(chill music)
(film whirring)
(chill R&B music)
♪ Love is radical ♪
♪ Trying for the unimaginable ♪
(phone buzzing)
(man moaning)
(phone buzzing)
- I love you.
- Not as much as I love you.
- Hmm, whatever, you want something from the kitchen?
- Sure, I'll have some water.
- Mmm.
Be right back.
(phone buzzing)
- What are you doing?
- Hey, I'm getting your water, girl.
- I'm good.
I thought I could use a little more of you.
- If you stop talking, you'll get what you want.
♪ I need your body ♪
♪ Bring it close to mine ♪
♪ Can I be between your love ♪
♪ Can I read your mind ♪
♪ I have flashbacks ♪
♪ Of you deep inside ♪
♪ So I think it's about time ♪
♪ Don't tell me what you want ♪
♪ I know just what to do ♪
♪ And don't tell me what it can ♪
♪ With me there are no rules ♪
♪ Wish you can feel my appetite ♪
♪ I'ma do you right ♪
♪ All right ♪
♪ I just wanna place it now ♪
♪ Dry my hair and make a sound ♪
♪ I'ma give my heart to you ♪
♪ To you to you to you ♪
- Hey babe, had a early meeting.
I will see you later for dinner.
I love you.
P.S., cut your bitches off.
I don't know who you were texting
but you wouldn't want me texting anyone.
So you should give me the same respect.
Love you.
(sighing)
(phone ringing)
Sup, bro?
- What's good bro, you going to work?
- Yeah, I got a few meetings today.
Why, what's up?
- Nothin', I was thinking about hitting that new spot.
- What new spot?
- Cover Zone.
I hear it's bangin' in there, boy.
- I can meet you there around seven.
- Say less, I'll see you then.
- Later.
- So he wants to fucking cheat with bitches on me
and sit here and try to do me?
Fucked up and both,
I'm about to teach this motherfucker something,
I'm tired of these motherfuckers doing me.
Why do they be doing me?
(tires hissing)
(kooky music)
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
- Hey, baby, what's up?
- Don't what's up me!
- No, like how you feeling?
You sound like you mad or something.
- Did you slash my tires?
- Okay, yes, yes, I did.
I did slash your tires.
But I put sugar in your tank too
'cause I wanted to make you double mad.
Are you mad?
- Bitch, I'ma fuck you up!
- Oh man, shut your ass up,
you ain't gonna do shit
'cause you know my father will lock your dumb ass up.
Plus, why the fuck did you tell me
that you stopped fucking with her any fucking way?
- I never told you that.
- No, no, your actions told me that you stopped
fucking with her.
Every time that you came and spent the night
at my motherfucking house
and had me cook you dinner and breakfast,
that's when I realized that we go together.
- I never stayed the night at your house,
bitch you crazy!
- No I am not crazy!
I'm in love, duh!
And you definitely had breakfast
plenty of motherfucking times.
Just because it was at dinnertime
doesn't mean it wasn't breakfast
'cause I cooked your ass breakfast food.
- Look.
Look, just don't be in love with me, okay?
Fuck!
(phone ringing)
Fuck, this bitch keep calling me!
Shit cannot keep happening!
Hello?!
- Why wouldn't I be in love with you?
You fine as hell.
You got money, you smart.
- And your ass is crazy!
Look, stay the fuck away from me, you hear me?
- Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, Ken,
I know, I know.
I know you're gonna kill me
if I don't stay away from you.
I know, I know.
- I'm not gonna kill you
but you're gonna wish I did.
- I mean okay, so what you gonna do,
you gonna beat my ass?
What, oh you gonna fuck me up or somehow?
Yeah get the fuck out of here,
you ain't gonna do shit.
- Look, just stay away from me.
Damn!
Fuck!
(kooky music)
Hey, how you doing?
- Oh, I'm fine.
Hey, you want a water?
- No, I'm good, but thank you.
- I believe I'm taking you downtown.
Is that where you work?
- Yup.
- Okay.
Well, no problem.
- What's up, bro?
Hey.
You all right?
What's up, bro?
Hey, Chanel.
- Hey, good morning.
- I got any meetings?
- Yeah, you have two.
First one with Mr. Johnson,
next one is with Tanisha Roberts.
- Okay, do me a favor, call Mr. Johnson
and let him know I'm here.
Hey, Mr. Johnson!
I was just telling her to call you.
- Hey, well I'm right here.
You know I gotta meet my wife in about an hour
but I want to talk to you about this new client we have
coming in today.
- Mrs. Roberts, right?
- Miss Roberts.
She just divorced that NBA player
and she got a 20 million dollar settlement.
She's coming onboard with us
and she wanted you to handle her account.
- What you mean she want me?
- [Mr. Johnson] She asked for you by name.
- Really?
- Yeah, something about one of her friends
you made a lot of money for.
She's hoping you can do the same for her.
- Well I'm sure I can.
- Yeah, so how's my baby girl doing?
- She's good.
- Hey, I'm not trying to make me a grandfather
before she has your last name, huh?
- No, sir, no kids right now.
You know I gotta get her that house she wants
before I can give her any babies.
- Oh man, look, you just be the man
she wants you to be.
That'd be greater than any house
you could ever give her.
- How do you do it?
- Do what?
- Stay married as long as you have?
I mean, my parents got a divorce
when I was in the fifth grade and
every woman that my father been with since,
he cheated on.
And I know it.
It didn't go well from my family.
- Ken, you know, one of the hardest things
for a man to do is to stay faithful.
Let me tell you a little secret.
- What's that?
- Women have a hard time straying too.
In fact, women probably like sex
as much, if not more than we do.
But you'll be surprised
how much a woman will do for you
if she knew you were turning down
all the opportunities coming your way.
- Have you ever cheated?
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to ask that, forget I said that.
I didn't mean to overstep.
- Well Ken, I haven't always been the man
that I am today.
And I probably have strayed a little bit, yeah.
But when I saw the look in my wife's eyes
when she caught me,
man that said it all.
And I mean seriously,
I mean, when she threatened to take away my baby girl,
I knew I had to straighten up and fly right.
No more BS.
I'm gonna give you a piece of advice.
Either marry my daughter or leave her alone.
And if you do decide to stray,
be the best cheater ever.
Don't get caught.
- Well I don't plan on hurting her.
I plan on making her the happiest woman in the world.
- And that's why I like you, Ken.
I know you love my daughter.
And I'ma give you another piece of advice.
If you are looking around out here and messing up,
don't fall in love with the side piece.
Okay?
And if you're gonna cheat, like I said,
be the best cheater ever.
'Cause any man can love a hundred women.
But it takes a real man
to love just one.
- I understand.
And I promise, I am not gonna hurt her.
- All right.
Now let's close this account
so I can pay for this big wedding.
All right? - No problem.
I got you.
- All right. - See you later.
- Okay.
- Girl, yes, you know good well I saw Power.
And baby, that 50 Cent, honey,
he can get get get it, yes he can, honey.
Girl, yes I am serious.
Listen honey, I will put something in his drink
while he be sleeping.
When he wake up, he would think
he was having my baby.
Yeah, he the fool that say
have a baby by me and become a millionaire.
So you know I can't hit the lottery
but I sure am gonna hit 50.
(laughing) Yes.
Girl, let me call you back,
the warden walking in.
- You're sure having a lot of fun in here.
- All right, bye.
- Guess I'm not giving you enough work.
- And maybe you crazy.
I do it all around here.
I take the emails,
I send out the emails,
I take the calls and I make the coffee.
I do it all around here.
- I hear that.
But all I see you doing
is dancing around or on that damn phone.
- Okay, you right, I'm sorry.
Donald Trump, please don't fire me.
- I don't wanna fire you.
All I want you to do is do your job.
That's it, that's all I want from you.
Can you do that?
I mean, know what, can you get me some coffee, please?
- Um, ooh.
- Mmm, uh, what?
- See what happened was, I forgot,
I didn't get a chance to make it.
- [Seqoia] You know what,
I think I'ma go ahead and fire you.
- No, you can't do that.
Who gonna take care of my kids?
I need my job.
- Girl, that's not my problem.
And you don't even have no kids!
- And I won't be able to either if you fire me.
Don't no man want no broke ass woman.
- And you're not supposed to be taking care of no man.
- [Angela] I know, but I gotta do my part.
You know I can't cook
and you know I'm not having sex.
(knocking)
- Excuse me, good morning ladies.
I'm looking for a Sequoia Johnson.
- Hmmm, I'm Seqoia Johnson. (chuckling)
And forget everything you just heard.
'Cause I have all the sex you want!
This is nice, is this real?
Is this a nice beard?
- Excuse me, I'm so sorry.
I'm Seqoia Johnson and this is my assistant Angela.
- Hello, it's nice to meet you.
- [Seqoia] Likewise.
Excuse me, that's enough.
- It's nice to meet you also, Angie.
- Damn.
Well, damn.
Boy, you so fine, be walking around here deaf.
- I'm not.
Why do you say that?
- Because clearly you heard her say
my name was Angela, not Angie.
Would you want me walking around here
messing up your name, Rico Suave?
- I sincerely apologize.
I guess you're right.
- [Angela] You know I'm right.
Thank you.
- I'm so sorry, this is so embarrassing.
I'm so sorry.
This is enough, okay?
Why don't you go get us some coffee
since you forgot to make some this morning?
- Okay, yes I can.
What would you like in yours?
- I actually would take a tea.
Would you like some coffee?
I mean, actually, who are you?
- I'm sorry, my name is De'Rico Matthews
but all my friends, they call me Rico.
- Okay, nice to meet you.
- I tell you what, I'm also gonna take a tea also.
But how about I pay this time, Angela?
- [Angela] Oh, you know what?
