [Nadia] Please just stop.

- Shut the fuck up.

- Shut up.

- Please.

Please, stop.

Please, stop.

- Shut the fuck up.

- [Nadia] Stop, please.

- [Jai] Oh yeah, don't think I forgot

about you fucking Yasmin, either.

Since you like so fucking bitches so much,

you make sure you bring one back home for us tonight.

- Where the fuck am I supposed to find a woman

to bring home by tonight, Jai?

Especially with these fucking bruises

that I know are gonna be on my face any moment now.

- That sound like a you problem to me,

but it be in your best interest to figure that shit out.

Oh welcome home.

- Oh my god, I'm so fucking stupid.

Fucking dumb ass.

Oh this nigga wasn't gonna fucking change.

Fuck.

- [Drina] Look, I know where the hell I'm going.

Shit.

I get here, I go down to the hospital cafeteria,

'cause everybody know that's where the real food at, right?

Then I'm down there minding my business.

Getting the food, checking out the fine potential doctors.

Bitch, don't look at me like that.

You know I was doing it for you.

You know I'm married.

Anyway, I come straight up here

and they giving me a damn hard time like

I'm trying to tour the goddamn place.

I damn near had to flash damn nurse Nadine

just to get back here.

Damn.

Girl, you would think you the president

with all I had to do to get up in here.

Child, then they got it-

Shit is depressing up in here.

Get some light up in here.

That's better.

Whew, then they got you listed

under aliases and all this shit.

Now I know what you're thinking.

They had to do my bestie like that.

Now I know that, that's some bullshit.

Goddamn Nurse Nadine.

Make no sense, out of all the names to give you,

they couldn't do sprinkle, speckle, none of that?

Or what about one of them stripper names

that Michael used to give me

when I used to be up on that pole?

Two Scoops, Butter Buns, Kit Kat, Aqua Fiji.

You see what I'm saying?

Okay.

Girl, got my pressure all up.

Shit.

- Oh.

- How do you feel?

- Physically,

tired.

Emotionally,

a wreck.

I still cannot believe somebody shot me.

You know the kids, they seem to think Jai is behind this but

I can't see it.

- Maybe you can't see it because you don't want to.

I mean, Yas, open your eyes.

Shit, I wouldn't put nothing past

goddamn protein shake drinking,

Planet Fitness membership having goddamn.

See it's always the fine one.

You can't trust them, see.

That's why I like my men a little ugly.

Keep his ass humble.

Keep him home more.

Shit, good dick and good credit.

Ain't nobody got a self-esteem for that.

I'm not-

Sorry sis, I just got triggered.

- [Yasmin] That's okay.

I just,

I just don't understand how someone who I was going to spend

the rest of my life with

turn around and try to take that same life from me.

- Because men, some men simply can't handle rejection,

point blank period, okay?

Look, they raised by women with no man,

no life, who try to pacify their mother fucking ass

instead of raising their asses, okay.

And then another thing.

Then they got a nerve

to try to treat they damn son like it's they damn man.

Meanwhile never teaching them how to be a man.

Granny Wahammie preaching up in here today.

- I just hate that I ever even met that nigga.

Like, I just can't stop,

but to think if I didn't have Jai in my ear,

would I have treated the Terry situation differently?

- [Drina] Oh, of course you would have.

Girl, don't beat yourself up over that.

The grass always looks greener on the other side, okay.

Until you see all the weeds,

and all the horse shit that's in there.

Look, all we can do is learn from our mistakes, right?

- [Yasmin] Well this is one painful ass mistake.

- Yeah, bitch, you fucked up.

- I'm in pain.

Stop.

- I'm sorry but, I mean, look girl,

you, you'll bounce back, right?

You always do.

Girl, you like a cat.

You always land on your feet, bitch.

Meow.

But, girl, what time they releasing you up outta here, girl?

'Cause a bitch hungry.

Just give me some crab legs.

- [Yasmin] You can have the other half

of this sandwich.

- Girl, I said hungry, not desperate.

Girl, what in the meals on Wheels?

Girl, you tried it.

- [Yasmin] I don't know-

- Ms. Brown, ready to be discharged?

- [Yasmin] Yes.

- All right, just need you to sign a couple of forms.

We can get you outta here.

- [Drina] You want a date and initial, too?

Oh I'm sorry, girl.

Supportive friend.

- Don't forget to drop these by the pharmacy.

Take the pain pills as needed

and the inflammation pills once a day.

- [Yasmin] All right.

- All right.

- Thank you.

- [Drina] Good.

All right, girl, let's get out of here.

Let's get you up.

Girl, let's get you dressed, okay?

I can't wait for you to see your new place.

- Oh sorry.

Get my booty.

(door knocking)

- Hey.

- Come on in.

Here, you look like you could use this.

- Well, all right.

So tell me how, what's been going on?

Oh, damn girl.

You gonna mess around and let that man kill you.

- I know.

You were right.

Should have never fucking went back to Jai

after he left me for Yasmin.

Thinking this nigga had changed

and if anything he just got worse.

- [Harmony] Worse?

I mean what could be worse than him beating your ass

like you're his child?

Hold on, wait.

Let him tell, he ain't even got a child.

Only a nephew, right?

- [Nadia] Right.

I mean can you believe all that time

he was lying to that girl about his son being his nephew

and he had the nerve to beat ass my for exposing the truth.

- Look, I told you when you Yasmin left his ass

and he showed up at your door swearing he changed,

that that would be the worst decision you made in your life.

- You did.

My dumb ass did not listen.

How could I be so fucking stupid?

- Well look, you started looking at it

as if it was some type of competition or something.

Especially when you found out

it was Yasmin he left you for.

- [Nadia] I mean how can you blame me?

Imagine how I felt.

Me and my husband both fall in love with the same side bitch

and then he had the nerve to choose her over me.

- [Harmony] But you see that?

That right there is exactly what I'm talking about.

And why it was so easy for your ass

to get back with him in the first place.

I mean, forget how many times that this nigga

done dogged you out and beat your ass.

All you ever cared about was winning.

But, shit, look.

Congratulations, Nadia.

You won.

- [Nadia] Are you done?

- You beat Yasmin and you got Jai back.

But I mean where's your prize at?

Ain't nothing like a competition without a prize, right?

Baby, you did not win.

Yasmin won 'cause she was strong enough

to walk away and choose her peace.

- I just,

I just need a little time

to figure everything out.

- [Harmony] Look, I hope you don't take too long,

'cause it doesn't look like your face got much time left.

- Okay, I caught the shade.

- Good.

That's why I threw it.

- In the meantime, I kind of gotta ask you for a favor.

- Anything if it will help you out this situation.

- [Nadia] Not exactly out.

- I don't know. I don't like how that sound.

That sound like you trying to go into hiding or some shit.

- No, I mean it's deep but not that deep.

Okay, so,

we all know that Jai likes

to be with more than one woman at a time.

- [Harmony] Obviously.

- But it's like, ever since we got back together,

he just wanna have a threesome every time we have sex.

- I mean what's the problem?

It's not like you haven't been messing

with females since high school.

- I know you not being over there judgmental.

As if you ain't never had a threesome before.

Remember that one time we got real?

- I have, when I wanted to.

Not when some punk ass nigga forced me to, okay.

- [Nadia] Look I hate to even ask you this

but I'm, I'm desperate.

- I know you not asking what I think you're asking.

- [Nadia] Bitch, do you see my face?

Man this shit gonna be so much worse

if I don't come home with another girl.

- [Harmony] Let me go ahead and help you out.

- What are you doing?

- I'm going on Amazon.

I'm gonna order you a few more pairs of glasses cause it

look like you gonna need them bitches.

- Now that's fucked up.

Especially when I've done worse shit for you.

Yeah.

Remember that time I fucked them niggas

'cause you couldn't pay your rent?

- Oh my god.

Like it. Like it.

I love it. The boys did all of this?

- Well now you know Auntie Drina helped

with the decorations now, but for the most part, yeah.

This is all them.

- [Drell] Hey Mama, how are you?

- Hey sweetie.

- What's up Auntie?

- Hey handsome.

- Hi, baby.

Oh come on, help me up a little bit.

Oh, Jesus.

Oh my god.

You all did such an amazing job picking up this place.

- [Jason] Shoot, you should see the backyard.

