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- Hey don't fucking move bitch!?

- What the fuck!

I dunno what the fuck you talking about!

I don't know what the fuck you talking about!

- Man go upstairs, get the money.

Go upstairs. - Chill man.

- Get your ass up!

Go the fuck up!

- I got that shit!

I got it!

I got it!

(gunshots fired)

♪ Yeah you know my boy the best

♪ Go go go go

♪ Go get the money

♪ Go go go go

♪ Go get the money

♪ Go go go go

♪ Go get the money

♪ Go go go go

♪ Go get the money

♪ A lot of money better stack like lagos

♪ Where the bare holes

♪ Nigga you aint smoking if it aint gelato

♪ Bitch I am playing till I'm forty like I am Brady

♪ Brady finna catch another flight out to Haiti

♪ Come back dodging bullets like the matrix

♪ I guess you niggas got bad aim just face it

♪ I came through tripping see you looking nervous

♪ What the fuck you live for

♪ What's your purpose

♪ Young nigga get a bad rapper gang

♪ High if they try to lift that shit bang

(alarm ringing)

- Shit!

(birds chirping)

- What up my boy? - What's going on man?

All right, 867.

- 867?

All of that for two sodas, some Eminems and some Reeses?

- We go through this all the time.

It is called tax.

- See and y'all keep taxing, you know what?

Don't even worry about it.

Look, let me get some of the raw papers though.

I'm trying to cut back on them swishers.

Y'all keep taking all my little money.

Don't never gimme me no change.

- What the hell.

- Ain't gimme no bag either.

(door squeaking open)

- You're late.

- Did you get my text?

- Mahogany, you've been late for two weeks already.

You're supposed to be here at eight.

It's almost 10 o'clock.

- Ray, you know my situation.

- And I also know when I hired you,

you said you could be here at eight.

You on thin ice.

The inventory ain't going to do itself.

- Hey go get you something to drink.

Hey, what's up Mo?

- Oh shit!

What's up?

- Hey, you know I ain't seen your ass in a minute though.

Where you been?

- Here.

- See you at the party the other night though.

Hey you know but you was occupied.

- Hey you know money called,

you know somebody got an answer, right?

- I know that's right.

- Hey, but how your mom doing?

I heard she just got out.

- She good.

She a little different.

She all right, she good.

- Yeah.

I would be too after doing the big.

I bet she learned a lesson from fucking

with them scamming ass niggas though.

I heard they got more time.

Hey streets talk.

- Yeah I guess.

- Hey, I'm gonna fuck with you later though.

We'll link for sure.

It was good seeing you.

- See you.

- Ain't getting me nothing to drink?

- You asked me if I was thirsty.

- What?

- Hey say bro, you got next?

- Yeah, what's up?

You're trying to hoop?

- Shit yeah.

- Antoine.

- Deshaun.

You from around here?

- Nah, I'm just visiting my dad.

I'm from LA.

I go to school up North.

- I could tell you ain't from around here.

You got on dikkies.

- Man chill it's only like my second day out here.

Don't do me like that.

My pops stay up the street.

I seen brothers hooping, so I showed up ready to ball.

- Nah, that's what's up.

- Sir.

- That's what you gonna do?

Gonna keep walking?

Hey bro.

- Excuse me ma'am?

Ma'am, y'all got a bathroom?

- No we ain't got no restroom.

- Granny what's that?

Sausage and potatoes?

- Huh ah, get outta here you stink.

Go get washed up before you come in this kitchen.

- Please hear me I'm sweating.

- You gotta go up the street.

- I gotta handle my business right here

while standing then.

- No.

Hey, hey, hey!

- Up on the front counter.

Did you see it?

I think your admissions letter is in there.

- No, it's all right man.

I'm gonna check in when I finish eating.

- Okay.

Everything is gonna be just fine Deshaun.

Baby I am proud of you.

- Thank you Granny.

- Remember now, you can do all things

through Christ that strengthens you.

- Mm, Philippians four 13.

Yeah.

- I know I raised you right boy.

- All right.

(Phone vibrating)

Mo, what's good?

- What's up?

Just getting off this damn job.

- Look, I'm gonna pull up in a little bit.

- You sound happy.

- Yeah, yeah.

Nah, I see you in a bit.

- All right, bet.

(birds chirping)

(dog barking)

- Your mama know you on a cause self-medicate?

- Yeah, she don't care.

- I highly doubt that.

Now I know it's not done my business,

but I'm gonna tell you this young lady,

know the difference between enjoying your youth

and destroying your future.

And that's the real message for the day.

- What's good?

You thought about what I said?

- I thought about it,

but I'm not actually thinking about it.

What Deshaun?

I'm not like you.

I ain't the college type.

- College type?

And what exactly is the college type?

I mean, don't you ever think about doing something

other than working these corny ass jobs and getting high?

There gotta be more to life.

- Here you go.

Since when you've been so woke?