I am liking you. (laughing)
- [Rico] And why don't you get yourself
something too, okay?
- Oh, yes.
I was.
Oh.(giggling) - Okay, bye.
Angela, bye.
I'm so sorry.
Angela, please get the coffee.
I'm so sorry, you have to excuse her.
- [Rico] No apologies necessary.
- So you're here for the interview?
- Absolutely, yes I am.
- Okay, nice.
Okay, where did you go to school?
- I went to Shaw,
the small college in North Carolina, actually.
- In Raleigh?
I know so many people there.
- Oh, really?
How old are you?
I'm only asking because maybe we know
some of the same people.
- Oh, Mr. Matthews, you know you're not
supposed to ask a woman her age, right?
- Well, Miss Johnson,
I didn't know a woman as beautiful as you
had a problem telling her age.
- Stop, you already got the job, okay?
Cut it out, sir.
- I don't know, but you didn't even flip
through my work.
- I didn't have to, I've seen it a thousand times.
You came highly recommended,
and I actually looked over it last night.
- Excellent.
Well, you get some more work.
I tell you what.
How about we go grab lunch?
On me.
- Okay, well I haven't had breakfast
so it'll definitely hit the spot.
- Excellent.
All right, well look,
I'll go grab the car and I'll see you downstairs?
- Okay, well let me let Angela know we're going.
- That sounds good.
- All right. - I'll see you.
- Okay girl, there's something I wanna show you.
Oh my god, okay, these.
These came in last week
and I held you some.
- Yes, so cute. - Right?
- Valenciaga, this.
Love those. - Right.
And oh my gosh.
He's going to love you in this.
- Yes, he gonna love me up out of this baby.
Woo, child.
Mmm, ain't that cute?
It's so cute. - Oh, yes.
(phone ringing) - Yes, hand me my damn phone.
Hold on one minute.
Niggas, anyway.
- (scoffing) Can't live with them.
- Girl, you sure can't live without them.
But I have to guarantee you one thing,
don't show a nigga nothing that you don't want em,
by giving you a new man, okay?
And I'ma look good tonight with that outfit on
with my new new man.
- Period, okay, amen.
- Yes, honey, actually,
I'ma take all three of those.
And yup, this is for you.
- Oh my god, I can't take this.
- I gotta pay my therapist, don't I?
So yes, you can take that.
I so appreciate you, enjoy yourself.
- Well, here you go.
- Yes, I cannot wait to wear this.
Oh my god.
Yes, so cute.
- So, where'd you go to school?
- I went to Spellman.
- Really?
I used to come up there all the time.
- Really?
I never seen you there.
- I know, 'cause I would have remembered you.
- Is that so?
- Absolutely.
I mean you had to be the most beautiful woman there.
- I wouldn't say all that.
- I didn't ask you what you would say.
I'm the one sayin' it.
(phone ringing)
Hmm, thank you.
Why didn't you answer?
- Look at you, being nosy.
- Must have been your dude.
- Look at you all in my business, but,
yes, it was my man.
- So you do have one.
- Yes I do.
- Must not like him too much
because if I was your man,
you would never not wanna answer my calls.
- It's not that I didn't wanna answer.
I just don't feel he would have understood me
being out with my new male coworker.
- So you can't have friends?
- Yeah, I can have friends.
I can have whatever I want.
I pay my own bills.
No, I can't have no friends.
(both laughing)
- I'm not gonna lie.
I wouldn't want you out with another man either
so I don't blame him.
- I'm glad you understand, so on that note,
let's get back before your woman kills us both.
- My woman?
- Yes, Angela.
- Listen, Koi.
She's beautiful and all that, but,
Angela's not my type.
- What's your type?
- You.
- Thank you, that's nice and all that
but I have a man.
- Who you trying to convince,
me or yourself?
- Hey, I finished all my morning work.
I was gonna take off for early lunch
if that's okay with you?
- Yeah, that's fine.
I only got one more meeting left
and then I was gonna take the rest of the day off anyway.
- You do remember that you have a late night
conference call with Europe, right?
- Oh, shit, I totally forgot.
Well, shit, I'll just take it on my cell.
- Mmm, I don't think you're gonna be able to do that
because you're gonna need the files
that I put together for you.
- Okay, I'll just come in back around nine
and handle that.
- Okay, cool.
I'll come in too,
'cause I know you're gonna need me.
- You know you don't have to do that.
- I know, but, I want to.
- All right, well,
I guess I'll bring dinner, what you want?
- Mmmm,
lamb chops from Green Room Cafe?
- Good choice, got you.
- Okay, thank you.
I'll see you tonight.
- All right.
(phone chiming)
- Hello?
- Hey bae, I called you.
- I know baby, I was in a meeting.
- I want to take you out to eat.
- Okay, well what about dinner?
- Hmm.
It'll have to be a early dinner.
I got a meeting on the phone
with the team over in Europe.
Oh yeah, and your father asked about you.
- Oh, I need to call him.
I've been so busy with this Think Detroit ad.
I'ma call him.
- I had they CEO on my office last week
talking about the ad funding.
I didn't know he was using you for that.
- Mmm, I told you about it, babe.
- Yeah, I don't remember that, babe.
- I know, you don't remember nothing I tell you.
- Excuse me?
- Nothing.
- No, you said it, so repeat it.
(tense music) - Okay.
Who was texting you this morning?
I saw the heart eyes.
- Huh?
If you can huh, you can hear.
Who was texting you?
- I said, what did you say?
- Okay, play dumb.
That's cool.
- Okay, now so you need to watch your mouth.
- I need to watch my mouth?
You watch your motherfucking mouth.
I don't know who the fuck you think you're talking to.
- You know what, fuck you.
- Off my fucking phone.
Stupid ass.
- Hello?
Fuck!
- So, there was no secretary at your desk
but I'm gonna assume that you are Kenyan Burnette?
- Yes, I am.
I'm sorry, who are you?
- Tanisha, Tanisha Roberts?
- Oh, Miss Roberts.
How you doing?
I'm sorry, I'm sorry about that.
Come on in, have a seat.
- Are you sure?
'Cause I can come back later,
it looks like a bad time.
- Yes, I'm sure.
I'm here to make you a lot of money, right?
- Mhmm.
And also make yourself a lot of money in the process.
- Okay.
Well, with that being said,
so what are you into?
- Um, I'm into men.
Preferably chocolate ones.
- Excuse me?
- You asked what I was into.
I told you I was into men.
Just want to see you smile.
You look really uptight right now.
- Do I?
- Very.
You're never supposed to be uptight
when you're trying to make money, right?
- Okay, I'm sorry.
How about we start over?
How you doing, I'm Kenyan Burnette.
- Nice to meet you, Mr. Burnette.
I'm Pamela.
- Nice to meet you, fake Pam.
I see you're a comedian, huh?
- I do a little standup on the side.
But really just wanted to see you smile.
And look, there it is.
- Well you know what, thank you.
I needed that.
So what do you wanna put your money into?
- Well I usually like to put my money in my purse,
but before it gets there
I'm assuming we need to do some stocks
or maybe a startup business or something?
- I have a few new businesses
that will get you a high profit margin
in a reasonable amount of time.
- Like?
- Marijuana.
- Wait, like weed?
- Yes, weed.
Look, I know it's low right now
but in a year,
it'll be like Facebook and Tiktok.
- Well, I guess that sounds good.
You know your stuff, right?
So how does this work?
I write you a check for,
say like a million dollars
and I come back in a few months?
- No, that's not how I do business.
I want your input.
This is your money.
So you need to know where it's going.
So I'm gonna set you up a online account
and you can check it whenever you want.
- Sounds like I'ma have to do some work too.
That's not how my husband's advisors usually do it.
They usually just take our money
and come back with results that are bad.
- Husband?
- I did say husband, didn't I?
I've been saying it so long,
it's like a second nature.
- So why did you two get a divorce anyway?
- Why does anybody get a divorce, Mr. Burnette?
See, he wanted more than one wife.
But I can only have one man.
- Well you know, it's illegal
to have more than one wife.
- Well he didn't want them actually to say like "I do".
He just wanted them hos never to say they didn't.
- Yeah, sound like your husband
had his share of women.
- No, my husband was a cheating son of a bitch.
And when I mean cheating son of a bitch,
I mean his momma was a bitch too.
Like I can't stand that heifer.
- (laughing) His momma was a bitch?
- A big bitch. - Look.
Please don't hold back for me, okay?
(both laughing)
Honestly, if you ask me,
I think women are worse than men.
- [Tanisha] Oh my god.
- Seriously, y'all just do it better than we do.
For every woman, no,
for every man that cheats,
I guarantee you there's at least 10 women
that cheat as well.
- No, see, now you sound like my husband.
- Hey, well, your husband must have been a smart man.
- Now if he was so smart,
would I be in your office spending his money?
- So what you saying?
- I'm saying, it's just a shame
men can't have one woman and be monogamous.
I was the one praying for him every night.
I was the one helping him over his papers
so he can get through school and get drafted.
I was the one nursing 'em injuries.
I was a whole fool for that man.
- You know, sometimes a man don't know a good thing
until it's gone.
- Hmm.
- And I can honestly say,
he's not the first man,
nor will be the only man
nor the last man that will have regrets
when it comes to women.
- I bet.
It's just a shame like
men never realize when they have like
a good woman that's really for them.
Until they run across the woman that
only wants them for they money.
- Wish I could say you was wrong
but I can't.
Well, I'm gonna go ahead and get your account set up
and I'll see you soon.
- Looking forward to seeing you
to say the least.
- Hold on, hold on.
Here you go, let me give you one of my cards.
Take that.
If you need anything,
don't hesitate to reach out to me, right?
- Thank you, Mr. Burnette.