Perfect place for you to sit down,

read all your stories, do whatever you want to do.

How you feeling, Ma?

- Exhausted.

Look, let me tell you, this ain't that cute

when you gotta carry around all these pounds.

- Well I guess you give new meaning

to all that wagon you drink.

- [Yasmin] Bitch.

- I mean, bitch, all I'm saying

is with all that ass if you fall

down you still won't be standing up.

Well let me, let me get outta here

and let you get settled, okay.

I'm gonna text you in the AM, right.

Let me know what you want me to grab for breakfast.

- [Yasmin] Okay.

Thank you.

- Love you.

- Love you.

- See you, sweety.

- I'll walk you.

- That's right.

Walk out.

- I see y'all.

This game time.

- Yeah, Call of Duty all day.

Call of Duty.

- That's what I'm gonna be hearing.

- Yeah sometimes we play, but Call of Duty is my game you.

- I Know.

What?

- [Drell] I know you just got home,

you got a long recovery process.

We need to talk about how fixing to pay these bills.

I mean they already paid up for two months but then what?

- We both didn't quit our job to hold down the hookah shop

while you've been in the hospital.

Business has been really slow.

The shop is barely making enough money

to cover its own expenses.

- Okay, well

I got some money left over

from your granddaddy's insurance policy

that could cover us for a few months.

- But then what?

This nigga Jai had to come in our lives and

completely flip shit upside down.

We was all good until you just met this nigga.

- Drell, you really have been testing my patience lately.

Since when did you get so grown that you feel

like you can talk this type of language in front of me?

- Well, I guess seeing your mama laid up in the hospital bed

'cause of a bitch need to grew me up real fast.

- Okay, well since you so damn grown,

why don't you come up with a plan to pay these bills?

- [Drell] All right, yeah.

Okay, so what would that be?

- We start selling drugs.

- Boy, have you lost your damn mind?

- It's not like I'm talking about

we selling crack or heroin.

We just selling weed.

Everybody smoke nowadays.

Old people, young people.

- It's the truth, Ma.

Weed is the new medication.

Everybody uses it to relax.

- [Yasmin] Everybody, huh?

- Everybody. - Everybody.

- So y'all smoke weed too?

(boys laughing)

- I don't find that funny.

- Look Ma, it's only funny

because we been doing it for years

and you never knew about it.

We still worked, went to school,

and brought home good grades.

- Ma, I'm trying to tell you,

smoking weed is just common as smoking a cigarette.

Between both of our friends,

we already got a good clientele.

We could just serve it low-key at the hookah shop

and nobody would never know.

- Boy you not about to turn my damn place of business

into no damn trap house.

I can't even believe we are sitting here

having this discussion.

Your granddaddy probably

rolling over in his grave right now.

- [Drell] But look, for years, it's probably not

from this conversation we having right now

with everything he tried to warn you about.

- [Jason] Why did you have to say that, man.

- [Drell] Man, shut up.

- Look Ma, I'm with Drell on this one.

We could be making some really good money right now.

Your savings are only gonna last for so long,

and it's gonna be months before you recover enough

to work in the hookah shop again.

Which means,

me and Drell need to hold everything down, in the meantime.

- I'm sorry I keep putting you

and your brother through this.

My decisions and choices is really affecting everybody.

- Sorry Mom.

Now we just gotta figure out a way to fix everything.

That's all.

Love you, Mama.

- [Yasmin] I love you, too.

(door bell rings)

- I'm really glad you could make it.

- So where's she at?

- She went to freshen up.

You need to relax.

You starting to look real thirsty.

- Man, I told your ass once before man,

you gonna watch how the fuck you talking to me.

- Here best friend, take that.

It'll help take the edge off.

- Let me get a little more.

- Come on, nah.

Don't get too fucked up,

'cause I don't like drunk ass pussy.

All right man, look, look.

Enough with all this bartending bullshit, man.

Take that towel off.

Y'all come over here

so I can drop this dick off on both of y'all.

♪ I gave my love to a nigga and that tore me apart ♪

♪ I gave him everything and he just left me in the dark ♪

♪ So don't ask me what it's like ♪

♪ 'cause I don't have a heart

♪ I've got so much shit to say

♪ but don't know where to start ♪

♪ Oh friends think I'm funny

♪ Hope I don't make it far

♪ I've been cut so deep I have so many scars ♪

♪ Lying to let people go even though it seems so hard ♪

♪ Second guessing your intentions from the start ♪

♪ Don't let them get too close

♪ Think you know them like you really do ♪

♪ Don't let them get too close

♪ Think you know them you really don't ♪

♪ Don't let them get too close

♪ Think you'll know, you really don't ♪

- Now. That wasn't so bad was it?

- Yes, it was.

Don't you ever ask me to do no shit like that again.

- She will get over it.

I did.

- That was some for real shit, man.

You need to be thanking your home girl.

Cause her pussy, goddamn it was way better than yours.

I mean that shit was so good,

it should keep my foot out your ass for at least a week.

- Well I'm gonna turn the light off

'cause I gotta go to work in the morning

and somebody gotta pay the bills around here.

- Now hold on, man.

What the fuck that supposed to mean?

- It means ever since you and Yasmin got divorced,

your ass ain't been doing nothing

but stalking her social media

and trying to see her every fucking move.

You ain't out here making no money and hustling.

- So what the fuck you trying to say?

I done fell off.

- Your words, not mine.

- Bitch, what?

- [Doctor] I know it hurts a little bit.

It's looking good though.

The swelling is really gone down a lot.

It'll get better with time.

You're doing great.

- Okay.

- Shit.

Fuck.

Thank you.

- Yasmin?

- Terry?

- Wow.

How have you been?

- Surviving.

You?

(Nikita clears throat)

- Uh, Yasmin, I'm sorry this is my fiance Nikita.

Nikita, this is-

- I know who she is, Terry.

Yasmin, your ex-wife.

I recognize her from all the pictures

I had to throw out of our house.

From what I've heard, you left Terry for one hell of a man.

- Babe, look, That was not necessary.

Look, Yasmin, it was was good seeing you.

- You too, Terry.

- [Nurse] Yasmin Brown?

- [Yasmin] Yeah.

Coming.

- [Nurse] Right this way.

You can have a seat on the table.

- [Yasmin] Thank you.

- The doctor will be right in with you.

- [Yasmin] Okay.

Thank you.

(knocking)

- Hey Ms. Brown, how you doing?

- I'm okay.

I'm not at a hundred percent

but I can tell the physical therapy has really been helpful.

- Good, good to hear.

Well the insurance company has reached the maximum amount of

payments that they'll cover for the year.

- What?

But I have like months of physical therapy left on my plan.

- Yes, I understand.

But the remaining coverage

is gonna have to come out of pocket.

- But that's gonna cost thousands of dollars.

I can't afford that.

- A lot of my patients are dealing with this, okay.

And I have a couple of resources here

that might be able to give you some help.

All right?

- [Yasmin] Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- What the fuck?

What the?

- Yeah, got cut off about an hour ago.

- Oh.

So you got the connect?

- Hell yeah.

♪ Hey okay.

♪ Let it be know

♪ I'm working hard when I ain't on the phone. ♪

♪ This ain't a huh.

♪ This ain't a fold.

♪ Grind never stop and I'm keeping the code. ♪

♪ Unlocking the door with a holy key. ♪

- See that's, that's why we not making no money, for real.

Because you always smoking up all the product.

- Uh uh.

Says the person who smoked like an old ass car,

but we start selling weed.

- Good comeback, Mama.

Good comeback for real.

- [Jason] What y'all up in here laughing at?

- Your Mama over here thinks she got jokes or something.

Watching too much (indistinct).

- Uh uh, don't hate.

- Okay listen, our friends gonna be here in a minute.

Please just let me do all the talking.

- Damn.

Well if I can't talk, why am I even here?

- Because you're like the middle man, you know.

Like you plugging us with the connect.

Plus he ain't wanna agree to this meeting

unless he got approval from you.

- What?

Who?

- Mama, calm down.

This is why we ain't wanna tell you nothing

in the first place.

- No.

Who the fuck would be doing business with my kids?

Illegal shit, at that?

Oh, I know good and goddamn well

y'all not doing business with y'all best friend

behind my back after y'all swore

Jai is the reason behind me getting shot.

- Hold on. First of all, Yasmin.