- Nah, it's not about being woke,

it's about changing your mindset,

not becoming a product of your environment.

- Size look,

your actions don't even show that

you want what's best for yourself.

- You don't know shit about my actions.

This what you came over here for?

To tell me about myself?

I smoke one little joint, everybody wanna come for me today.

- No, no I ain't trying to come for you Mo.

Look, I worry about you.

That's all.

You know we go way back to the elementary school days.

You know like, when you used to get in trouble for,

for drawing them caricatures of Mr. Cooper.

- Yeah, it really did look like it though.

- Yeah, I mean it was crazy how,

like you had everybody amazed.

You was just so good at drawing.

Then you up and left me.

Mo the sunny side, started going to Bastion.

- It's literally the next neighborhood over.

I guess you gotta point though,

but you don't gotta worry about me Deshaun.

I'm doing the best I can.

That's what matters, right?

That I try?

- I mean we all have choices, man.

- Choices?

- Yeah, choices.

- Do you really wanna talk to me about choices?

Daddy ain't home.

Hell he ain't ever been home.

My mom been home from prison what, six months.

She barely even act like I exist.

If it wasn't for my grandpa leaving us his house

when he died, we wouldn't have shit.

I've taken what life has given me.

So what you expect?

- I expect for you to not let that get in the way

of you making something better for yourself.

Come on it's been a year since we graduated Mo.

Stop letting fear control your fate.

- How?

- Right now it's not about the how,

it's about changing your mindset,

and you gotta change what's up here first.

The how, it'll come later.

- You sound like you got it all figured out.

- Look Mo, to be honest,

I actually came up because there's something I want share

with you.

- What?

- I want you to read it, you open it.

- What?

You got accepted into College, Northville University?

What!?

I'm proud of you Deshaun.

- I got accepted into NU.

- Wow I mean,

I want to do something better for myself

but I don't need college.

- Look Mo, I'm ready to make something better for myself.

I'm ready to do something.

What else you gonna do?

You gonna stay in the hood?

Doing nothing?

- You my bro.

I'm proud of you.

- Appreciate that.

- Tasha having a party tonight.

You know what?

Let's celebrate, first party in spring break

since high school, everybody gonna be back in town.

It's gonna be lit.

- I'm in that thing, I'll do that.

I'll do that, let's do it.

- Let's do it.

(door shuts close)

- That's the last time I'm going over there.

Flaco starting act weird.

- What you mean weird?

I don't know.

Questioning me, wanted me to chill.

He asked if I wanted to stay in the night.

- Oh he's trying to make his way in.

- Shut up, Mike.

- Well did you?

- No, and besides Quan wasn't even there.

There's no point.

- Whoa, no baby.

Look, you gotta go back.

You gotta go back.

But see this time, Laquan has to be there,

so you can get the drop and tell me everything.

Look, look, that's the only way that this is going to work.

Look, come on.

Look I just need you to stay there long enough

so you can see how he move.

See, he think nobody know about his spot in the suburbs,

but I know for a fact, that's where he keep his money.

- Okay, fine.

But you better make this shit worth it Philip.

I'm tired of managing that restaurant.

- Aw come on baby you know I got you.

Wait, wait what you want?

You want a new Louis?

- No, I wanna get my own spot so me and Keisha

can move outta my mom's, hello?

I just need enough money to pay a few months rent,

so I can look for a new job.

- You know I got you girl.

♪ Been away for a long time

♪ I am in the city she wanna meet on the South side.

♪ Been away for a long time

♪ Happy birthday to you

(crowd cheering)

- I see I finally caught your ass out.

- Oh shit!

- What's good Mo?

How you been since you graduated?

What, it's been like a year?

- Yeah, it's been a year.

It's been good, great.

Enjoying life, nobody is telling me what to do.

- Oh yeah?

What is it that you want to do?

- I mean, draw, create.

But life can't be that simple.

- Hey, shit if I know.

But I just know you can't do shit in this life

without money.

And money may not solve everything, but it solves most.

Hey casual and everything.

You feel me?

- I get paid like you.

- Shit, if you're really trying to make some money,

hey you know who to holler at,

'cause I know Ray ain't paying your ass shit

at that store.

- You don't know half of what I go through at Ray's store.

God!

- Oh this where you been the whole time.

- Oh shit this my bro he just got accepted at college.

- What's good bro?

- NU, NU, NU, NU, NU.

- Hey Mo I'm gonna catch up with you man.

- I don't know why you wrap yourself up with that dude.

♪ Get on your knee baby

♪ I'm about to please you

♪ Don't run from me

♪ Shake that monkey

♪ Girl you got bang

♪ Would you get this money

♪ Fresh without a stain like a playboy bunny

♪ Shawty top of the lot

♪ Cute face lil waist

- I seen y'all have pizza for dinner.

- So I said we get pizza.

How was the party?

This looked like Tasha had all the South park out there.

- Yeah. - On the story.

- Yeah, I mean it was cool.

- I heard Flaco and Quan was there too.