And I just want to say I'm so sorry
for dumping all my problems out on you.
- Look, it is no problem, trust me.
All right?
- [Tanisha] Well it's nice meeting you.
- You too, you have a nice one.
- [Tanisha] Take care.
(R&B music)
- Ooh, damn, he fine.
I wish I can get a man like that.
- Can't get a man looking like that.
- Like what?
- Nothing.
- You know what, you fake ass Faith Evans?
What is it, are you upset
'cause you ain't got no friends?
I mean, what, I'm just trying to figure it out.
Biggie left you, Tupac didn't want you
and now you stuck with Stevie J.
(scoffing) Girl, you gonna be all right.
Koi!
Your friendless fake ass Faith Evans friend is out here.
- [Nika] Ooh, mentally innocent person.
- [Angela] Bye, black white.
- [Nika] Bye, bitch.
- Girl, come in here.
You two at it again?
- Girl, you know her big ass don't like me.
- Don't do that, like you even care.
- You're right, I don't.
So what's going on with you?
- Nothing, been working all day.
Ken got on my last nerve.
- What that nigger do now?
- He is not a nigger, Kenika.
But I think he,
you know what, never mind, nothing.
- What, what's going on?
- Nothing, Nika, I don't like talking about Ken with you.
You always have something negative to say about him.
- See, 'cause I don't like the way that he treats you.
You could do so much better than his cornball ass.
Like that fine ass brother of his, Robert?
No, never mind, that's more of my type.
- Ken is a good dude.
I mean, he just,
he got man ways.
- I guess his man ways came out last year
at the Estes Festival.
- That was so last year.
- (sighing) Listen, he used it to his advantage
that he's the first real man you've ever been with.
- He was not my first, Nika.
- Girl, bye.
He was the first ever, taste that pudding.
- He wasn't the first, but,
he actually was the first to get it right.
- I just bet. (laughing)
Well, hello.
- How you doing?
It's D'Rico Matthews.
- I'm Nika, I'm Koi's best friend.
- [Rico] Pleasure to meet you.
- The pleasure is mine.
- Rico just started with us.
- Hmm, seems I got to come right here more often.
- [Koi] No you don't.
- Hey, Koi, did I leave my bag?
- Oh, look, you did. - Oh, great.
I got her.
- You can stay down here as long as you need to, honey.
- [Angela] Nika.
- I'm just saying.
- I'm so sorry about that, Rico.
- Well, I'll see you later.
- Okay, see you later.
Bye.
- Yes, see you later.
- Stop.
It's not even like that, don't do that.
You're so embarrassing.
- Girl, he'd like him some you.
- No he does not.
Girl you know I'm not gonna mess with nobody I work with.
- You hired him, right?
- I did.
- You can fire his ass then.
I'll take him over Ken anyday.
- See what I'm talking about?
That's why I don't like talking about Ken with you.
You always got something negative to say
when it comes to him, Nika.
- Because he's a piece of shit.
- He is my piece of shit.
So next topic.
Girl, get out.
Bitch, I got a lot of work to do
and you know it's not gonna do itself.
Get out, honey.
- I'm outta here, yeah.
'Cause you know Bertha big ass sure ain't gonna do it.
- Yo mama, bitch.
You know that girl's the devil, right?
- She is not the devil, she's my friend.
- She's a friend you need to watch.
- Why would I have to watch Nika?
She's like a sister to me.
- Koi, come on.
You know, the sister sleep with sister's men all the time.
- Well let's just hope she doesn't do that to me.
- Well watch her and she won't be able to.
- All right, fine, I guess you have a point.
Girl, let me get my stuff and get out of here.
- Okay, I'll hold down fort around here.
- Can you please not burn it down?
- I'm not, I need my job.
- Good, I need it too.
So I'm about to pack up, get out of here.
Please move all my clients to tomorrow.
If it's important, go ahead and send me their phone number
and I will call them, okay?
- Um, Koi?
- Yes, Angela?
- You think Rico want his change back?
- I'm pretty sure he does.
- No, he ain't that petty.
- You talking about petty,
how much did you spend?
- Four dollars.
- You have 46 dollars of his money?
- Yes.
- Angela! - What?
- You know what, just,
I'm trying to leave, just keep the money, okay?
Keep it, fine.
- Koi.
- Yes, Angela?
- Can you give me 1157 dollars?
- For what?
- For this Louis bag that I saw at the mall.
- A Louis bag? - Yes.
- Listen, I'm talking about wanting to get outta here
and you're talking about a Louis bag?
If you don't get out my office,
- You got one, I want one!
That's not fair. - Get out my office.
Crazy sound. - I just want a bag.
- Just get out, ugh!
- So what you gonna do the rest of the day?
- Gotta go back to the office.
Gotta take this conference call tonight.
- Oh, bro, you can't do that shit here?
- Psh, I wish.
But I need the files that's at the office.
- Dang, I was gonna see if I can get you two
to take me to dinner.
- Here you go, always talking about some food, man.
You better not be pregnant.
- Man, stop it.
You know I am not pregnant.
It's too hard to get anybody in this city to date me
because of who you are and who dad was.
- Good.
- Yeah, dad was special.
- Psh, super special.
But hey, where Koi at?
- I don't know, probably at work.
- Mmm.
- I'll call her.
- Nobody asked you to call her.
- What you do?
- Who said I did anything?
- Because you always doing something.
I love Koi.
I wanna be in her wedding.
She is the second best thing
that ever happened to you.
- I'm afraid to ask what's the first.
- That's because I'm the best thing
that ever happened to the both of you.
- No, you the second best thing.
You already know my baby the first.
Come on, man, but,
sis, you already know you got a special place
in my heart.
- I just asked where you were.
- Hey, sis, why didn't you tell me
you was coming over here?
- Well that's because RD wanted to show Ken
his new car, so here we are.
- Okay.
- [Robert] Hell yeah.
Well sis, what's good, man?
- Nothing.
Happy to see you all here.
Y'all know you all like the sister and brother
I never had.
- You gonna babysit, man.
You know she be trying to get over
for a few weeks now.
- Anytime is good, next week.
- Hell yeah, she really gonna let her.
- I'ma come too.
We can take her shopping,
have a all girls day.
- It's a date.
- All right.
Well, I'm hungry.
I love you bro, but you ready, big head?
- Yeah man, let's do it.
- [Danny] All right, I love y'all.
- All right.
I love y'all too.
Hey bro, I'ma call you later
to talk to you about that hot ass car.
- What kind of car did you get?
- Oh man, nothing big.
- Yeah okay, nothing big.
I'm sure you've seen it right when you walked in.
He parked it right near the front door.
- That Bentley?
- Nah, man, you know I have to treat myself, man.
- Treat yourself?
More like put a target on your back.
You know you ain't need that hot ass car.
- There's a lot of stuff y'all men don't need
but that hasn't ever stopped y'all,
has it? (tense music)
- Yeah, and on that note, damn.
Come on. - It's time to go.
(laughing)
- Bye.
- [Danny] All right, yall.
- [Ken] All right y'all, I love you all.
- Love you. - Sure.
- Damn, Koi, what's up with that?
- [Koi] What are you talking about?
- Yeah, okay, play dumb.
- I guess I'm playing dumb
like you was playing this morning.
- What are you talking about?
- Who was texting you this morning?
- Nobody.
- You and nobody fucking lie.
- Okay, you need to calm down.
- I guess whoever's texting you
found out where you live and found out you have a woman.
- Everybody knows I have a woman, Koi.
- Do you know you have a woman?
- You know what?
You enjoy the rest of your day.
I want to go back to the office.
- Have fun at the office.
I guess that's what you call your whorehouse, right?
The office?
I will admit, that does sound better.
- You a angry ass woman!
- You would be too if you had to wake up to you.
- Okay, keep talking, you gonna regret it.
- I don't regret shit.
The only thing I regret is you.
- Fuck you!
- No, fuck you.
You tried early but you couldn't 'cause you was too worried
about who was texting you!
(door slamming)
- Hello?
Yeah I'm on my way,
can you have those files ready?
Yeah. ♪ I know a part of you ♪
♪ is letting go ♪
♪ I tried to love you with an open heart ♪
- Hey.
The files are already on your desk
and I also brought you a bottle of wine.
- Good.
I need a glass right now.
Thanks.
- Mhmm.
♪ For letting you believe in me, I'm wrong ♪
♪ And I'm sorry ♪
(hip hop music)
- Call this girl.
(phone ringing)
- Hey, what's up?
- Hmm, girl, I told you that nigger was shit.
I don't know why you keep giving him
chance after chance after chance.
- Because I love him, I mean,
Ken gets on my nerve and everything, but,
I really do love him.
- Mmm, and does he love you?
He has cheated on you, he has lied to you.
Girl.
- Okay, and I mean what man hasn't cheated?
Name one.
- Obama, bitch.
The fuck?
- Girl, if you think that, you are crazy.
All men cheat.
So you tellin me that Ken is a liar
does not bother me.
- And where he at anyway?
- He's at work.
- This late, he at work?
Yeah, okay girl.
- Where you at?
- Pulling back up to the house,
where you at?
- Save me a drink for later.
- I'll have it on chill,
but don't keep me waiting.
- Girl, bye, I'm not you.
See you later.
- Bye, bitch.
This girl's so damn stupid.
Mmm,mmm,mm.
(phone ringing)
- What's up, bro?
- Yo.
What are you up to?
- Nothing, just wrapping up this meeting.
- Okay, what you about to get into?
You going to the house?
- No, I actually gotta finish this work up here.
And then I'll be heading home.
Bro, let me call you right back.
- Everything all right?
- Yeah, yeah, everything good.
- See, I brought you two bottles of wine
because I wanted the first one to get you there
and then the second one I was hoping that
you could get me there.