I don't fuck with Jai no more.

All right, I know you might not believe it.

I'm sorry about everything that happened.

That shit was weak as fuck.

- Yeah, I'm sorry I'm trying to understand

the shit that you saying,

but my ears is still adjusting from them loud ass gunshots

that damn near took me the fuck outta here.

- Look, I know nothing can make up for what Jai did to you.

That's why I'm here.

Y'all tell her?

- Tell me what?

Hello?

- We were grabbing work from Jai

while y'all was together and flipping it.

- [Yasmin] What?

- Look ma, no disrespect

but you had so much going on at the time

with trying to open up the new business,

divorcing Terry, then meeting Jai,

we was just trying to find our own way.

- Yeah they got a pretty nice clientele, too.

- They kids.

- These two niggas?

They kids to you.

These guys move bags faster than niggas twice their age.

They our best customers.

- [Yasmin] Our?

- Yeah, me and my partner, E.

Met him out in LA

when I went out there to lay low for a minute

after the bullshit went down with Jai.

- This is just all too much.

- I can get him on the line

and get him right up here right away.

He a good dude and I know we can trust him.

- I can't believe I let y'all talk me into this shit.

- I mean, was it us?

Or the fact that the lights had got cut off?

- He on his way.

- All right, let me get something cold (inaudible).

- [Drug Dealer] Yasmin, E.

E, Yasmin.

- It's nice to meet you

and you definitely don't look like you have two grown kids.

- Yeah, well looks can be real deceiving.

- All right.

Let's get down to business then.

♪ The fast life, the fast living ♪

♪ They see the ambition

♪ The know I'm past driven

♪ Look, we are not the same

♪ This is not a game

♪ I'll be swerving through the city ♪

♪ In and out of lanes

♪ 'Cause if I see it then I want it ♪

♪ Then you better know I got it, ain't no options ♪

♪ I'm about to do the damn thing ♪

♪ I'm an outlaw you can never catch me ♪

♪ I'm in first place you can never ♪

♪ These are the moments

♪ Only got one life

♪ This is your moment

♪ Whether wrong or right

♪ You're your own enemy

♪ Your own enemy

♪ Your own enemy

♪ When I fall I keep running

♪ Feel the pain but I love it, yeah ♪

♪ You know I'm built for it

♪ You ain't gotta ask twice

♪ You ain't 'bout that fast life ♪

♪ Hundred on the dash what the cash like ♪

♪ You ain't 'bout that fast life ♪

♪ Big Dog status what's your stats like ♪

♪ You ain't 'bout that fast life ♪

♪ Just know a hundred duffels is the bag price ♪

♪ You ain't 'bout that fast life ♪

♪ Six speed, yeah, I'm smashing on the gas gas gas ♪

♪ It's a fast life.

- See you still trying to be the next Tupac

up in this bitch, huh?

- What the fuck you doing here?

- Hey my nigga, that's how you feel?

That's how he treat a old friend?

- Old friend?

Where I'm from, nigga, old friends don't get

in they feelings and jump on no emotional shit.

- Come on man, that's what this shit about?

You mad about that bitch Yasmin?

- No, nigga.

I'm mad about the $50,000 I had to spend

fighting the case cause of your bullshit.

- Come on man, look dog.

- No, nigga, you look.

Only reason you able to move out here in these streets,

nigga, is 'cause niggas got respect for your father.

For you?

Finish out here, nigga.

All the money we was getting, nigga,

you could of had any bitch you wanted.

- Nigga, I wanted my wife.

- I sure the fuck couldn't tell you wanted your wife, nigga.

- Man, fuck you.

- Give me the buck, Jai.

How the fuck you wanted a wife, nigga,

you was out here fucking half the city, huh?

You didn't want no wife, nigga.

You wanted control and when you you couldn't get it,

you jumped on hoe shit.

- I jumped on some hoe shit?

- Yeah, nigga.

- Nigga, if I remember correctly you was the main one

when we was first doing this shit.

You was the one talking about

man is that bitch down or what?

- So?

- Fuck outta here, nigga.

I ain't come over here talk about Yasmin.

I came to holler at you about getting some work.

Fucking streets dry as hell out here, man.

And I'm fucked up.

- Shit.

Nah bro.

Streets ain't dry.

There's plenty money out here nigga.

Ask your ex.

All her kids out here getting two a bag, nigga.

- So, nigga, you fucking with Yasmin and her kids?

- What difference do it make, mother fucker?

I ain't fucking with you.

- Man, Fuck you.

- Yeah, nigga.

Yeah, nigga

- So when y'all keep staying persistent like that, you know-

- Hey.

- Okay now Ma, I see you.

Give me a little spin.

Okay.

(inaudible chatter)

- [E] Hey, like I was saying,

y'all making a lot of good money right now

And I respect the fact that you taking care of your mother,

helping her get back on her feet

- She done helped us with a lot so we owe her.

- See, that's why I brought y'all on, niggas,

'cause y'all know the definition of loyalty,

and without it you ain't got shit.

You know what else is important?

- What's that?

- Being smart with your money.

Doing stuff like investing.

- Investing in stuff like what?

- Stocks, properties.

You know you start small, work your way up.

You know what, look at this.

All right, I invested $500 in this company a year ago.

All right, it's a small tech company

specializing in earbuds and stuff like that.

Millionaire comes in last month, buys the company.

This same stock is worth $100,000.

- That's great.

- I know right?

That's crazy, right?

Yeah, so what I need y'all to do is look up some companies,

research them, come back to me,

I'll show you how to do it.

- For sure.

- All right.

- (inaudible)

- All right, I'm going to catch up on some shows.

- Were you eaves dropping on our conversation?

- It is no such thing as eaves dropping,

when you in your own home.

- How long you been this standoffish?

- I don't know.

I guess getting shot will do that to you.

- [E] How long are you gonna hold a grudge against all men?

- When one shows me why I shouldn't.

- Oh, you one of those, huh?

- [Yasmin] One of those?

- One of those damaged, angry, fine ass black women.

Don't need a man.

Men ain't shit.

- Okay, what's wrong with that?

- Nothing.

I mean all you need is a man to love you right,

treat you right,

and fuck you right.

But I guess you haven't met him,

yet.

- Oh look at her.

- [Yasmin] Hey y'all.

- Hey Ma.

What's going on, Miss Attitude?

- Very cute.

Where are y'all coming from?

- The mall.

You know I had to get that birthday fit.

And I went by the strip club to get my VIP tables, you know.

'Cause you know the clubs be packed on the weekends, so.

- Do you gotta do the strip club for your birthday?

I mean why you don't wanna go to a bar

or like a regular club?

You could still get bottle services there.

- If I didn't do that,

then I wouldn't have no fine, thick women

shaking their ass in front of me, you feel me?

- Okay.

Watch yourself.

Do not let turning 21 get your ass beat.

- [E] I mean, you got a point.

- Uh uh, do not condone his bullshit.

And aren't you a little too old

to be impressed by the sight of some ass and titties?

- I'm sure a certain type of ass and titties

would still impressed me, though.

- Oh no, man y'all giving me weird vibes man.

Come on now.

- All right, okay.

Well since you just gotta have it at the strip club,

I guess I don't have a choice.

- Okay.

Okay.

Hey look, shots on me Mama.

- [Yasmin] Oh my god, boy.

- All right, so look.

Party start at nine.

I'm gonna go get my shoes from online.

You know what I mean?

And I'll see y'all there, all right.

- Happy birthday.

- All right, appreciate it.

- That boy is a mess.

- I love that bond between you and your boys, man.

Like I know it's hard trying to separate

from being mom and friend.

- Yeah, no, it hasn't been easy,

but I had them at a really young age,

so I guess relating to them,

it's just kind of, that part been easy to relate to them.

But I know my teachings aren't ideal,

but I just hope God can forgive me.

- No, God knows our hearts.

That's the main thing.

- [Yasmin] True.

- So am I coming to pick you up

so we can ride together to the party?

- I am not handicapped, E.

I am perfectly capable of driving myself.

- And you know, letting a man be a man

does not make you less of a woman, right.

Yeah.

I'll see you later.