- Yeah.

Yeah, I seen them niggas.

Man Quan really acting like I ain't the that put him

on game.

I mean the money, the rep?

Man I taught that nigga every fucking thing he knows.

♪ Yeah

♪ Drive a girl crazy

♪ Smoking plain jane

♪ On a jet plane

♪ She's so insane

♪ Check my milk brain

♪ I get word on G's

♪ Check that plain jane

♪ When I shoot I don't aim

♪ Get caught right out the frame

♪ I got my own slane

♪ Got it on me like major pain

♪ I wanna get married

♪ Do what I do

♪ I want nothing to be the same

♪ Gotta be brave

♪ Every time I think about wedding rings

♪ I think about you

♪ Girl will leave my heart out all this pain

♪ You must believe in everything

♪ I don't wanna see you cry

♪ I won't tell another lie

- Mahogany!

- What?

- You not going to work today?

- I got to text Ray.

- You late again Mahogany.

- Ray I'm sorry.

- Mahogany, you're fired.

- Fired?

- Two months in and you gonna do me like this?

- Two months in, and you've been to work late

at least five times already.

I can't do this.

This is not how I run a business.

- Ray you tripping.

Come on man.

- I'm serious.

I want you to leave.

- Come on Ray.

- Do you want me to call the police?

- You really threatening to call the police on me?

It's fucked up.

You fucked up Ray.

- Back so soon?

- Ray fired me.

- God damn it Mahogany.

I'm out here trying to find work and you out here losing it.

It's the last thing we need right now.

- Well hello to you too mom.

Haven't seen you in the past two days, how are you?

- Don't start with me Mahogany.

Look, I'm out here doing what I can, okay?

You ungrateful.

That's what your problem is.

- Hey yo Deshaun!

- Yo D you quitting like that?

- Oh bro you ain't even know that.

You fouled me by the way.

- What's up?

- I knew I'd find you here.

Who your friend?

- It's the homie Antoine.

He not from here.

He from LA, he just came for the summer.

- What's up Antoine?

- Hey what's up?

I ain't catch your name.

- Mahogany, Mo.

Whichever way you wanna say it.

- This is Mo, practically grew up together.

But look, I was just telling him I got accepted

into NU.

Going school up north.

- Nice, up North?

- Yeah, Colorado.

What about you Mo?

It's gonna be your first year too?

- Oh no, no, no.

She claims she ain't the college type.

- College is not for me right now, that's all.

- Well whatever it is you decide,

I wish you the best.

Yo Deshaun, I'll catch you later.

- All right bro.

- Oh my God.

- You're something else.

- She not the college type.

- You said it, not me.

- College don't seem all that bad now.

- You should not be worrying about that.

Matter of fact, that's the last thing you need to have

in your mind.

- You know what?

You right.

You know Ray fired me?

- I'm sorry to hear that Mo.

- Don't be sorry.

I'm gonna fix it.

Fix it.

- I know you will.

I know you will.

Well on the brighter note, I got something for you.

- You and these surprises.

What now?

- Printed out this college application for you.

When you get a moment, you can fill it out online

and submit it electronically.

Who is that?

- I don't know.

Been riding around here a lot lately.

Appreciate that.

- No problem.

All right, I'll be here with you.

♪ Say hello

♪ It's on the floor

♪ Spend that nigga block a hundred times with Eddie though

♪ Though you know we ain't no hoe

♪ But the shit niggas get ghosted

♪ Though we got them bodies

♪ Sitting on bodies know how that shit goes

♪ I don't know the job

♪ Why does that sound like a bomb

♪ You look like the type of nigga to call the cops

♪ Run around with sticks and blocks

(car door opens)

- What you got for me?

(indistinct)

Cool, cool.

I have another problem for you this week.

♪ About to serve some puerto Ricans

♪ But they only brought half

♪ Shit I bust a nigga brain

♪ Shit I take off of the bet

♪ First class flight with a little jet leg

♪ Got away swiftly

♪ Shopping at Tiffany's

♪ You and your friend earned that

(knocking on the door)

- Floc I need an ounce.

- Damn, well hello to you too.

Need an ounce?

For what?

What you so stressed out about?

- This job and I'm trying to move outta my mom's place.

Get my own spot, so.

- Feel that, feel that.

Whoa, whoa relax.

Kick it with me for a minute.

You got a little time.

Where's Quan?

He out making a move.

He'll be back later though.

I like that.

I don't wanna make your little boyfriend mad now.

- So this what you be doing all day?

You do the easy work while Quan runs the streets?

- Easy work?

Baby girl this ain't no nickel and dime shit over here.

We move weight, I'm talking about ball shit.

You hear me?

And when Quan walk through that door,

ain't nothing less than 10 bands on,

and he ain't doing that shit alone.

Now who else you know moving money like that?

- Oh well excuse me.

- And that's on me.

Gimme a second I'll get your ounce.

(door squeaking open)

- Hey.

- You cook?