- What you doin'?
- Whatever it is you want me to do.
I want to take your mind off everything
that's been bothering you.
- You do?
- Mhmm.
♪ We gon break it out tonight ♪
♪ Baby we gon have a ball ♪
♪ Tonight we gon do it all ♪
♪ Ain't nobody gotta know ♪
♪ About our little freaky show ♪
♪ Do the things we're ashamed of ♪
♪ Ain't nobody here to judge us ♪
♪ I'm doing you you returning face ♪
- He talking about he going to work.
Let's see if his ass gonna be there.
Oh if he ain't, I swear to god.
- Oh, talk to me daddy, do you like it?
- So this is the meeting?
- Oh shit!
Koi.
Hold on, wait, wait.
- Hold up for what?
What are you gonna tell me?
That my mind is playing tricks on me?
That I'm seeing things?
- Baby, look, I'm sorry.
- I know you sorry.
Tell me something I don't know.
You always fucking sorry.
You've been sorry.
And I'm sorry for your sorry ass.
- I deserve that.
- Ken, you really make a bitch wish
she was blind right now.
And you, put on your fucking clothes!
Look at you!
Fucking disgusting.
You really here fucking your boss?
How did it feel?
Ah-ah, you don't have anything to say?
You was real talkative a few seconds ago.
Ah, ah ,ah ,ah what?
You motherfuckers know any other word besides I?
(somber music)
Bitch, say I again.
And I'ma knock your fucking teeth
out your mouth,
then I'ma call my father and fire your ass
and your ass too.
You know what?
(slapping)
I guess I'm sorry too.
- Oh, shoot, what's going on?
- Hold up, Candy, you hard to get.
- What's going, everything good?
- Hell yeah, man.
- Can I get you a drink?
- No, I don't drink.
- So yeah, what we talking about?
- I can do over the 25, 25 all right?
- Nah, it's gonna be a little more than that.
- Hmph.
Why the fuck you always trying to tax me?
- Tax you?
Nigga, I'm not taxing you.
I'm giving you the price.
Look, either you want it or you don't.
It's up to you.
- You a funny nigga, dog, funny nigga.
- Either you trying to do business or not, simple.
- Know what?
A nigga drink that, nigga, I'd rather not.
- All a waste of my motherfucking time, bro.
- You gonna regret trying to tax me.
- What, that supposed to be a threat?
Nigga, we here.
You better do whatever you need to do right now.
Ain't no need to talk shit later.
- I ain't scared of your motherfucking security.
- Yeah, but my security's for you, not for me.
- Nigga, fuck you, nigga.
I can end this shit now.
- Damn, my man, you need to get that gun up off him.
- Look at you.
If you blink wrong, you're dead.
- Gimme this gun.
- Man, get this nigger the fuck up outta here.
- [Thug] Get your ass up out of here.
- You let this nigga in with a gun?
I didn't know I was supposed to check him.
He say he was here to see you.
- Dog, the people coming to see me
are the main ones you supposed to check!
- I fucked up.
- Look, it's cool.
But you know I can't have you working that door anymore.
- All right, boss.
- What's your name?
- DaShawn.
- DaShawn, I'm Robert, it's good to meet you.
Hey, when's your birthday?
- April 4th.
- Get outta here, bro, that's my son's birthday, man.
So wait, that makes you a good dude?
- Man, I try to be.
- My dog, I'ma see you tomorrow.
- Okay.
- All right.
And DaShawn, my name's Robert, not boss.
- All right.
- Good.
- Let me ask you a question.
Why didn't you fire the old boy?
- 'Cause I don't need another motherfucker
I gotta pay you to protect me from.
Matter of fact, April 4th?
You gonna make that his last little birthday that he had.
- Okay.
And what about our boy?
- What about him?
- I don't know man, he just seem janky to me, man.
Seemed like the type to do some old ho ass shit, you know?
- No, look, we're gonna cross that bridge
when it comes.
Come on.
(moaning)
- Ooh, that's right.
Slow, baby, yes.
(moaning)
(phone ringing)
Wait a minute, wait.
Oh, fuck.
Wait a minute, get up, get up.
Get up, get up, Koi's calling, I gotta answer.
- Fuck her, what is you talking about?
- It's my best friend.
Shut the fuck up, be quiet.
Hello?
- Nika.
I fucking hate that bitch.
- Yo girl, what's going on?
- Where you at?
- Mhmm.
Yep, you come right on over.
Nothing's going on, just come on.
Yup, I ain't doing shit at all.
- I'll be there in five minutes.
- All right, all right, I'll see you in a minute.
Get your rat shit on, come on.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's go. - Shit, come on.
- Get up.
Koi got to come over here. - I haven't even come yet.
- Okay, you'll come later.
Get your rest, get the fuck out of here.
You know she can't know
we messing around. - Are you fucking serious?
- Let's go.
Trust me baby, I don't want you to stop
but you got to go
'cause she can't know what's going on, now.
- Hey Colin, what you doing here?
- Doing where, what you talking about?
- You was here seeing Nika?
- Oh no, no, she live here?
- Yeah, that's her building.
- Small world, babe, my people staying right there.
- Oh okay, cool.
- Looks like you been crying, baby, what's wrong?
- Yeah I don't wanna talk about it.
(chuckling)
- What'd he do now?
- Nothing, Colin.
That's why you should have chose me,
you know that, right?
I told you Ken wasn't shit.
You know how I was feeling about you
and I know you was feeling me,
so what's up?
- Please, like, don't go there right now.
Stop it, like,
he's supposed to be your brother, your best friend,
and you coming at me like this right now?
- You and I know probably now fucking
none of my friends and your friends or that matter.
- What?
What are you talking about right now?
- Nothing.
Look, Koi, I want you.
I don't even know why you fucking Ken like that anyway.
Ken don't give a fuck about nobody but Ken.
- Colin, that's real fucked up
you coming at me like this.
That's your brother, supposed to be your best friend
and you coming at me like that?
- Look, I think I need to let you know
how bad I want you. (tense music)
- Colin, let me go.
Let me go. - You think you
better than me?
- I am better than you
and you need to let me go before I scream.
Let me go!
What the fuck wrong with you?
- Aigh't, Koi.
- Dog, was it worth it?
- Fuck no, it wasn't worth it, man.
- Did you even try to call her?
- And say what?
Bro, it ain't no coming back from that.
Woman catch her man fucking another woman?
Man, it's over, man.
I know I lost.
- Dog.
If you breathing, there's a chance, homie.
She just mad right now.
You gotta stop pushing so hard, bro.
Man, look, if you love her, just tell her that.
- Bro, I ain't never seen her look that sad before.
Fuck!
I know I broke her heart.
- Dog, you broke her, right?
That means you could fix her.
But you gotta trust me, bro,
you gotta stop pushing.
Look, check this out,
the only thing you gotta worry about
is that payback.
(R&B music)
- Girl, I told you that nigga would cheat.
But no, just whoever say though he's Koi, more or less.
- He was making love to that bitch.
I hate him.
I mean why the fuck would he be fucking this bitch
at my father's place
knowing that if it got out,
it's gonna embarrass me and my father?
- 'Cause he wasn't thinking with the right head.
Let me hit you with some game, baby.
Niggas love new pussy.
They love that shit more than they love they money.
Ain't nothing better than pussy but new pussy.
- Some bitch flattened all his tires.
I mean, oh my god.
How many bitches is he fucking with?
- Girl, ain't no telling.
He's a successful black man.
Bitches throwin pussy at him left and right.
They are soaking that shit up, okay?
- Broke men cheat too.
I'm not dating a guy with no education,
no future, no direction.
- (laughing) Well always be prepared
for there to be a side bitch.
But the key is for the side bitch
to remain a side bitch and know her place.
But see a bitch like me,
I don't mind being a side bitch.
See, lie, that bitch,
be honest with me.
Tell me all your wants and needs and aspirations,
tell me them hos you wanna fuck.
Shit we can fuck him together for all I care.
- And you think that's okay?
- Do you think it's not?
- I think it's terrible.
- Hmm.
You saw his face when he was fucking that bitch?
- Yeah, I did.
- Look like he was enjoying it?
- He looked like he was enjoying
every fucking second of it.
- So the thing is so you get that in a hole about you.
You gonna always be the wifey bitch at home
sitting here sad and crying.
You have to be the fantasy that he's looking for, okay?
Suck the nigga dick on the way to the Jeezy concert, honey.
- I'm not sucking no nigga dick
in no car to no concert.
I mean what if he gotta come?
- Well then you start (mumbling) that shot, honey.
Have them credit juices flow, aunty.
- You are so nasty.
If you got it all figured out,
why you not married?
- 'Cause the man I want isn't available.
And I have no problem with it.
- I understand that.
You mind if I crash here tonight?
I mean, I don't wanna be around him.
- Listen, you never have to ask
if you wanna stay here.
Mi casa su casa.
Let me take this motherfucking shot
'cause you done got me beat.
Mmm, what is this, my god, ooh!
- I need another one.
- It's just like what,
ooh child, mmmm.
- Here you go.
- We gonna do this all night, oh my god.
- I need it.
- Ooh, wee.
Cheers.
- Mmm.
- Anything good in there?
- Same old thing.
It's all politics,
just sick of it.
- I remember when you wanted to be a politician.
You wanted to be the mayor of Detroit.
- Yeah, and I realized that would cost me
the thing that's most important to me in this world.
- Hmm, and what is that?
- You, baby.
You.
Without me, there'd be no you.
I work so hard because of you.
You know Janet, you have no idea
how blessed I am to have you as my wife.
Oh baby. - I do.
And I really do appreciate you
for all that you do.
You do know that, don't you?