♪ That be 2-4-7 shit, nigga

♪ What the fuck going on

♪ Yeah, yeah

♪ Sometimes you gotta play dumb ♪

♪ Kinda feels like mad shit

♪ They trying to take a nigga spot ♪

♪ Just what I can't imagine

♪ They keep on talking like you bought it ♪

♪ All right, let them have it

♪ I can't just stop making

♪ Just a natural habit

♪ The way I play it

♪ Play it cool

♪ Like I still got it

- [E] So you good?

- [Yasmin] Yeah.

(inaudible)

but, I'm good.

- You sure?

- [Yasmin] Yeah, (inaudible) so, come on.

- [E] Look at him.

- [Yasmin] I would've thought y'all two

did this on the regular.

- Come on, Ma

Tell me inviting you was in a good idea.

- Look, don't worry, I only came to show my face.

I will not be here long.

- Good. 'Cause stuff about to get wild around here.

You feel me?

Yeah.

- Child, I'm about to go to the bathroom.

- All right, cool babe.

- Shoot, man, you want a dance?

- Nah, I'm good.

It's his birthday so do your thing, bro.

- Ah, shoot, suit yourself my nigga.

- Well, well, well.

If it isn't Mrs. Jai.

- Ex Mrs. Jai.

- I heard about your little unfortunate incident.

I'm glad to see you recovered well.

- You know what?

Bad bitches always do but

you wouldn't know shit about that now would you?

- You acting real bougie today.

I don't recall you being this bougie when I fucked.

- And I'm surprised you recalled anything other than

my husband making sure your head stayed between my legs

all night pleasing me.

- Yeah, just like your head stayed in between mine

and you loved every minute of it.

- Sure did.

As a matter of fact, I forgot to tip you.

Bitch, I knew you was fucking my husband

but I figured, shit, he having fun,

I might as well join in on the festivities.

(club music playing)

- Excuse me?

Can I get a double shot of the turn?

- Yes.

Coming right up.

- I need to come out here more often.

- Wanna dance, babe?

- No, no.

- It's on me.

- Nah, you're not my type.

I'm good.

- What the fuck is your type?

Whatever.

- Anything else for you today?

- Nope, that's good.

- Thank you.

- Keep the change.

- Thank you.

- [E] Yes sir, 21, right?

- [Drell] Yeah man.

- [E] Turn it up, man.

- [Drell] I like to go big.

- [E] Yeah, absolutely.

- Hey, I just got a migraine out nowhere,

so I'm gonna go home and lay down

but I can call an Uber.

You can stay here.

- Stop it.

You talking crazy.

All right, we gonna head out.

- What, it's too much for you, Mama?

- Something like that.

- Don't wait for us.

You know we gonna be there.

- You been hanging around your brother little too long.

- Whatever, Mama.

- [E] Y'all be safe. I'm gonna get with y'all tomorrow.

- Hey, let's go lit on some hoes, man.

- Shoot, I wanna know who that was

that was dancing on you.

- Let's go find out.

- [E] Walk lightly.

You okay, though?

- Yeah, it's just my first time

wearing heels since I got shot.

And baby.

It's gonna take a minute before I'm fully-

Oh.

- getting used to wearing heels again.

- So it's uncomfortable still, huh?

- Oh, uncomfortable is an understatement.

- That's all I had to do to get you to let your guard down?

- It's a good ass start.

- I see.

Oh your smile is so pretty.

It's just unfortunate that you don't show it more.

- I mean I don't have a lot to smile about nowadays.

- You gotta stop it with the pity party stuff, Yas.

Like that's, that's not a good look on you.

I mean God spared your life.

Like there's people who have been shot three times

and didn't live so you need to be more grateful.

- Uh uh, I am grateful.

- Here you go with this bratty ass attitude.

Anytime something doesn't go your way.

Guess what?

The world does not revolve around Yasmin.

And if you would've known that a long time ago,

you might have made some better decisions.

- You know what?

You can get your judgmental ass out my damn house.

- That's your problem.

When the truth comes, you run.

You need to stop your ass from running

and face all that bitterness and hurt.

Come here.

You better be sweet and submissive.

- Sweet, yes.

Submissive?

No.

- I guess I got a lot more to go.

(music playing)

- No, it's been two fucking days, man.

Driver still ain't pull up and you mean to tell me

you gonna call me with this bullshit.

Yeah, all right.

I got some other shit to do.

I'm gonna hit you back in a minute.

- My guy, what's good?

- It's good Jai.

- [Jai] Good deal.

Yeah, I brought the work.

Before we get to that, I gotta talk to you about something.

- [Jai] What's up?

- The fuck am I hearing?

All that shit around in the streets

talking about you gonna turn five-O on your girl.

- Man, you been knowing me for a long time

and we go way back.

Nigga when have you ever known me

to fuck with the police ever?

- Yeah, you may be right

but I know a lot niggas for a long time.

A lot of mother fuckers say a lot of shit too.

Niggas switch up every day,

but I'm hoping you ain't one of them.

- You know I hear you.

- [Drug Dealer] Do you hear me?

Well then hear this.

Every bone in my mother fucking body telling me

not to do no business with you, you hear me?

Every ounce of my better judgment telling me this ain't it.

Only off the strength of your pop's name,

is this happening.

So for that,

it's all there.

It's all there.

- Okay, well,

I'll have your money back in a few days but

I'm pretty sure you got somewhere else to be, right.

- Yeah, you damn right about that.

I ain't about to sit around here with you all day.

Few days?

- [Jai] That's what I said.

- Listen, be a man of your word, okay?

- [Jai] I got you.

- All right.

And Jai,

do me a favor.

Don't make me regret this shit.

Be sure you call me.

- I got you.

- [Drug Dealer] All right, then.

- Can I help you boys with something?

- Yeah, start by stop fucking up our money.

- How the fuck are we doing that?

- By moving this bullshit ass work on our block, nigga.

- Hold on.

Last I checked, this block was owned by the city, nigga.

- Hey look here, my nigga.

If y'all niggas don't stop selling that shit on our block,

y'all gonna have some problems.

- Let me think about this shit man.

Fuck you, niggas.

- Nigga, what?

- Nigga, get the fuck out here

before I tweak out on your ass.

- All right, my nigga.

- Yeah, get the fuck outta here.

- We'll see y'all around.

- Lame ass niggas.

- It's all good.

- You think we should tell Mama and E about this?

- Hell no.

Niggas ain't making no noise.

You feel me?

- I'm going to the back bro.

- All right bro.

- Drina.

- Hi babe.

- What's going on, girl?

- Yes, hi Michael.

Oh my god, it's so good to see you.

- [Michael] Look at you, Yas, looking good.

That's that bounce back

- Look I'm just taking one day at a time.

- I hear that.

- Here.

Got this for you.

- Okay, thank you.

- Girl, you know Drina

can't come to a barbecue empty handed, girl.

Folks will talk about you.

- We will.

- Even though we know

that you going drink that whole thing anyway baby.

- Really?

- I'm just saying.

You know you gonna drink that.

Come on.

- [E] You can play the first one without

you know actually putting the money on the play.

But don't think I ain't peeked at the money on the table.

- You already know we got (inaudible).

- I know right.

- What's going on up over here?

- Drina, this is E.

E, this is Drina, my best friend

and her husband, Michael.

- Hey it's finally nice to meet you.

I've heard great things.

- Is that so?

- Yeah.

- Nice to meet you as well man.

- Likewise.

- You play, too?

- What?

With my eyes closed.

- Hey man, you might as well pull up a chair.

We got bubbly, beer, and barbecue food on the grill.

- See now this is my type of barbecue baby.

Can you bring me a brew?

- Yeah baby.

I got you.

- That's what I'm talking about.

A woman that knows how to cater to her man.

- Oh yeah, key word.

Her

man.

Yeah.

- We can make that happen when you want to.

- Okay.

Talking shit.

- You feel me?

You want play Goldfish?

- Yeah.

- Oh, I'm down for that.

- Go fish?

- I'm about to that.

- Hey I'm for real.

Let's gamble then.

- Let's get it.

- What's up?

- Okay bitch.

- Oh, hand me one for E.

- Got you.

- Thank you.

- Okay, bitch, spill it.

- It is nothing for me than spill.

Me and E are just cool.

- Girl, bye.

I see the way that man looks at you, okay.

- [Yasmin] Your ass swearing you be seeing everything.

- Oh, let me flashback.

Didn't I see that something was wrong

with that no good ass, Jai?