- Yeah.

Fried some chicken and made some corn and mashed potatoes.

- Thanks.

- Look, I just wanna apologize for what I said earlier,

when I called you ungrateful.

I know I'm not the best mom but this is the start.

I know I'm hardly ever home.

I'm out there looking for a job.

Just trying to do it the right way this time.

Just ain't been having much luck.

I'm doing what I can, for now to put food on the table.

It's just really hard.

- Pick up my last paycheck from Ray tomorrow.

Maybe I could ask for my job back.

Hopefully he's calmed down.

- Go in there and fix you something to eat.

- Thanks for dinner mom.

- You're welcome baby.

(phone vibrating)

- Hello?

- Hey Chantel.

This Antoine, the guy gave your number to

at the Frenchie the other day.

- What's up Antoine?

What do you want?

- Well damn, I was just calling on to see how you was doing.

Is this a bad time?

- I just had the dudes asking for my number,

and then playing games.

So what's up?

- Playing games?

I mean, I'm just trying to kick it with you,

get to know you and see what happens from there.

- I'm not in the business of seeing what happens.

- What type of business you in?

I ain't down with paying for it.

I'm way too plain.

- Boy ain't nobody talking about all that.

I just don't wanna waste no more time.

- Look, how about this?

I just come over there and I'll show you for how real I am.

Hello Chantel?

Man these girls be tripping.

- So look, we sliding down to it in right,

and we looking for these niggas that

thought they had to drop on us or whatever.

But we seen 'em at Taylor's so we rolled down,

you know what I'm saying?

Yeah creeped up on 'em real quick real slow,

not nice and slow, you know what I'm saying?

Not quick, real slow.

Drop the window down and got the busing.

We got the pop pop pop pop pop

I'm telling, for real.

I'm not tryna go to jail.

At least feel me, so we have to hit they back to the crib.

We counting our bread.

We had to make a few more drops that night and whatnot.

You know what I'm saying?

It was something cool like that, but...

What's happening?

- What are you doing having random females over here?

You know we don't move like that.

- You know she ain't no random females.

You know that's one of my-

- Man get her the fuck outta here.

- What you mean?

- Miss, you're gonna have to go.

You see, we got some things that we gotta take care of

and clearly this wasn't thinking about that.

- Oh okay.

- I'm gonna hit you up all right?

- You do that.

Babe, I did it.

I got the job.

- What'd he say?

- He said that him and Quan are moving weight,

making hell of cash.

He said when Quan walks in the door,

he stacked up.

I'm talking no less than 10 bands.

And then Quan walks in and I knew when he seen me,

I wasn't supposed to be there.

He was pissed at Flaco.

- Well did he say something to you?

- Just said they had some business to take care of

and that's when I left.

- Yeah, you know what that mean?

They gotta count some money.

- Right.

There's gotta be a safer settlement, that room upstairs,

there's gotta be some money up there.

- Good, good work.

- Hey Ray, I'm here to pick up my last check.

- Funny how you can show up on time to pick up your check

but not for work.

- Ray, is there any way you could just let this slide?

I really need this job come on.

- Mahogany, if I let this slide, I will be hurting you.

You have to learn to make better choices,

for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.

Newton's stir law of motion.

I still remember that.

Look, I know this is hard to accept right now,

but one day you'll thank me for this lesson.

I can't give you your job back Mahogany.

And you fucked up.

I guess you won't be so fresh now.

- How much is this check anyway?

- Need a ride?

- Yeah, I need a ride.

Scared the shit out of me.

- What's up with you.

- Ray really fired me.

- Damn for real?

For what?

- Apparently I couldn't get to work on time.

- Man, you out here trying to do things the right way.

You getting up every morning catching the bus,

you waiting every other week for a paycheck,

and that's the thanks you get?

Nah see man, that couldn't be me.

See I for sure would've cleared that register

on the way out.

See that's why the whole, that whole job thing,

that ain't for me.

Nah I'd be damned.

I got some work for you if you really trying to get paid.

- What?

- You trying to hit a lick?

- A lick?

What the hell I look like hitting a lick?

- Look, all you gotta do is be an extra set of eyes.

It's easy.

Think you can handle that?

- I don't know.

I mean maybe, it's worth it.

Who you hitting?

- Put your seatbelt on.

♪ They throwing dirt up on my name

♪ But they still digging

♪ For real step a nigga

♪ Fuck you and you fucking homie

♪ I've been away cause really high in my own bitch

♪ Fuck you thirty times

♪ With a dirty dick and you sneaking on me

♪ Check while they glitzy

♪ Cause I heard some niggas pimping on me

♪ I'm bossed off CEO and I aint cheating homie

♪ We want step

That red brick house right there with the black trashcan.

- Who live there?

- This a dude named Quan.

You think nobody know about his house in the suburbs?

I fronted him some product.

I taught him the game.

But you know, I never really got what I was owed,

so I'm coming to take what's mine.

- You ever just think about saying anything to him about it?