- Yeah.
- You talk with our baby?
- Yeah I called her last night.
She said she was coming by this morning.
- Yeah.
She called me last night.
Her and Kenyan are breaking up.
That boy reminds me so much of you.
Ooh, I hope he has not hurt my baby.
- Whatever is on her mind,
I'm sure you can handle it, you know.
She appreciates you taking attention to her.
- I tell you what, one thing I do have to tell her
and that is every woman
has loved a man that's been hurt by one.
(somber piano music)
That's what it is.
- Yeah well, we fellas can say the same thing.
Yup, women have hurt us too.
- No, no, come on, now Sedrick.
Nothing like you all have done to us.
Take us, for instance.
You got a woman pregnant when we first got married.
And the other women, Sedrick?
Ooh, I swear.
If it wasn't for God,
this marriage would have been over.
I stopped loving you, Sedrick.
I stopped loving you for a long, long time.
But I refused to raise our daughter alone.
And over time, I understood, realized and accepted
that you're the only man that I've ever really loved.
So there was no way that I was gonna let another woman
come into my marriage, infiltrate,
and just do whatever she wanted to do,
take all the...
I wasn't going to let another woman come in
and destroy my marriage.
I built you.
So no, honey.
I wasn't gonna let you go that easily.
- Am I interrupting something?
- No, baby.
Come on in.
Me and your father are just going down memory lane.
Right, honey?
- [Sedrick] Yeah, memory lane.
How you doing, baby?
- I'm okay.
I wanted to see my momma, missed her,
and I wanted to talk to her.
So I decided to come see her.
- You didn't miss your dad?
- Of course I missed you.
You know you're my papa bear.
- You know, your lease is up at the end of the month.
Start thinking about what you want to get.
- I'm thinking I don't want another car.
- What?
- Thinking about moving to New York.
- New York?
Why there?
- Well, I miss it.
And I think I can grow there.
They have a job opportunity and
I'm thinking I'm gonna apply for it.
- Oh, you know, we have a place on Harlem.
I was gonna lease it out but
you know, you're welcome to it.
Can have it ready in a couple weeks.
- What about Kenyan?
- We're breaking up.
I'm moving out of the loft.
(somber piano music)
- Well, why?
- We're just on two different pages.
- Are you still on the same book?
- What do you mean?
- Do you still love him, baby?
- Ma.
I'll be back.
- I wanna kick his ass.
- Yeah, well my father wanted to kick yours
a time or two.
(sighing) Go on to work, I'll talk to her up here.
- I know you will.
You look beautiful, wife, you look great.
- Thank you.
So you wanna talk about it?
- Talk about what, Ma?
What is there to talk about?
I mean I gave this man my all
just to rip my heart out.
I mean what do you want me to say?
- Well baby you've said a mouthful
but you do know that it's okay to fight back, don't you?
- What do you mean?
How do I fight back
when all I wanted to do was love a man that was broken?
I watched him cry about his father did his mother
and he promised he would never do that to me.
- And when he said that,
he meant every word he said.
- But when did it change, Ma?
(somber music)
When did his views on how to treat women change?
- The moment the other woman let him know
that she was okay being the other woman.
She told him things you didn't.
She was the better friend to him than you.
I'm sorry baby, but it happens.
- I hate them kind of bitches.
- I know, we all do.
But they've always been there.
And men love them because they are willing
to do what the wife at home won't.
- So how do we fix it?
How do I be the woman that my man
doesn't wanna cheat on?
- Baby, a man's gonna be a man, period.
Men don't change until they're ready to change.
Men like attention.
They all like to be the one in the room
that the world is talking about.
Koi, I went through hell with your father.
I did.
One day, I was laying in my bed
in my million dollar home,
and that's when it hit me.
- What?
- That I loved my house, I loved my cars,
I love my vacations,
but most of all, I love my family.
And I wouldn't go let another woman come in and take that.
She can have it for a moment
but not for a lifetime.
- Wait, wait, Ma.
Are you saying Dad cheated on you?
- Yes, he did.
And it hurt me to my core.
He did.
Then I met Tom.
- Tom?
- Tom is my attorney.
We've been having an affair for 20 years.
Hell, it seems like longer than that.
Baby if it wasn't for Tom,
we wouldn't be together.
See, Tom,
he's 10 years my senior.
And when I say that man schooled me,
he schooled me, he did.
Am I proud, no.
But people make mistakes.
And I'm happy for Tom
because it's because of him
that we're still a family.
- Then why are you telling me all of this?
- Baby.
You're not the first woman to have ever been cheated on.
And you ain't gonna be the last.
But know this.
If you wanna leave Kenyan, leave him.
If you wanna stay, stay.
There's some things that
are just gonna happen.
And you gotta be ready for it.
You gotta know how to handle it.
Your happiness is what's paramount.
You are what's most important.
Forget about what anybody else thinks or wants.
It's what you want.
And know this.
You always got me and your father.
Anytime.
Koi, I know this is a lot.
But I'm sharing this with you for a reason.
You keep this close to your chest.
Don't tell anybody what I'm telling you ever, okay?
Promise me.
- Of course, I promise.
I'ma just go to the loft and get my things.
I know he's at work right now
and I really can't stand to see him.
So I'm gonna be.
- Okay.
You know if you need your mama, I'm right here, I'll come.
- I know mama, if I need you, I'll call you
but this is something I really need to do alone.
And I just, I need to be by myself.
- Okay, I understand.
All right.
I love you, baby.
- I love you too, Ma.
- Everything's gonna be okay, all right?
- [Koi] Thank you.
- I mean, should I be looking for a new job or something?
She was so upset, she wanted to kill me.
I just- - I know.
This is not your fault.
It's mines.
What happened shouldn't have happened.
You're not the one that was
in a relationship with Koi, I was.
I was her man.
Shit, I don't know what I'm gonna do without her.
- I mean I can't even imagine.
I mean, catching my man cheating on me
with another woman?
She handled it way better than I would have.
I would have shot both me and you.
- A word with you.
- Yes, sir.
- I'll let you two talk.
- Young lady, what's your name?
- Chanel.
- Chanel, do you like working here?
- [Chanel] Yes, sir.
- Come on, I wanna show you something.
See that right there?
- [Chanel] Yes sir?
- I saw everything y'all doing in here last night.
Why don't you take a lunch?
In fact, why don't you take the rest of the day off?
- Yes, sir.
- Hmm, ran into my daughter, I see.
- Yes, sir.
I'm so sorry.
- Hmm, don't be sorry.
Just learn from your mistake.
And don't let it happen again.
(somber piano music)
An eventful night, I see.
- Eventful ain't what I'll call it.
- And what word would you use?
- Fucked up.
- Yeah I think that word will fit a little better.
Son, you really did fuck up.
- She told you what happened?
- No she didn't.
I knew something was wrong with her
so I had security pull up the footage from last night.
I saw my daughter fighting your assistant!
- Look, I know you're disappointed in me.
You have every right to be.
But I love your daughter.
- Son you know that- - Even if my actions
proved otherwise.
- Son, you don't have to convince me.
My daughter's the only one you have to convince
that you love her.
You know, you have to come clean
or you're gonna lose the woman
that's closest to your heart,
the one you say you love.
- I think it's time for me to leave.
And I respect you more than you can imagine.
I disrespected your company,
your daughter, and most of all, you.
So I will turn in my resignation
first thing in the morning.
- You can keep it.
'Cause I'm not going to accept it.
Ms. Roberts doesn't want to work
with anyone but you.
I don't know if I'm more mad that you hurt my daughter
or that you fucked the help
instead of someone that could help us.
- I don't understand.
- If you're gonna get into trouble,
at least get into trouble that's worth it.
The damn assistant?
No, she's not worth it.
Ms. Roberts' millions?
That's worth it.
- I understand.
- You give my daughter some time.
She loves you.
And because of that,
and because of the time that you,
come give her time, she'll forgive you.
- Thank you.
- No problem.
(phone ringing)
All right, you get outta here.
Yeah.
Okay.
- Hey, did you want me to make you some tea
before I leave?
- No, I'm good.
Actually I gotta make a run.
I'll be back before my three o'clock.
- Oh.
Okay, I'll see you then.
♪ Why you never tell me what you wanted ♪
♪ All of this on and off is just making me hurt ♪
♪ Just I've been alone in my apartment ♪
♪ Waiting for you to call me ♪
- I'm really gonna miss this place.
♪ Spending the night for some time ♪
♪ I've been traveling alongside you ♪
♪ Foolish of me to think you are mine ♪
♪ Oh yeah ♪
♪ You've been there and shake it to your leg ♪
♪ You just wanna see if it's all real ♪
♪ Well I bet, I bet it is yeah ♪
♪ Yeah yeah ♪
♪ It is yeah ♪
♪ Yeah yeah ♪
- Hey.
- Can we talk?
- No.
We don't have nothing to talk about.
- I think we do.
- What do we have to talk about?
What you gonna tell me?
I didn't see you fucking Chanel?
- Look, I'm not gonna play with you
and tell it just like that.
I'll tell you whatever you wanna know.
- I don't wanna know anything.
You know, why did you do it?
Why?
- 'Cause.
- Because?
- I don't know.
- Great.
Let me know when you find out.
Move, excuse you.
- Fuck!
- All right, keep it up, keep it up, almost there.
Almost there.
All right, that's good, that's good.
Good job.
- Jesus.
Oh my god, I've been meaning to say thank you, too.
- For what?
- Mr. Burnette, he really seemed to know his shit
when it comes to making my money work.
- He's really good at what he does
and he has made a lot of money for athletes.
He knows how to make the money work for them, you know?
- Mmm, like who does he work with?
- Too many to name.
He's been doing it for a minute.