- Okay, I'm gonna give you that one.

- Give me all that.

- That's it.

- [Drina] This one,

but uh, this one.

This one just might be the one.

I mean baby is fine and carries himself like a boss.

You hear me?

- Yeah, he's definitely different.

For one, he is not afraid

to put his foot down with me, okay.

- And you need that, okay.

Not even foot.

Foots plural, all up in your ass.

That's all I'm saying.

- Okay.

- 'Cause everybody knew.

Look, girl, my bad.

All I'm saying is you a alpha female

and alpha females need a alpha man.

Girl, otherwise, girl, you just walk all over they asses.

- Oh yeah, no this one, he's not going for that.

He commands his respect but like in a loving, good way.

Not like how Jai was.

Jai, his shit was manipulative and controlling, okay.

- You know I know that's because he's not Jai.

He's E.

The worst mistake you can do is comparing the two.

Let the past go, sis, and enjoy the moment, okay.

- Okay, you're right.

Once again, I don't know what I'll do without your ass.

- Well, girl if you give me a pen and a paper,

I got out a whole list

of what the hell couldn't do without me.

- I'm going outside.

You going to kill my vibe.

- This the deck?

- No.

- He out of cards.

- My bad.

- You know boy, I get distracted by your Mama.

- (inaudible)

- Yeah that's for sure.

- You better not tell him what I got.

- Thank you baby.

Oh, now why you want to come over here and distract me?

I'm trying to take these fool's money.

- Oh keep doing that.

- No, keep distracting

'cause we about to take your money, Mike.

Don't get it twisted, now.

(inaudible chatter)

- Hold up, this is my song.

I know y'all know nothing about that.

Yeah, don't leave me hanging.

(inaudible chatter)

♪ To my whole life

♪ My baby there the whole time

♪ And it feels right

♪ You by my side

♪ I'm all about it

- Damn.

Look at that.

- Well hello to you, too.

- Man, so what's up?

You about to cook something or

do I need to DoorDash me something to eat?

- Wow.

Hey babe, how you doing?

How was your day today?

You all right?

Need anything?

- Hell man, why you always gotta get smart and shit,

making things difficult?

Can't answer a simple question, Yasmin.

- Nadia.

- What?

- Nigga, my name is Nadia, not Yasmin.

- That's what the fuck I said.

- No, you said Yasmin.

Something you been doing quite often.

You you really love her, huh?

- Listen, I'm warning you.

I'm not in the mood for your shit today, Nadia.

- Yeah you love her.

More than you ever love me, that's for sure.

Too bad you were never taught how to love

or maybe you and Miss Yasmin would still be together.

- Order my mother fucking food with your simple ass.

I'm hungry.

♪ Don't want to make you the victim ♪

♪ In this situation, in this situation, yeah ♪

♪ I want to love you by myself

♪ Don't want to make you the victim ♪

♪ In this situation, in this situation, yeah ♪

♪ I want to love you by myself, yeah ♪

♪ Trusting you is making this so hard for me ♪

♪ Somehow, girl, I feel like you're a part of me ♪

♪ If you ever go, just leave your heart with me ♪

♪ I know girls like you can be so hard to leave ♪

♪ Want to fill every wound

♪ Tear every room down if your in a mood ♪

♪ Got some things I should prove ♪

♪ I can feel your pain

- Damn, bitch, long time, no see.

You been real MIA lately.

It's a shame I have to drive all the way over here

just to have a conversation with my best friend

even though she won't answer my phone call.

- Well I haven't really felt like shopping

and mimosas after what we did.

- You act like we killed somebody.

What?

You act like our lips, both sets,

ain't already fully acquainted.

- I mean how do you, when did you become so cold hearted?

- When I realized that having a heart

only get you hurt and played.

- No.

Having a heart with the wrong person

gets you hurt and played.

- You need to wake up.

You know what?

There ain't no love in this world.

It's cold,

but I'll just leave come back another time,

'cause clearly you not up for no company.

- Bye.

- Who you looking for?

- Nigga, I ain't looking for you.

- And I know it ain't my fucking woman, Jai.

Yeah, I know exactly who the fuck you are, man.

And that intimidation shit works on women, not a real nigga.

- Man, you better get the fuck away from my truck, dog.

- You got it.

- Can't believe she fucking with this old soft ass nigga.

Come over here and try to check me.

Think you getting a bad bitch?

All right.

We gonna see about that shit.

- [Man] Yeah dog.

- My mother fucking dog man.

Shit, good to see you man.

What the fuck you been at?

I ain't see you ass around in the hood lately.

- Shit, I been in my bag.

You see here, bro?

- Yeah we all see that shit, man.

- That's good, though.

- Speaking of bags, your man came and see me the other week.

Came and grabbed some work off me and shit.

I was supposed to see his ass by now.

Mother fucker done went MIA.

- I know you ain't talking about Jai's bitch ass.

- Yeah I'm talking about Jai's bitch ass.

Why?

I thought that was your man.

- Key word was, nigga.

- So what the fuck happened?

- Man, I don't know.

Matthew. I shit fire, baby.

We gonna take 15 to get back to it, all right?

Right back.

From the same mother fucking hood I'm from, nigga.

I know you heard about what that dick did to his girl?

- Bits and pieces.

Somebody calling up at his wife's job,

accusing her of fraud and shit.

- Yeah, but do you know why?

- Shit, I don't fucking know.

I asked the nigga.

He denied the shit.

- I bet he did.

- The fuck he doing his wife dirty like that, man?

- The nigga was out of his league.

You seen that woman.

- Yeah I seen her.

I seen they ass together.

I knew that bitch was out of his league.

- I think that nigga had something to do

with her getting shot.

- Damn, straight up?

- Yeah.

- Mother fucker out here moving like that?

That is wild, man.

I'm going to tell you one thing,

that ain't got shit to do the bread he owes me.

- Good luck getting that, bro.

The way that nigga out here moving recklessly,

he don't give a fuck about that shit.

- Yeah, shit.

You know when it comes to my money, neither do I.

- Shit man, I hear you bro.

- So on that note, bro,

I'm about to get the fuck up outta here.

This scene was always my dog.

I'm gonna see you around.

- Everybody just walk.

- Hey listen, do me a favor.

You see that nigga around, you call me.

- I got you

- All right, fool, stay dangerous.

- Wow.

Wow.

Take a trip with me.

I'm sure we both could use a quick little vacation.

- A trip where?

- Just let me surprise you.

Like it's something I wanna show you.

- I'm not about to just get up and go on a trip

and not know where I'm going, E.

- Listen, Yas, sit up.

Like I'm telling you, I'm really feeling you, like for real.

Like you're pretty.

You're smart.

You a hustler.

I mean you got some good ass-

- Watch yourself.

- Okay.

I'm just saying it seems like you running from something.

- And what would that be?

- You're scared to love again.

- I am not scared.

I'm cautious.

- Okay, cautious is boring.

So why don't you go pack your bag so we can go on this trip.

- I can't up and go on a trip, E.

I have a business to run.

- You have a business that your sons are always at.

So don't make excuses

If you don't want to go, just say that.

- I'm just not trying to rush into anything right now.

- Yo, I'm asking you to go on a trip,

not walk down the aisle, Yas.

- Why are you getting upset?

You know exactly what I went through with my ex.

- How could I forget?

You bring it up all the time.

- That is not true.

- Listen, the hate you holding onto,

that's only hurting you.

He out there living his best life

and don't give a fuck about you.

- I see why.

Life is just so much easier when you don't give a fuck.

- When you going to realize that all men are not the same?

- I don't know.

Maybe never.

Now, can we please talk about something else?

I invited you over here so we can chill and watch TV,

not have a damn therapy session.

Shit.

I just need a minute.

- Say less.

I'm going to head out.

- So now you mad?

- No, I'm not mad at all.

I'm just not about to pay for what another nigga did.

- Wow.

(cellphone buzzing)

- Nadia speaking.

What do you mean he hasn't picked him up yet?

Okay, no.

No, no need to do that.

I'll be there shortly, I'm on my way.

Okay.

Fuck this nigga.

Shit.

- I am so sorry.

Thank you for calling me Ms. Smith.

- I've been trying to contact his parents for over an hour.

I know you and Jai are divorced

but you're still listed as an emergency contact.

- I'm sorry.