- You ever heard the phrase, a hit dog will holler?

Okay, it was something like that.

But the ones who are most upset, they cause the most ruckus.

So I for one, coming to take what's mine.

- So how much money you talking?

- No less than 10,000.

- And we both split it?

- Three ways.

- Wait three?

- My nigga Mike, he in on it.

But look, we riding out tonight,

so you in?

All right, so Flaco normally stays at the crib

while Quan makes his rounds.

Now we can expect Quan to show up later that night.

And when he does, that's when we make our move.

Mike, you get Flaco up, Mo you position yourself in the car,

you post as lookout, and I'll do the rest.

Hey we in and we out four minutes tops,

and nobody gets caught.

- You're damn right, 'cause if I get caught,

I'm shooting my way out.

- Man nigga put that shit away.

Ain't nobody getting caught.

- Man I think we need another man on watch.

I don't know about having no female in on this.

- Female?

I got a name.

- Hey, I trust her, that's why.

- You seemingly got a lot to say about me,

who's to say we can even trust this dude?

- Hey look, it's us three and nobody else.

Now it's either you in or you out.

Which one?

- Man what the fuck bro it's already been three hours.

- My dude, Tony sold me this for the luck.

I got it for you.

- What, are you scared?

- Nah.

- All right, so when we get to Quan's, Mo,

you hop in the front seat while we go out and wait for Quan.

Let's ride.

- Hey don't fucking move nigga!

- Hey nigga.

I don't know what the fuck you talking about!

- Go upstairs and get the money!

- I got it!

I got it!

(car engine roaring)

(gunshots fired)

- New details have emerged in a shooting

that took place last night in Southeast Houston,

leaving one dead.

As of yet no names have been released of those involved.

But authorities continue to investigate what appears

to be an act of deliberate violence between two parties.

Please stay tuned for more on this developing story.

- They just not gonna stop.

Every time I hear the news somebody's getting shot.

- Hey Granny, I'll be back.

- Where the hell are you going?

- I'm gonna check on Mo,

I called her but she ain't answer so.

- Well maybe the girl asleep.

- I'll be back granny.

Mo, you seen the news?

Phil got shot, brother dead.

- I know.

- You know what's going on?

- No.

Matter of fact, I just seen Phil the other day when I went

to pick up my check from Ray's.

- Look, it's cool.

Look let's walk, let's go to Granny house.

She cooked, you need the fresh air.

You're hungry.

Let's just take a breather.

- Hey Granny.

- Hey baby.

Something on your mind?

- No, I'm fine.

Why'd you ask?

- No reason, you over there looking like you got something

on your mind, so I thought I'd ask.

Is that alright?

- Yeah, that's alright.

I'm fine.

What you planting over there anyways?

- Child these my marigolds, my marigolds and my vegetables.

- Marigolds?

- Yeah, it's a flower.

- Why so many?

- It's a companion plant, from a vegetables.

They protect the garden.

Anything planted next to the marigolds,

causes the plants to grow strong and healthy.

It encourages them, keeps them strong.

- Hey Mo, I'm about to go and meet Antoine.

You wanna?

- Lemme just hang here.

- Alright, I'll see you later.

Bye Granny.

- What are you really doing here Mahogany?

And this long?

And with me of all people.

- What's wrong with that?

- You know what I mean.

You not in trouble, are you?

- Trouble?

Granny I'm fine.

You know this place has always been more peaceful

than my own home.

Sometimes I just wanna get away.

That's all.

- Okay.

When you really need to talk, I'll be here.

- Thanks.

You know, those marigolds you were talking about earlier?

I think that's pretty interesting.

- You know whatever you surround yourself

with is what you become.

You ever looked at,

stopped and looked at the people who you spend

the majority of your time with?

Pay attention to the types of the conversations

that you have with those people

and the things that you do when you all are together.

That becomes your reality.

The things that you all do together, that's what you become.

And you know what else is interesting?

- What's that?

- What happens to marigolds when it's planted

around toxic plants.

Let me tell you what I mean.

There are certain plants that can be toxic to a marigold.

It causes them to stop growing.

It causes them to will, killing the very flower

that was intended to protect the garden.

The point I'm trying to make is this,

stay planted by somebody who's going to encourage you

to grow, and stay away from toxicity.

- Yo, Deshaun, what's up with you girl Mo?

- A lot.

- I think she feeling you boy.

- You think?

- Yeah.

- Man, she got a lot to figure out right now.

She finding herself.

- It would be nice to have a nice lady friend

while I'm visiting for the summer, you know?

I mean what?

Your homegirl cute.

I'm trying to see what's up man.

- Wait, weren't you just talking about,

you miss some crazy girl at Frenchie's or something?

- Man look, I'm trying to maximize all my options.

Count Mo out.

- You seem a little overprotective.

You sure you not feeling shawty?

- Man chill out bro, that's my sis.

You tripping.

- I've been looking for you.

- For what?