- Hmm, well how well have you known him?
- Well, I don't know him that well
but I know that he can make your money work for you.
For sure.
- What I wanna know, is he married, single,
what's up with him?
- Nope.
Actually, recently single, so,
I'm friends with his sister's assistant
and I heard that something happened at the office.
I didn't ask too many questions.
But whatever happened, him and his girl
broke up because of it.
- Hmm, really?
- So, if you're trying to take your shot,
now's your chance.
- I'ma keep that in mind.
- So you better ask right!
I know, why didn't even call me?!
Girl you know I will snatch that soul ass right now,
ooh, I'm gonna beat that mother, I'm gone!
Why you ain't call me?
- You wouldn't have done nothing.
- Koi, I would have fucked that bitch up.
You don't know me, do you?
Girl don't you know I'm the reason
why niggas running around here bald headed now, huh?
- And what did you do?
- Look, I was dating this dude, right?
And girl,
- What was his name?
- What you mean what was his name?
That don't even, it doesn't matter.
- It is important.
I wanna know his name.
- Okay, his name was Patrick, okay?
- Okay.
- This was back when I was smoking weed.
He was my weed man.
Ooh, girl, he was my dinner man.
He was my road dog.
Girl, he was my tune up man, I mean,
vroom, lass need a tune up, he'll tune it up, woo!
- Okay, okay, okay, I get it.
Get to the point please.
- Really, Koi, you're just gonna cut me off
in the middle of my daydream.
That was so disrespectful
- I just wanna hear the story.
- That's why I didn't wanna tell you his name
in the first place!
(Koi groaning)
Okay, look, anyway.
So he was dating this girl, right?
Oh my god, I found out he was not even dating her,
he was his ex baby mama.
Okay, the bitch was ugly.
She look like a ghost ass turned up a shit.
That's how ugly the bitch was.
Anyway.
So when he went to sleep,
honey I took some Nair and I put it in his olive oil grease
because he said it was natural or whatever.
Honey, he got up,
he put the music on.
And he start taking his braids down, right?
'Cause he was getting ready to get them redone.
Girl, he put that grease in
and he got to combing and combing
and his hair started coming out more and more, right?
(laughing)
You know I had to milk it.
I was like, "Baby what's wrong, what happened?"
(laughing) That fool still to this day
don't know what happened.
I just told him that the company
had a recall on the grease.
- You know you're dead ass wrong for that, right?
- No I'm not, he's the third man
that broke my heart, okay?
- And what happened to the other two?
- Well, Prince Henry,
yeah you know I accepted him leaving, you know.
He did get with a black girl
so I was cool with that.
And then I finally accepted my baby daddy for leaving.
- Baby daddy?
You don't even have any kids.
- I was practicing.
Look, I told Kevin go get me some ice cream
and pickles, right?
- And he left you for that?
- Girl, yes.
But that was cool though, 'cause I,
I stabbed all four of his tires plus the spare.
I put them all on flat.
- Now why would you do that?
Why would you flatten that man tires
and you don't even have any kids from him?
- Because I'm practicing to be a
crazy baby momma!
- You know you are crazy, right?
- No.
Okay, a little.
Well, a lot, okay yeah.
Ooh, hey.
- Hey, baby girl.
- Say it again.
- Say what?
- Baby girl.
- Not like me calling you baby girl?
(Angela giggling)
- I'm gonna run you some bath water.
You like bubbles?
- What?
- Do you like bubbles?
Bloo-bloop, I mean, come on.
Think about it.
You and me in the tub.
Baby I will put all this wipe on you.
Uh huh. - Like that huh?
- Excuse me.
Excuse me, you do know that's sexual harassment, right?
- Uh uh, no.
He gotta understand this.
Once you go fat,
you will never go back.
See you gotta understand, I'm gonna show you
why you're gonna get me
away, baby. ♪ Baby baby don't stop ♪
♪ Take it take it ♪
- Angela, Angela!
You do know about the Me Too movement right?
- I'm just saying.
If you gonna fine me, Koi,
you gotta have a good reason.
I'm about to make this man call me his mama.
- Okay, you know what?
Okay, enough please.
- What?
Fine, fine, Koi.
I'm going to do some work.
And I suggest you two do too.
How about that?
(gentle piano music)
- Thank you.
- For what, you don't wanna be
Angela's baby daddy?
- No.
I wanna be someone's husband.
- Husband?
You ready for all that?
- Absolutely.
I'm never gonna let a good thing go again.
- What happened to the last one?
Why did you let her go?
- Yeah, the last woman,
I allowed her to leave me
after we had lunch.
- Well what do you mean about that?
- Listen.
I knew from the moment that I walked in this office that
you were the woman for me.
I mean I knew that we could be a great team
and I'm not just talking about in this office.
- Rico, we work together.
You know I can't date you.
- That's the thing, I don't want to date you.
And I don't want you to date me.
- So what do you want?
- I want to have you.
- You can't just have me.
- Can I have you?
- No, you just can't have me.
I'm not a thing, I'm a person.
- You are the person I want.
- Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
I'm telling, I'm telling, I'm telling, I'm telling.
Unless you kiss me the way you kissed her.
Come on, give me some, come on.
Kiss me, dammit, kiss me!
Kiss me!
What?
- Can you please get out?
- I'm tellin.
- Who you gonna tell?
- Ken!
- She's our boss.
- Okay, I'm playing.
You know I ain't gonna tell.
You know I wouldn't tell Ken on you
unless you kiss me.
- Man, look, Koi.
I'm cool with that
if you are. - I'm cool with it.
Just, can you please get out?
- Fine!
- I'm sorry about that, but listen.
I don't know what this is
or what we're doing right now, but,
we'll just go with the flow.
- Right. - Okay.
♪ Lovely day ♪
♪ It's a lovely day ♪
♪ One day ♪
♪ I'm into you ♪
♪ It's just because ♪
♪ And it's because ♪
♪ You make me happy ♪
♪ I'm into you ♪
♪ It is because ♪
♪ Everyday with you ♪
♪ Is a holiday ♪
♪ There's no easy way to explain it now ♪
♪ No reason why ♪
♪ I'm into you ♪
♪ See words can't express ♪
♪ The way I feel ♪
♪ For one thing I know for sure ♪
♪ Is that is real ♪
♪ Oh oh baby ♪
♪ Baby hey ♪
♪ I'm into you ♪
♪ Just because ♪
♪ And it's because ♪
♪ You make me happy ♪
♪ I'm into you ♪
♪ Just because ♪
♪ And it's because ♪
♪ Everyday with you ♪
♪ Is a holiday ♪
♪ Think it's not just one thing, no ♪
- [Chanel] And when you send it over
make sure you send me a copy too.
CC me on it so I can review it, okay?
All right, and try to get it done
by the end of the day.
Thank you.
Hello.
- You don't need to speak.
- I'm sorry?
- You know what, I'm sorry.
- What are you sorry for?
You don't have any reason to be sorry.
I'm the one that messed with your man.
- Yes I do.
That relationship been over.
And so should my anger be towards you.
- I appreciate that.
- So how is he?
- Who?
- Ken.
- Oh, I don't know if you was talking about Ken
or your dad, but,
Ken is okay.
I know he misses you.
- What makes you say that?
- 'Cause I know.
He doesn't smile anymore, he's not as happy.
And he is the shell of the man
that he was when he was with you.
- But I thought he was dating some basketball player's
ex-wife or something.
- So?
She's not you.
No one is when it comes to him.
I do know that he loves you.
- If he loved me,
he would have never slept with you
- Look, do you wanna be right
or do you wanna be happy?
- What do you mean?
- Listen, I know that he cheated on you.
I know that he messed around on you.
But you don't think you had any part of him cheating?
- Girl, men are gonna be men.
We can't stop them from cheating.
They're gonna do what they want to do.
- But, you can make him wanna be around you more.
- And how is that?
Wait, why am I asking the woman
my man cheated with anything?
- Because, I'm the woman your man wants.
Even if it's not full time,
I was willing to be what he wanted
when he wanted it.
- And what kind of woman is okay with that?
- Look, it's simple.
Be a man's peace
and he'll be whatever the man you want him to be.
Be a man's problem
and he'll find himself a new side chick.
- Hey, Chanel.
Hello.
- Koi.
Hey.
- Hey.
- What you doing here?
- I came to see my dad.
(Tanisha clears throat)
- Oh, I'm sorry.
Koi, this is my friend Tanisha.
- Nice to meet you.
- Likewise.
Well let me go see my father.
- Oh, your father took the day off.
Sorry.
- That's what I get for just popping up on him.
Well, Chanel, thank you.
Ken, nice to see you.
- You too.
- And Tanisha, right?
- Mhmm.
- Don't be a stranger.
- I think we should keep it like this.
- Oh, I agree.
- I thought you would.
- Ken, can I get you anything?
- No, I'm good.
- Tanisha?
- No, I'm good.
What the hell was that?
- Girl, what are you talking about?
- You act like you want that bitch back or something.
- Really?
You wanna do this now?
I was with that woman forever.
And this is her father's business.
I mean I figured,
since it seemed like she might have forgiven me,
we could at least be cordial.
- Cordial?
Would you like it if my ex and I were cordial
if you were to see him?
- I wouldn't care because it's not that serious.
- Wait, what's not that,
this relationship's not that serious to you?
- The situation is not that serious.
So can you please stop?
- Stop what?
- Okay, for starters, we are at my job.
Everybody doesn't have a rich ex-husband
to give them millions.
- First of all, I had coin
way before that nigga.
So don't try me, Ken.
Second of all, I've been nothing but nice to you
so you need to pipe down.
- And I've been nice to you.
But you are not about to confront me
over a ex that I am no longer with.
I'm with you, right?