I'm just glad that you called me and not CPS.

- Trust me.

I was this close to calling CPS on his parents unfit asses.

You know this poor child misses at least one or two days

out of the school week.

And when his mother does decide to bring him,

she brings him late.

- I mean I talk to his dad about it

when we get back to the house.

- You mean the same father that had us all here

believing that he was the uncle until about a year ago.

- This is so embarrassing.

Come on David, we gotta go.

- This is becoming a pattern

and quite frankly it's getting outta hand.

This will be the last warning.

- Thanks Ms. Smith.

- Come on baby.

All right.

Okay.

Come on baby, let's get you up here.

Turn this TV on.

Okay, here you go.

I'll be right back.

Let me go find your daddy.

You gonna be okay?

All right.

So guess this the reason why

you couldn't pick your son up from daycare today.

- Oh shit.

Damn, I was supposed to go pick that little nigga up today.

Shit, my bad.

But good looking out though, babe.

Appreciate you.

- Really?

This what we doing now?

- I mean ain't no such thing as love, remember?

- I guess the fuck not.

- And Nadia, you invited me into your bedroom.

All of our choices have consequences.

- The only consequence should be me whooping your ass.

But you really just did me a fucking favor, sis.

- [Harmony] A favor?

- Yes, a favor, bitch.

I mean after all you seen this nigga put me through.

- I mean, and you stay.

At least now I know why.

- Bitch, get the fuck out

before I change my mind about whooping your ass.

- Hold on man.

She ain't gotta go no mother fucking where, bitch.

This is my house too.

- Look, I'll go.

- Bitch, sit your mother fucking ass down.

- Well he ain't gonna do me how he did you.

- We shall see.

Good luck.

- Fuck her.

- Hey man, you almost finished?

- Boy, if your ass in such a hurry,

you'd have helped me clean up.

I ain't trying to hear Mama mouth in the morning

talking about this shop ain't clean.

- Yeah, whatever, nigga.

You got everything though?

- Yeah, I got everything.

Just make sure you grab your backpack so we can go.

- You really think you somebody daddy, huh?

- Somebody gotta be your daddy, little nigga.

Now let's go.

- Yeah, I'll show you.

- Get your hands off me before I beat your ass, bro.

- Get down.

(gun shots firing)

- Chill, chill, chill.

The camera's out here, bro.

- Ma.

- What's wrong?

- Somebody shot at us at the shop.

- What the fuck do you mean

somebody just shot at y'all outside the shop?

- Mama, Mama, calm down.

We alright.

- See we didn't want to tell you,

but the other day these dudes had came into the shop

threatening us about selling on they block.

- Have y'all two lost y'all mind

not telling me no shit like this?

- We didn't wanna upset you, Mama.

- And y'all think almost getting killed is not upsetting me?

Hold on, somebody keep calling me.

Hello?

What is this about?

What?

Okay, I'm on my way up there.

- What's wrong?

- The fucking shop is on fire.

- What?

- Call E.

Please call E.

Tell him to meet us there.

- All right, all right.

- Oh my god, what the fuck else could go wrong tonight?

- Yo, you need to meet us at the shop now.

He on the way.

- [Yasmin] What the fuck?

- There go E right there.

- What happened?

- Fire department seen somebody fired by the building.

- Why would somebody do this?

- It's them niggas who came in the shop the other day

trying to threaten us about selling on they block.

- Wait, what niggas?

- Some niggas came in here the other day

saying we was messing up their money

and that if we didn't stop, there'd be problems.

- And then while we was locking up, they rode pass us

and started shooting at us.

- Why the fuck ain't nobody tell me about this shit?

- For what?

You ain't they damn daddy.

And from the looks of it you was busy anyway.

- Give me a second to talk to the fire marshal,

come back in a minute, we'll chop it up.

Hey, gimme a second.

- Handle your business, baby.

- Thank you.

Wasn't you the main one saying fuck everything?

- And this is exactly why.

It ain't even been a full 24 hours

and you already out here part laying with the next bitch.

- I get it.

You the prize, Yas.

I am too.

- All right, so, it was for sure arson.

- [E] Okay.

- And the fire marsh said

whoever did this was a professional

and they wanted to make sure

that the place burned up pretty bad.

- [Drell] And they used two different accelerators

just to make sure that the building burned two times faster.

- Okay, so this ain't no neighborhood shit.

Like this is a vendetta, period.

- You know what?

Thanks for your concern, E, but we got this.

Don't you got somewhere to be.

- Be careful with the people you push away

because some don't come back.

Yeah.

- [Yasmin] Noted.

I don't need shit else to go wrong tonight.

- Come on, Mama, let's just go home.

- There's nothing else we can do tonight anyway.

They burned up the shop.

- Every time I take two steps forward,

I get pushed 10 steps back.

- Don't worry about it, Mama.

You know it's gonna work out.

It always does.

- You good?

- Yeah.

- You sure?

- Yeah.

- All right, we'll be upstairs if you need anything.

♪ When all this is through

♪ And it all tied all to you

♪ We'll just let down

♪ Carry on

- Daddy, why you not here right now?

I really need (inaudible).

♪ Let's talk in way that will give us the faith ♪

- You know what?

It doesn't even matter.

You know Daddy got you.

- Thank you.

- You just need to know, only thing you need to do

is just keep praying to the Lord.

He'll hear your prayers.

- I can't do this, Daddy.

I really need you here.

- You know I've always loved you.

Daddy is gonna be right here for you no matter what.

All right.

- Yes, Daddy.

- All right.

Come on.

- Okay, I know what to do.

I got you.

♪ When we're together again.

- Good morning.

- Good morning, Mama.

I'm surprised to see you up this early.

- Yeah, surprisingly, I slept really well last night.

I had a long talk with your granddaddy.

What?

Don't look at me like that.

I mean, he came to me in a vision.

- Oh, all right.

You had me going for a second.

But yeah, I see granddad in visions all the time.

- Yeah, but this time, it was different.

It felt real.

Like he was sitting next to me and everything

and I could smell his favorite scent of cologne.

- Well, what was the vision about?

- That's exactly what I wanna talk to you

and your brother about.

Where is he, anyways?

- [Drell] Right here.

I know that look.

The last time that you gave us that look,

you told us that you got fired.

- Look, well this time it is a positive change.

- All right, I'm all for positivity.

- (mocking) I'm all for positivity.

- Hey man, could you shut up and let her finish?

- Go ahead, Ma.

- Thank you.

Okay, so, as of this moment,

we will do things right in this house.

- What do you mean by right?

- Meaning no more selling drugs,

even if it is just weed.

It's still illegal, okay?

We done been through more than enough

and all the bad decision making stops as of this moment.

- Ma, I know a lot has happened last night,

so you're probably not even thinking clearly right now.

You just got like that little shock wear off.

Then you'll be straight.

- I'm not in shock, Drell.

If anything, I've been in denial for a long ass time

about the decisions that I've made.

- So you really not just gonna say nothing.

- What am I supposed to say, Drell?

I'm not the one that got shot, fired from her job,

and watched everything I worked so hard for get burned down.

Mama got right to feel however she feeling right now.

- Oh, both of y'all talking crazy right now.

Both of y'all forgot

how much money selling weed has brought us?

The same money that's paying the bills

in this very house we sitting in.

- Okay.

What did your granddaddy always say about having faith?

- The Lord will always make a way.

- Sure ain't make no way when our lights had cut off.

- Okay, but did we give him a chance to

before we took matters into our own hands?

- Okay.

Well since we only gotta pick up no more shifts

at the hookah shop,

I guess I'll start looking for a job today.

- Thank you.

Look Drell,

I know you not happy about this and this not what you want,

but this is the best decision.

- Best decision?

For whom?

Your conscience?

You just trying to make right

from all them wrong ass decisions you made.

- [Yasmin] I done told your ass over and over again.

Stop fucking playing with, Drell.

I ain't one of your little fucking friends.

Now a lack of fucking boundaries

has led to a lack of respect.

And got you thinking I'm one of your little friends

and it got you fucked up.

- [Drell] But you ain't have to smack me.

- But I did.

And do it again now stop fucking playing with me.

You don't like the rules I set in this house,

feel to get your own house and make your rules.

Fucking sick of this shit.

- Man, get the fuck off of me.

- She slapped the fuck out of you, dog.