- Get in the car.

- We don't have nothing to talk about.

Leave me alone.

- Get in the fucking car.

So what?

You think we're done?

We got a fucking body on our hands.

The police are looking for us.

The streets are talking.

Phil getting killed is gonna lead them

to us sooner or later.

And we gotta be ready for whatever.

You better not think about snitching neither.

- No, his body's on your hands.

We didn't have to leave him.

He was my friend.

That was your greedy ass.

And I ain't no snitch.

- And you better not go run your mouth to anybody.

(knocking on the door)

- Hold up.

- Deshaun I'm ready, for change, college.

You're my marigold.

- Mo what the hell is you talking about?

- Yesterday when I was over here,

me and Granny had a talk, and she's right.

Hanging around the wrong people are going to be the death

of me.

- She told you that?

I've been telling you that.

- Look, I just know that being around you as ambitious

and determined as you are is good for me.

You help me grow.

You're my marigold.

So you'll help me?

- Come on girl.

(door squeaking shut)

Finally.

You definitely need to go to college.

That is not how you spell that.

All right.

Come on.

Oh man.

So all right, what really changed your mind?

Because this other day you weren't trying to hear

nothing I was saying about college, none of that.

- I told you, me and granny had a talk.

- And that's it?

- Yesterday when I was leaving your house, walking home,

Mike pulled up on me, threatening to kill me.

- Wait, who in the hell is Mike?

- Phil so-called friend.

- Well hold up.

Why would this dude be threatening to kill you?

Nah, there's something you ain't telling me, Mo.

Nah, man.

- Deshaun, I was with Phil when he got shot.

I was in on the robbery, just as a lookout, that's it.

- Mahogany!

What the?

- I know, I know, I know.

We were almost out of there.

Next thing you know, Mike comes in the car,

puts a gun to my head and forces me

to leave Phil there, dead.

- Wait, he forced you to leave him?

- Deshaun he put a gun to my head.

- I'm glad you making the best decision for your future.

But you can't stay in South Park though.

Let's just finish this, and you got one more line.

- All right.

- That's it?

- So?

- So we wait, about three weeks,

you get something in the mail.

- Okay.

- But for the meantime, I just need you to lay low.

Stay out the way.

- Yeah.

- I have my granny at your home.

- Thanks Dee.

- You working my nerve.

- You heard anything?

- Nah, but look, I was thinking,

you remember them niggas that robbed us the other day?

I think it was somebody that I did business with years ago,

but I can't help to figure out how did he know

that I'd be over there and with that much money?

Yeah.

So I pulled up to that repass just to see.

And guess who I saw?

Yeah that bitch, that bitch that you had over there nigga!

I told you about that shit.

Yes nigga!

Hey, you better handle that bitch before I do.

- What are you doing?

My mama on the way home now.

- The fuck you doing at the repass Ang?

- You know you didn't have to kill him?

- Angie, we talked about this though.

- Yeah, shoot to where he gets hurt.

Not aim to kill.

- Quan was watching.

Quan see you at the repass Ang.

Look, he's not gonna let up.

I need to know who Phil's with.

Quan gets the names, we get the money,

and we leave for good.

- I'm trusting you.

- All right then.

So tell me, and tell me where to find them.

- This guy named Mike.

He lives off of MLK, or somewhere in that area.

- Okay, and that's it?

Wait no, there was one more person.

The driver.

Who was the driver?

- I don't know nothing about no third person.

I just know Phil was with Mike

on the day that I gave him a drop on Quan.

- Okay, okay.

All right, listen carefully.

This is what I want you to do.

Text Mike, no call him.

Call Mike, and tell him you want Phil's half,

by tonight, or else you'll tell.

- What?

Are you crazy?

- What you mean?

Relax.

- If I tell Mike that I'm going to snitch,

he's going to kill me.

- Relax, relax.

We're gonna get to him first.

Just tell him meet you near the train tracks off navigation,

okay?

And once he gets there, I'll take care of him, and Quan.

Okay?

Just trust me, all right?

- Mike, look we need to talk.

Yeah, well I want Phil's half tonight.

You know what I'm about to do.

- Hey, I just got word.

The nigga name is Mike.

That's who ran off of the cash.

- [Quan] Yeah.

And what about that motherfucker driving?

And did you take care of that?

- No bro, I still ain't got word on that.

- I said did you take care of that?

- Come on bro, that's unnecessary, man.

We got the names hurting Angie ain't necessary.

- What, you fucking the bitch?

- Look man, killing Angie ain't necessary, all right?

I know where to find him.

- [Quan] Oh yeah?

Well then let's go pull up on that nigga.

- All right bet, I'm on the way.

- How do you know he'll be here?

- What you mean how I know?

Our girl, told me who he was and I forced her to set it up.

That's why I couldn't handle that,

as you would say.

- Yeah, I don't trust her.

- Who?

- Our girl.

I mean shit just ain't adding up.

Why would Mike come way out here in the boaties

just to talk to her?