And if I didn't wanna be, I wouldn't.
- Whatever.
(somber music)
♪ There you go ♪
- Hello?
Hey, what's up?
- [Rico] Hey, what you doing?
- Nothing.
Driving and thinking about you.
What are you doing?
- [Rico] Hoping I could get you to come see me.
- You want me to come there, just ask me.
- [Rico] Come see me.
- Okay.
I'm on my way.
Bye.
♪ Too many distractions ♪
♪ He says that he drives ♪
♪ My brain with the strings that attach ♪
♪ Feel like I'm under attack ♪
- It smells so good in here.
- Does it?
- Yes it does.
- Drink?
- Sure.
And this is just so beautiful.
- Not as beautiful as you.
- [Koi] Thank you.
♪ And with me standing here ♪
♪ Smelling all good and acting all mannish ♪
♪ I'm taking my shot ♪
♪ Like I'm at the bar ♪
♪ Girl what are you drinking ♪
♪ A dirty martini no rye ♪
♪ Give this lady a drink and ♪
♪ Let's get to talking ♪
♪ Fucking gangsta be playing ♪
♪ And everything that he don't do ♪
♪ I bet you that I can ♪
♪ Treat you like the queen you are ♪
♪ Want a real one, you don't have to look far ♪
♪ Baby I am sure to please ♪
♪ And I can give you everything you need ♪
♪ I can do it ♪
♪ Be the man that you want ♪
- Please don't hurt me.
- Never.
♪ Baby ♪
♪ I wanna do ♪
♪ All of the things your man won't do ♪
- Hello?
- Good morning.
I wish I woke up with you.
- And what would you be doing
if you did wake up to me?
- Whatever you wanted.
- Mmm, and what you doing for lunch?
- I mean, I got shit to do
but I can get away.
What's up?
- Well why don't you?
You should meet me at the store,
I got orders to put up or whatever.
Then, you know, go out to eat
and get some of you would be great.
- Okay, what you wanna eat?
- Hmm, I'll let you decide, you the man.
- All right, I'll see you around 12.
- All right baby, I'll see you in a minute.
Bye.
(R&B music)
- Here, this is for you.
- Oh.
You didn't have to do this.
- Oh, baby you deserve more.
- Thank you.
- I hope I can get that same smile
after you taste my cooking.
- You made it with love, I mean like?
- No, I made it with love like you said.
Besides, the moment that I saw you, it was love.
- Rico, you already got what you wanted.
You don't have to try to like ask my head off.
- If that's what you think,
you're way off.
I do love you.
I looked at you and I asked God, like,
what would it take for her to be mine?
Like, what can I do to make her
here to have breakfast for forever?
- Well this is a good start.
- What you got planned later?
- You mean after we get off work work?
- Yes, this Friday.
Plus one of my friends is having a little get together
at his house.
I was thinking maybe you could be my guest.
- That sounds cool, I like that.
- Okay.
Well, I'm gonna go shower.
I have a couple meetings I have to get to.
Plus, I don't think Angela will like us
showing up to work together just yet.
- Okay, let me get my stuff out of here.
- No, baby girl, you're fine.
I want you to make this place your home.
Whatever I have is yours.
(light R&B music)
(phone buzzing)
♪ Running round ♪
♪ Running round from nowhere ♪
♪ Nowhere ♪
♪ Yeah just put the sauce in it ♪
♪ I've been driving for hours ♪
♪ With no destination and my mind is racing ♪
♪ And I'm so frustrated ♪
♪ What are we arguing for this time ♪
- Fuck was I thinking?
♪ Now I'm right down the lonely road ♪
♪ Trying not to lose control ♪
♪ But all these tears in my eyes ♪
♪ I barely can see the road ♪
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
Hey Ken, what's up?
Everything okay?
- Hey, no, no, nothing's wrong.
Can I ask you something?
- Sure, you can ask me anything.
- Are you happy?
- What do you mean?
- I mean, are you seeing anyone?
Are you dating any body?
- If you asking me am I married,
you know the answer to that, but
I am seeing someone.
- You love him?
- I love the way he treats me.
- What is he doing
so good that I can't do?
- He respects me.
He makes me feel loved.
- You saying I didn't?
- Your love wasn't just for me.
You just don't know what I would have done for you.
Well, actually you do know
because I did any and everything you told me to do.
And all I asked for you was not to hurt me
and you couldn't even do that.
- Right.
(sighing) I don't even know what to say.
- There's nothing you could say at this point.
- I love you.
- Look Ken, just please don't call me again.
I really have to move on.
- Koi, please.
Come on, don't say that.
I love you.
- Ken, please, just do what I ask you.
- Koi.
- Bye, Ken.
(sighing)
(kooky music)
- Ken.
Ken!
- Kim?
What the hell is you doing at my job?
Chanel!
- Oh no, she's outside at the concert.
It's just me and you.
You miss me?
- Hell no, I don't miss you.
I love my girl.
- Which one?
The old one?
Or that new bitch?
- Look, I don't know what you talk,
you know what, it don't even matter!
Get the hell out of here, Kim!
- Okay, I will leave
as soon as you tell me that you miss me.
- No, I don't.
- Oh, I know you miss me.
- Girl, what the fuck is wrong with you?
You at my job, are you fucking crazy?
- Yes, I am crazy.
I'm crazy in love with you, duh!
- Kim, stop before I call security
on your ass. - But I love you, daddy!
- Bitch!
I'm not your fucking daddy, stop!
- You ain't never told me to stop
any other time.
- Kim, stop!
- Well let me suck your dick.
- Get the fuck out of here! (Kim screaming)
Stop fucking playing!
- Oh you wanna grab on me like that,
I'ma tell my daddy.
Fuck you, Ken, and kiss my ass!
- You all happy.
- What you talking about, I'm always happy.
- No, not like this.
You sing like you John Legend somebody.
- Stop it.
I always sing when I'm at work.
- Mhmm.
♪ Because I'm happy ♪
- Uh uh, what's going on up in here?
You all trying to be Ashford and Simpson or somebody?
- Hey, Angela, do I have any calls?
- No, not at all.
It's been pretty slow.
- Well it's usually like that the fourth quarter.
Hi Rico, how are you?
- I'm good.
- Oh no.
What's going on with you two?
Why y'all looking at each other like that?
- What are you talking about?
- You two coming up in here singing the same song
and don't nobody sing a song together like that unless,
your fast ass gave him some, didn't you?
- Some what?
- Girl, don't sit here and play dumb with me.
You gave Rico some cookie.
- No, I didn't.
- Rico.
Did Koi give you some?
- What you talking about?
I was at home asleep.
- Alone?
- Yes, Angie, I mean Angela.
I was at home, just me and my computer.
- And your boo?
- Stop!
- Come here.
- What?
- Seqoia Doris Johnson, look at me.
- No.
- Look at me in my eyes.
Did you give that man the cookie?
And before you lie on the cookie,
if you lie on that cookie it will dry up!
And you will never be able to use it again.
- Okay, okay!
I did give it to him.
I gave him the cookie, is that what you wanna hear?
- Really, Rico?
- What?
- Don't look at him, Angela, look at me.
- What?
- I gave him some.
And it was so good.
- Get out.
- What?
- Not you, you, get out!
- Okay.
I'll leave you two alone.
- Please don't leave me, she's gonna kill me.
- Baby girl, I'ma be right on the other side
of the door.
If something happens, just scream.
- [Koi] Okay.
- Okay, bitch.
I need to know how was it.
Was it all that I dreamed that it would be?
I mean did you stick it, did you love it,
did you rub it, did you,
what did you do?
Tell me girl, I'm listening!
- Boy, was it good.
Listen, he licked it.
- Oh.
- He touched it.
- Oh.
- Loved it.
- Ooh!
- Sucked it.
- Oh!
- But you know what was even better than all of that?
- What could be better than all of that?
- It was about him and me, Angela.
He not once looked at his phone.
- What? - And for me,
that was the most priceless thing.
- Damn, like that?
- Yeah, like that.
- You know what Koi, I am so happy for you.
You really deserve this.
- Thank you.
(knocking)
- Is it safe to come in?
- Yes, it's safe to come in.
- [Rico] All right.
- Now Rico, now that you have chosen Koi over me,
I have a confession to make.
- Yeah, what's that?
- I've been seeing the delivery man for a minute now.
And I think I like him. (giggling)
- Well, it seems I'm not the only one
that's been busy.
- (laughing) You right about that.
- Mmmm, check you out.
What you got planned for tonight?
- Oh, me and my boo, we gonna do the same thing
we always do.
- And what's that?
- Girl, we gonna hit up Mighty Wings
with them good lemon pepper wings
and that good ass lemonade.
- Ooh, hey yeah, no lie.
The lemonade is something to talk about.
- Yes.
- Hey but, why don't you come to my people us tonight?
We're having a little get together.
All you gotta do is bring your drink of choice
and we already got the food.
- Oh, I like that. (laughing)
My new boo gets to meet my old boo.
Winning! (laughing)
- Yeah, but I was never your boo.
- Um, hold on, let me tell you something.
You can't tell me what's going on up in my head.
I done have sex with you at least
a hundred times a week,
had about 12 babies running around here.
Don't you tell me what's up in my head,
you can't climb up in here
and tell me what's going on up in here, understand?
- All right, all right, you win.
- I know I do.
- All right.
Hey babe, let me take off.
I got a couple meetings to get to,
but I'll see you later when I pick you up.
- You sure?
I mean I can meet you there
if that's easier for you.
- No, baby.
I don't want easy when it comes to you.
I want happy.
I wanna make you the happiest woman to ever walk this earth.
- [Koi] Being with you makes me happy.
- Baby, I love you.
You don't have to say it back
but just know that I do love you.