Quit playing with me, dog.

- You want a hug?

- What you got going on?

- Checking on my investments.

- Investments?

- What, you ain't think I was smart enough

to invest a big chunk of the money we've been making?

- Oh no, I thought you had been blowing

all your money in the strip clubs.

I'm just playing, come on.

Show me what these investments talking about.

- All right, so look.

E taught me everything he knew about the stock market.

- [Yasmin] He did?

- Yeah.

Last week I invested $500 and this is what I already made.

- Hold on.

You trying to tell me you made all of this

in one week off $500?

- Yeah.

- Damn.

That's pretty impressive.

- I know, right?

And he said if I come up

with the half of the money from my barber shop,

he gonna give me the other half for it.

- Wow.

He really rock with you and your brother like that.

- Yeah.

That's my homeboy.

That's my nigga.

And-

- Oh, and what?

- I could tell he really likes you too.

- You know what?

You have never cosigned for anybody I have ever dated.

- That's probably because I never found anybody

you were dating worth cosigning for.

I mean, Terry was straight and all,

but I could tell you wasn't happy

in that relationship

And, you know, you deserve to be happy, Ma, for real.

- I'm supposed to be the one that's giving

good ass advice like this.

What?

- He a good dude, Ma.

You should give him a chance.

Me and Jason had already give him our blessings.

- Damn.

I should have knocked you upside your head

a long ass time ago.

I'd have finally knocked some sense into to my baby.

- Yeah, Yeah.

While you sitting here joking,

that thick chick that he had on his arm last night,

looking like she'd be happy to take your spot.

But think about it.

(door knocking)

- Yasmin?

- Hey.

So, is that offer is still on the table?

- What offer are you talking about?

- [Nadia] Hey, E, I wanted-

- Oh I know you fucking lying to me.

I can't fucking shake this bitch.

- Well, hi to you too, Yasmin.

It's been a long time.

- What the fuck is going on here?

- And to think my kids was actually rooting for you.

You're pathetic.

- Well you're gonna feel pathetic

when you realize this is my sister.

- [Yasmin] What?

- My sister, my father's child.

- You ain't never mention shit about having a sister,

and me and this bitch done

fucked around for well over a year.

She damn sure ain't mention shit about a brother.

- What the fuck you mean y'all used to fuck around?

- Bro, remember the situation I was telling you about

when I first reached out to you?

- Yeah, and?

Wait, so Yasmin is the one you were talking about

in that situation?

So you gay?

- No, I'm not gay.

I'm not even on that.

- [E] Wait, you used to be gay?

- Aren't you the same person that told me

to get over the past for the last few months?

- Yeah, get over it?

I'm supposed to get over the fact you fucked my sister?

- Stop saying that fucking sister word.

You barely know her ass, because if you did,

where the was fuck was you

when Jai was making her his punching bag?

- Wow.

That was real low, Yasmin.

- [E] That was.

And first of all, I just found out I had a sister.

I'm from L.A., remember?

- Yeah, no, I'm going to need to see some proof.

- I got something I can show you.

My dad posted it.

Read the caption.

- This is un-fucking-believable.

This city is just so damn small.

- [E] Give me a minute.

Like I know we were supposed to chill, talk, everything,

but I gotta handle this.

- I'm gonna go grab my bag.

- [E] All right.

- [Yasmin] Look, E, I came over here today

to tell you that I've fallen in love with you.

- Damn.

I ain't expect none of this shit.

- [Yasmin] Yeah.

And as much as I love you, I need to love myself more.

I cannot heal from my past,

if I'm in a relationship with a man whose sister

is a constant reminder of it.

- Okay, bro, I'll call you.

- [E] All right, cool.

- Hey, at least she chose you.

Bye, Yasmin.

- What does that mean?

♪ I'm outside.

♪ Stuck in the darkness

♪ Wish I could just the escape

♪ Why do I feel this way

♪ Why can't I change, yeah

♪ All of these voices

♪ They trying to keep me safe

- [Harmony] I didn't think you would want to come.

- I wasn't, but it was the only way to get you

from calling my damn phone.

- Can we just talk like adults for a minute please.

- You have exactly one minute.

- I didn't invite you here

thinking I was gonna get your forgiveness or anything.

- Good because you weren't.

- Look, I just wanted to tell you this face to face.

- Thirty more seconds to say

what the fuck it is you have to say.

- I'm pregnant and Jai's the father.

- Congratulations, Moo.

I hope everything works out for you and your baby.

Oh, by the way,

really nice glasses.

I like those.

I have actually several pair just like them.

Really good at covering black eyes, huh?

♪ All of these voices

♪ They're driving me insane

♪ Insane, yeah

♪ Oh I'm sad

♪ Stuck in a dark place wish I- ♪

- Can I get everybody's attention real quick?

- Oh yeah.

- I got a confession make.

All right, I didn't invite y'all here for a white party.

I mean, but I did tell y'all

to dress up in white for a reason.

You know, white represents purity

and it also represents

the display of love I have for Yasmin.

- [Yasmin] Oh baby.

- Y'all are so damn cute.

Just saying, it hit my spirit.

- Girl, let this man finish, please.

- Sorry.

- Always interrupting.

- [E] Thank you.

Everybody here knows that the last year

has been a full rollercoaster ride.

- I swear.

I mean, my goodness.

- I damn near can't believe it my damn self, okay.

And I was eyewitness to the shit.

I know baby.

Go ahead.

- Baby, you've been through so much.

I think you're the strongest woman I ever met, for real.

- Thank you.

- And, the missing puzzle

to that fairytale life, that happily ever after, is us

spending the rest of our lives together as husband and wife.

So Yasmin,

will you marry me?

- Ye-

- [Drina] Give us one second.

Bitch, before you say yes, I need you to think long.

I need you to think hard

and make sure this is what you really want to do.

No shade to you, E,

but we done been down the end of the road before.

If this marriage don't work this time, I'm-

- [Michael] Baby, baby, baby, come and sit down.

- Again,

Yasmin, will you marry me?

- Hell yeah.

- Congratulations.

- Well now, well now I guess I can go dress shopping.

Bitch, I got it.

Now I'm thinking we keep it simple, right?

Don't do too much.

Big, bold, bright neon colors for the wedding.

And then you know I still got my disco ball in the garage.

- Babe, hey, come on now, stop.

- Listen, Yas, at this point

y'all might as well go ahead and just elope.

'Cause I'm just saying.

- That sounds like a great idea.

- [Drina] You know what?

I think I'm about to go 'cause this ain't right.

- [Michael] Come on, girl.

(inaudible chattering)

- [Michael] Hey man, welcome to the family G.

- [E] Thank you.

- And don't forget sis,

I still got my cousins on the east side that's ready,

anytime you need them.

- [E] I can guarantee she won't need them.

- Don't worry about it.

- Until you do right by her-

- Hey, come on.

Get your-

Can't take you nowhere.

- I found this in the mail today.

I think this from the insurance company.

I might want to check this out now.

- Well that's you.

- I hope they not trying to get me a hard time

on this payout claim.

- Wait, you think they made a decision that fast?

- I don't know, but we got to see.

Oh.

What?

- [E] What, it's not as much you thought it would be?

- No, it's worth more, like a lot more.

It's a check for $200,000.

- Damn, for real?

- [Yasmin] Yes.

Apparently when I estimated what the shop was worth,

everything that was in it was worth way more.

- You ain't complaining, though?

- No, we not complaining.

No, we own that.

- Oh, I could invest in some startups

and a little something for myself.

Okay.

- You see somebody tried to take something to destroy you

and it turned around being a blessing in the long run.

- Yeah, I guess everything did work out in my favor.

- It did.

- It did.

So you ready to take that trip now?

- What?

More now than ever.

- Let's take that trip then.

- Oh, uh, we out.

All right, look.

Congratulations to the both of y'all.

- For real.

- Happy to have you.

- [Yasmin] Thank you very much.

- Congrats my guy.

- [Yasmin] Love you.

- All right, Ma.

- Thank you baby.

- So, what do you think about going to downstate in Miami?

- A nude beach?

- [Yasmin] I hope they have my size.

Jai, what the fuck are you doing here?

- [Jai] Man, stop with all the dramatics.

How many bags I done drive for you

to come into a pretty girl's white boutique and shop.