I mean, what could she possibly have to tell him

that's that important?

Something ain't right.

- You know how it is man.

Women got that power, you know what I'm saying?

Who knows what she coulda said to convince him

to come out here?

I just know, he'll show up.

- You strapped?

- Always.

- You?

- Yeah.

My shit in the trunk.

(suspenseful music)

- I knew I can't trust a fucking ass bitch.

What the fuck is going on here?

- I look familiar to you nigga?

- So you thought you was gonna be able to steal from me

and get away with it huh?

Where my fucking money?

- Man fuck you!

(gunshot fired)

- And I trusted you,

and you set me up.

(gunshot fired)

- Ahh!

- I'm not gonna ask you again.

Where's my fucking money and who sent you?

(suspenseful music)

- Man fuck it you ain't getting that shit back.

(gunshot fired)

(phone ringing)

- Yo.

- Hey, is it done?

Did you do it?

- Yeah, it's done.

- Floc?

Who is this?

- I guess, I got some before you did.

- Where is he?

What did you do?

- [911 Operator] 911 what's your emergency?

- Hello?

My boyfriend has been shot and I think he might be dead.

Yeah, I may be in some serious danger too.

2147 Belford.

And I have my son.

Okay.

- Oh man.

That's crazy.

You seen this?

- What's up?

What's going on?

- Y'all didn't hear about the shooting last night?

- Shooting?

- Yeah. - No.

- Dude apparently found two bodies last night

near the train tracks in the navigation.

The shooter turned himself in this morning.

Turns out it was Quan.

Yeah, that's right down the street.

- That's crazy.

- Apparently he shot the niggas that tried to rob him.

I was seeing here that, he shot his boy Flaco too.

Oh, that's crazy man look at this.

- Hey, we gotta bounce.

- That's wild.

- What we up next.

- Nah, we gotta go bro.

- You won't tell what's going on?

- You about find out.

You about to find out.

- My dawg in court bro.

We already know.

Yo, who lives here?

- Mo.

Man watch out, you tripping.

- So you gonna tell me where that money came from?

- I picked up my last paycheck from Ray.

That was my way of helping us out this month.

I just want to give you something.

And I did something.

I applied to college.

- Wow Mahogany.

- Yeah.

You know mom, lately I've been thinking, my choices.

They've just been having a much larger effect

on my future than I thought.

And I figured college would be a good start.

- Well, I'm proud of you.

Either way it goes.

- Thanks mom.

- And I know all that money ain't come from Ray's,

but that's between you and me though.

- Ms. Perkins,

on the night of the murder,

you made a call stating that your boyfriend named Flaco

was murdered.

How were you aware of such a thing?

- When he left, he told me he was meeting with Quan.

I knew they weren't getting along at the time.

So when it got late, I called him.

He didn't answer.

So I called again and again, again.

And then Quan answered.

That's how I knew Flaco was dead.

So I called the police.

- And what exactly was the disagreement

amongst the two men about?

- I don't know.

- Are you sure about that, Miss Perkins?

- I'm positive.

I told you everything that I know.

Can I go now?

- You're free to go.

(doorbell ringing)

- Hey baby.

Well come on in.

- Hey granny.

I'm doing much better now.

So good to see you.

- Well Deshaun is not here right now,

but he'll be here in a few.

I'm out back watering these plants.

Child my marigold's sprouted.

- Wow Granny, look at these marigolds.

And they protected the garden just like you said they would.

- It's amazing what happens when you just water daily.

You're cultivate it, and you give it the care,

and proper attention that it needs.

It's just like the mind.

You plant the right stuff.

That's what you gonna harvest.

- You know, I took your advice.

- What's that?

- Making good choices.

Staying planted by someone that's gonna help you grow.

And guess what I did?

- What baby?

- I applied to college.

- I applied to Northville University.

- Oh baby, that's amazing.

You know what, Deshaun just got accepted in NU.

I just know the Lord's got the same thing planned for you.

- Well, I hope so.

I actually just got my letter in the mail today.

I was hoping Deshaun was home and we could open it together.

- Well, Deshaun ought to be here soon, but you know what?

While we waiting on him,

you young people got all the energy.

Help me water these plants.

- Oh granny, you gave me the heavy one.

- You doing just fine.

- Just like this.

- Yes darling, just like that.

- All right.

- Welcome to Blake's.

How can I help you?

- So I'm gonna do the chopped beef sandwich.

Mo?

- I'll get the chopped beef baked potato loaded.

- That'll be 25 even.

- Keep the change.

- Oh, thank you.

Your order will be out shortly.

Welcome to Blake.

How can I help you?

- I'm looking for Angie, is that you?

Oh no.

One sec.

- Bitch are you Angie?

- Who are you?

And how dare you show up to a place of business

acting like this?

- Bitch I'm your worst nightmare.

You went to lie to the police about my cousin,

saying he killed those two people?

I'm coming for you, and I mean that.