I already know you not strapped.

You keep it in the glove compartment.

Plus, it's too heavy for you to carry in that purse anyway.

Look, man, I come in peace.

I just want to talk.

- Talk about what?

We ain't got shit to fucking talk about.

You forgot everything that you did to me?

- Listen Yasmin, I love you, okay?

And I fucked up, all right?

I truly am sorry for all the things that happened.

All right?

But sometimes things just, the way I show it just,

it just turned out fucked up sometimes.

- That's 'cause you a fucked up ass person.

- Excuse me.

Is everything okay over here?

- Can you please call the police?

I have a restraining order against this man.

- Calling the police.

- So what's up man?

You think that weak ass nigga you with can compete with me?

- No, not at all,

because you can't compete where you don't compare.

- Yasmin, come here, man.

- Get the fuck off me, Jai.

(music playing)

♪ I know you know what you like ♪

♪ I don't wanna hurt nobody

♪ Baby, I just came to have some fun ♪

♪ Put your body on my body

♪ I swear, that's the way you turn me on ♪

♪ Baby, it's okay

♪ I know you know I want you, right ♪

♪ I know you know I want you, right ♪

♪ I came through with the shit so ♪

♪ Knock, knock, is your bitch home? ♪

♪ She put work

♪ Gonna give her what she wish for ♪

♪ If you work, got something to put your lips on ♪

♪ Baby, what's the deal

♪ Outfit on kill

♪ Diamonds like your friends

♪ Any y'all want to chill?

♪ Going from the hood

♪ Now you all in the hills

♪ Look around in them hills

♪ Don't you fall for the pill

♪ Trick so nasty with it

♪ It's the rats with the classy bitches ♪

♪ No fun if stats can't hit it

- [E] Madam.

- Thank you.

- [E] Let's grab something to eat or something.

- You like it?

♪ I don't want to hurt nobody

♪ Baby, I just came to have some fun ♪

♪ Put your body on my body.

♪ I swear, that's the way you turn me on ♪

♪ Baby, in fucking

♪ I know you know I want you, right ♪

- Nah, you told me you had a house

but you did not tell me you was living like this.

- I mean, this is exactly what I was talking about.

And the only thing missing

from making this house a happy home is you.

- Okay.

- Let me show you something.

♪ I know you wanna try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you wanna find out if we can make love ♪

♪ I know you try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you wanna find out if we can just fuck ♪

♪ I know you wanna try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you wanna find out if we can make love ♪

♪ I know you wanna try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you want to find out if we can just fuck. ♪

♪ I been thinking about you

♪ I been dreaming about you

♪ You've been on my mind since I met you ♪

♪ I admire you and the way you move ♪

♪ it's just something about you that's special ♪

♪ Got me think about your clothes on my floor ♪

♪ with your hand stuck on the dresser ♪

♪ I could see you undressing

♪ Don't overthink

♪ Focus on me

♪ Can't you see?

♪ I want you baby

♪ Won't give it up

♪ Can't get enough

♪ Baby, that's a different kind of ♪

♪ You're the only one that I been waiting on ♪

♪ I got a house that you can make a home ♪

♪ Baby, your mind is so incredible ♪

♪ Body so edible

♪ Just you and me under the tree ♪

- So,

you ready for that christening?

- [E] Hell yeah.

Come here.

(music playing)

♪ I know you want to try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you want to find out if we can make love ♪

♪ I know you want to try it

♪ Know you can't deny it

♪ I know you want to find out if we can just fuck ♪

- Hey bestie.

Girl, no, I have not been on any social media.

I been lounging by the pool, child.

Oh my goodness.

Girl, you starting to scare me.

Are my kids okay?

All right, let me, I'm logging on to Instagram right now.

I'm gonna call you back.

All right.

She scaring me.

Stop.

Somebody killed Jai?

Oh my god.

When the-

- For what?

- Ah, hold on, here it is.

So let me understand this.

You married to a guy who don't pay you no attention.

Will you be my Yasmin?

These are for you.

- [E] Yasmin.

You ain't hear me calling you?

- No, I must have been in a daze.

I'm sorry.

- All right.

Well we gotta start getting ready

'cause the chef will be here in an hour.

- Okay.

- Cool?

- Yeah, I'll meet you inside.

- All right, cool.

(music playing)

♪ The look on your face.

♪ Told me we'd be alright.

♪ Walking down side walk.

♪ Cause we took a ride

♪ Off of riverside drive.

- You look gorgeous.

- Thank you.

I see you matching my fly.

- I had to.

Dig in.

- Okay, this food is good.

- One of my best friends happens to be

the best chef in town.

- Well I see.

A girl could get used to eating like this every day.

- Well you said you wanted to move outside of Detroit, so

why not start here?

I mean we have a home and there's plenty of good business

opportunities out here for you.

And your little greedy ass can eat good like this every day.

- I mean, a change of scenery would be nice, but

to pack up all my stuff and move away from my kids,

it's not even a thought until we're legally married.

- So speaking on legally married,

have you decided on what type of wedding you want?

- Honestly, with my parents being gone, I don't really care.

- I understand.

You know, my family's small too.

- You know what, it is kind of beautiful out here

and I can see a little ceremony happening

right there in that little corner.

- I mean it's whatever you decide.

It could be today, tomorrow, or next week.

- Okay, so what are we waiting for?

- You tell me.

♪ Right there on river side

♪ Little sunshine

♪ It's been a hard year

♪ Had a lot of darkness

- [Yasmin] In life, things will break your heart

to fix your visions.

And winning can actually come from losing.

I have learned to accept the consequences of my choices,

both good and bad.

That makes me a product of my past, not a prisoner of it.

My past is what has shaped me into the woman I am today.

Every wound leaves a scar and every scar tells our story.

I show my scar so that others will not only know my story

but also learn from it.

I forgive those who have hurt me,

even if they are not sorry.

Not because they deserve my forgiveness,

but because I deserve my peace.

To my ex-husband, I forgive you in order to set myself free,

praying that your soul has found everlasting peace.

♪ I am yours and you are mine

♪ The greatest gift we have is time ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ They stacking up losses

♪ I'm handing them out I had to go delegate ♪

♪ It feel like I'm floating I'm lost in the moment ♪

♪ I swear I could levitate

♪ They never believe that I would really fly ♪

♪ I had to go demonstrate

♪ I had to set them straight

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate yeah

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate

♪ They hate when you elevate yeah ♪

♪ I had to elevate

♪ I'm way up way too fly

♪ Yeah I'm feeling myself

♪ Ain't no chance I'm coming down no ♪

♪ I got this whole view to myself ♪

♪ Why would I give it up

♪ Why do they want to come take my place ♪

♪ I worked too hard for it

♪ Don't need a replacement

♪ This is my vocation

♪ And now I got Rollies all in rotation ♪

♪ Hop on the jet just to take a vacation ♪

♪ Remember the moments was trapped in the basement ♪

♪ Now the hard work is all taking me places ♪

♪ Squad in all black like we trapped in the matrix ♪

♪ Bet on myself then go Ballout in Vegas ♪

♪ Live in a life like I'm rich and I'm famous ♪

♪ They don't see the grind

♪ That I know that I came with

♪ I ain't make it this far for myself ♪

♪ I had to prove to everybody else ♪

♪ I had to set them straight

♪ I had to boss up

♪ I had to renovate, I know

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ They stacking up losses

♪ I'm handing them out yeah

♪ I had to go delegate

♪ It feel like I'm floating I'm lost in the moment ♪

♪ I swear I could levitate

♪ They never believe that I would really fly ♪

♪ I had to go demonstrate

♪ I had to set them straight

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ Elevate elevate

♪ They hate when you elevate

♪ I had to elevate

♪ Oh yeah why they wanna bring me down ♪

♪ So much drip yeah I almost drowned in it ♪

♪ I can't dumb it down

♪ Yeah I'm way to fired up

♪ I can't simmer down

♪ I see the flashing lights

♪ Make sure the fashion right

♪ I'm in my bag tonight

♪ I might just pull up a foreign ♪

♪ What out the engine is roaring ♪

♪ It's too loud you can't ignore it ♪

♪ This is the high life what a view ♪

♪ You can have it all don't need to choose ♪

♪ First let me demonstrate

♪ How you can rise to the top

♪ Yeah I had to elevate, yeah