- I think that girl that was working in Blake's

is Phil's girlfriend.

- Huh?

- I seen her before.

When Phil came up to Ray's, they were together.

- Mo, chill out.

Relax.

- Deshaun, think about it.

Look, our girl that just came in the restaurant,

said that she lied about her cousin murdering two people.

Flaco and Mike were the two people that were murdered.

Phil's dead.

An old girl in that restaurant,

who I clearly seen with him before, know something about it.

Don't you see how that all connects?

- Damn this shit crazy.

Y'all like, you blessed and highly favored

to be getting out of this life without even a stain on you.

You dodging a real bullet.

Man how you even do that?

- Man, I don't even know.

Something tells me if old girl in that restaurant

really knew who I was, I mean really knew who I was,

the situation coulda ended up a whole lot differently.

- Look, I don't know what that was, but be careful.

- Girl I'll be fine, don't worry about it.

Thanks though.

I'll catch you later, okay?

- All right girl, I'll talk to you later.

(car door shuts close)

- We had such a good time.

Oh no.

Okay, baby sorry, sorry.

- Hello, ma'am.

I'm Detective Russell and I'm gonna be working this case,

as well as the double homicide that occurred

a few weeks back.

You think they might be related?

- I don't know anyone who would want to do this to my baby.

I just can't believe this happened to her.

- I'm gonna do everything in my power to get down

to the bottom of this.

Have you ever heard Angie talk about a man who goes

by the name of Flaco?

Do you think she may have gotten herself

involved way too deep with this man,

which could have led to her death?

- No.

Angie had a boyfriend named Phillip,

and he had been murdered a few weeks back

in an armed robbery.

She did start acting a little different after that.

- Is it okay if you come down to the station

with me further the questioning?

- Anything to find out what happened to my baby?

- Okay, come on.

- Local authorities and paramedics are currently

on the scene of a murder that took place this evening

in Southeast Houston.

A woman by the name of Angelica Perkins was murdered

in her home.

It was reported by her neighbors,

suspicious activity was going on in the home.

The neighbors reportedly heard screaming

and notified the police.

When paramedics arrived on the scene,

the victim was pronounced dead.

- Bro told you.

(door squeaking open)

- Detective Russell.

Forensic found new prints on one of the victim's vehicles.

These prints here match a young lady

by the name of Mahogany McKinley.

- You know, it took me months to figure

out how all these people were connected.

Based on forensics, what we know about Angie,

and the car at the murder scene,

I think this may be our missing link.

- Yes.

(car horn honking)

- Yes!

What!

You got a whip?

Yo, we finna have fun.

- I'm so proud of both of you.

Thanks to Deshaun for driving my baby up there with you.

- You know what?

I honestly wouldn't have it any other way.

Somebody gotta look out for her.

- Now you gonna be far away from home Mahogany.

Be smart and bring back that degree.

- I will, I will, I will.

- I'll be okay.

- Thanks mom.

Y'all be careful on that road, okay?

And call me when y'all make it outta Texas.

- We will, I promise. - Be careful with my baby

Deshaun take care of her.

- I promise I will.

Trust me.

You ready?

- I'm ready.

- Yeah.

- Can you believe it?

- Not really.

- I'm going to college.

- Oh, I love seeing you talk like that though.

- You know Deshaun, I think about that girl, Angie and Phil,

every single day.

Like, that could have been me, right?

I really got a second chance.

Let's make it worth our while.

- You really did get a second chance though.

- Now before we go,

there's one more stop we gotta make.

- Where you trying to go now?

- I gotta go see Granny.

- Oh yeah, yeah.

Right, say less, say less.

(car door shuts close)

- Hey granny, getting ready to head out.

Couldn't leave without saying goodbye.

- It's never goodbye,

I'll see you when you come home.

- Okay, I'll see you when I come home.

Love you!

- All good?

- All good.

- Look, before we hit the road,

wanna stop by a place one more time?

- No.

Let's just hit the chicken shack and get on the road.

- Touche.

- Our future awaits.

♪ It was all a dream

♪ I used to think money was everything

♪ Day dreaming about the women in magazines

♪ Hoping she will write back

♪ And then she got a man

♪ Fuck it I'ma fight back

♪ Swing through with the Pinewood

♪ Studio with the Hollywood

♪ Hood nigga with a lot of class

♪ And there aint no turning back

♪ Don't kill my vibe

♪ I feel victorious

♪ Victorious

♪ Stop hating on me

♪ I feel victorious

♪ Victorious

♪ Ohhh

♪ Look in the mirror take a picture

♪ I feel victorious

♪ Victorious

♪ Ohhh

♪ I feel alive

♪ I feel victorious

♪ Victorious

♪ We just found a cure Dr. Saby

♪ Hoping Yahweh come and save me

♪ Institutions wanna slave me

♪ Fuck what you talking about

♪ Fucking pay me

♪ Bitch you be trying to play me

♪ Like I'm the underdog call me slim shady