I won't stop until
you're waking up to me every morning.
- I'm with that.
- All right.
- Get a room!
- [Rico] No need for that.
I have a house.
- Oh, well damn.
- I'll see you later, babe.
- Bye babe. - Yeah.
- Oh, he got his own house.
You would know, wouldn't you?
You been all up in there haven't you?
- Yes I have! (laughing)
- [Angela] Yeah, girl!
(gentle music)
- Hey Ken, what are you doing?
- Looking for this shirt.
- Why don't you just hang your clothes up in the closet?
I mean, you've been here for a little while now.
- Because I have my own place.
- I know, but you're always here
and I mean, I like you here.
I see you more than I see my real dad.
- Now that's not true.
You see your dad at least three times a week.
- No, I see his place at least three times a week.
But he comes in and drops me off.
The maid makes me something to eat,
I watch TV in my room,
and when I wake up, he's there to take me to school.
And that's really how much I see my dad.
- I'm sorry, I thought somebody spent
more time with you, baby girl.
- It's okay.
You've been more a father to me than he's ever been.
And shit, he'd been around my whole life.
- Okay, now watch your mouth.
I'm still an adult.
- Sorry, I just get so upset
when I think about how he destroyed our family.
- Look.
Your dad didn't destroy your family.
Maybe he just doesn't know how to be a dad
to the daughter.
Look, I got a little sister
so I understand you a little bit.
Look, you dad didn't destroy your family.
Maybe he just thought that your mom
would be the best teacher
for what he wanted you to be.
- So you're saying my dad
is just trying to give my mom space
to help me grow?
- You could say that.
Look, I'ma give you a little advice.
Why don't you talk to your dad?
Tell him what you want.
Tell him how when you come to visit,
you wanna visit with him and not the house.
Tell him what you like to do.
'Cause you know sometimes,
us men, we can be a little clueless
when it comes to you ladies.
- You know what, thanks, Ken.
I will talk to him.
I can't wait for you to marry my mom
and give me a little brother or sister.
- Okay, yeah, we'll see.
- I love you, Ken.
- Come here, I love you too, baby girl.
- [Tanisha] I hope you know, she meant that shit.
- [Ken] What you talking about?
- When she told you she loved you
and you said it back,
I hope you know she meant that.
- I do, nosy.
I do, I love her very much.
- Just not enough to be with her mother, right?
- What are you talking about?
Look, I don't know what you want from me.
But I'm here every night.
- You're here every night in the physical.
But your mind and your heart,
it's with someone else.
You don't even look at me
the way that you look at that bitch.
- Who?
- Koi, nigga, who else?
- Okay.
I see you just wanna argue.
And after the day I had,
I'm not up for it.
So, I'm about to go home, take a shower.
- [Tanisha] Typical.
- And I'ma just stay there tonight, all right?
- That's some bitch ass shit.
You always wanna leave as soon as her name come up.
Can't never stay and just address the problem
like a man, huh Ken?
- Why should I?
You're gonna feel how you wanna feel regardless, right?
Look, I like you.
- Like?
- A lot.
But look, maybe we need to slow this down.
Bitch shit, that's how we talking to each other now.
- Hey, maybe that was a little out of pocket.
But you don't have to go.
How about we just both take a shower,
and talk about it when I come down?
- Look, I just, I gotta go, okay?
I need to go home.
- Always running.
Why you taking your bag?
- Because I have to wash.
- You can wash here.
- Look, I'll see you later, okay?
- Whatever.
(chill R&B music)
(door chime ringing)
- How are you?
- Good.
What's going on with you?
- You really don't wanna know.
- Mmm.
- How's mine doing?
- She's good.
You know, enjoying her Dallas weather.
- That's good.
- You do what I asked you to do?
- Yeah, I got the job.
- She like you yet?
- We're cool.
- Seem like you're more than cool.
Heard she stayed the night at your house the other night.
- Now how you know that?
- She told me, duh.
You got that girl wide open.
- Look, I don't know how open she is
but I know we getting along just fine.
- Mhmm.
Are you in love with her?
You're in love with her.
- I don't know if it's love.
Damn.
- (chuckling) Listen here.
I don't give a fuck if you're in love with her.
What I need you to do
is make sure that she stays the fuck away from Ken.
- Yeah, what is it about him?
I mean he was your best friend's man.
- Mhmm.
And she knew he was in my bed first.
And she knew how I felt about that.
- Well look, I'm doing all I can
to keep her happy and her away from him.
All right? - Mhmm.
(phone chiming)
Sure hope it's working.
What's up though?
- Girl, Ken just took all his shit and left.
- He at home?
- He just took his stuff and said
he needed some space.
- You all right?
- I mean I guess I'm okay, but,
it's just that Nakaila really likes him.
- It's gonna work itself out.
- I hope so.
- Girl, he said he was going home, right?
So go to his house then.
- Wait, you want me just to pop up on him?
That is not my style.
- Yeah, just pop up.
Better show that man you love him.
- I can't fight for no man
that don't even wanna get in the ring
for me though, you know what I mean?
- Girl, you better fight for your man.
- All right bitch, I'll talk to you later.
- Yeah aight.
(chuckling)
Poor child, got all these hos going crazy over him.
- Seem like all y'all are.
I wasn't even gonna come in
'cause I saw Koi car outside.
When I got off work, she was still there.
- Oh no, I got her car.
Asked her could I use it
while my car was in the shop.
- Yeah.
I'm taking her to my boy house from college.
- Mmm, keep working your magic.
And make that bitch your bitch.
- She's not a bitch.
(laughing)
- Better take up for your bitch.
I mean your woman, aw baby. (laughing)
- I'm gonna holla at dog real quick.
- Okay.
(hip hop music)
(siren blaring in distance)
- [Herman] Homie.
- [Robert] What's going on?
- What's the word?
- Shit, ain't I going?
- Man, where's my ticket, bro?
- Shit, you know that's gonna be about 15, right?
- All right, I got 12 for the ring now,
and I'll give you the rest
when I get back from Port Huron.
- No, no, that's cool.
Be seeing you.
What up, baby?
Yeah no.
I'ma be home in a minute.
All right.
- Hey you're gonna have to come up off that woman.
- Shit!
(gun firing)
- [Herman] Uh huh.
- Dog, what you doing?
- All that work it man, fuck all that.
- [Robert] Damn, you're like my fucking brother, man.
What's all this shit about?
- Man, you know what it is,
you a bitch ass nigga,
you're fucking my sister,
and you don't take care of my niece, nigga.
- [Robert] Oh, what the fuck, man
I take care of Jordan. - What?
- And the fucking kid!
Yo, what's all this shit for, bro?
- Want some real shit?
I just don't like your bitch ass.
You gotta go, bro.
- [Robert] Just whatever, man,
you gotta do what- (gun firing)
(body thudding)
(intense music)
- What are you doing?!
Are you fricking crazy?
You didn't tell me you was coming for him!
What are you doing?
- [Herman] Just shut up, bitch,
get in the fucking car!
Fuck wrong with you?!
(water splashing)
- What the fuck?
What the fuck?
- [Nika] What's wrong?
- How the fuck did you get in here?
- I used the key.
- Get your shit and get the fuck out of here!
- She don't deserve you.
- What? - I deserve you.
- Fuck that!
I don't care, get your shit
and get the fuck outta here!
- I love you!
I've always loved you, Ken!
(tense music)
(somber music)
(scoffing)
- And you sent me to voicemail?
I seen Koi car at your house.
That's why the fuck you wanted to go home, huh?
Fuck you, Ken!
- Jesus.
What the hell is you still doing here?
Get your ass out!
- You so busy not wanting me
and Koi sucking a new nigger dick.
- Man, I don't care about none of that.
You just mad 'cause I won't let you suck mine.
Get the fuck out!
- So wait, wait, wait.
You mean to tell me that a man
should not send a woman naked pictures?
- Hell, no.
- Really?
- Any man standing in the mirror naked, taking pictures?
He gay as hell.
- And what's wrong with being gay?
- I didn't say anything was wrong with being gay.
I just said it was gay for a man
standing in a mirror taking naked pictures.
- Well, my man sends me naked pictures all the time.
- And clearly, he's gay.
- No, no, no.
I don't send them to my man,
my man sends them to me.
- What?
- Oh my god. (laughing)
- Men just don't take naked pictures, period.
- Wait, you don't be sending her naked pictures?
- Please say you don't. - No, don't babe.
- You don't, you don't? (doorbell ringing)
Oh, you wanna see it?
(chattering)
- Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Let me get this door.
(doorbell dinging)
Colin.
What up though, my baby?
- What's up, dog, you all right, Carlton?
- Yeah.
- That's my man Ken.
Ken, this the man of the house Carlton.
- Hey. - Nice to meet you bro.
- Likewise, man.
Can I get y'all something to drink?
- Shit, what you got?
- [Carlton] Shit man, we got everything.
- You got some single women in there?
- [Carlton] Shit, you know it, man.
- I'll take some wine, bro.
- [Carlton] Oh yeah.
- Can I use your restroom real quick?
- Sure, for sure, for sure, come on, this way.
Over there.
(guests chattering)
- [Koi] Holy shit.
- [Rico] What's wrong?
- [Koi] That's Ken's friend Colin.
- [Colin] What's up, Koi?
- [Koi] Hi, Colin.
- Right, there it was.
- [Koi] How are you?
Colin, this is,
- Rico.
- Okay.
You good there, bro?
- Been good, you good?
- Hey, I'll be good as soon as my man grab my drink.
- Says you want the ciroc.
- [Colin] Hey, my man.
- Where your mans at?
- Hey, he's still in the bathroom I guess.
- Man I hope he ain't in there
doing the number two, shit.
- Y'all in there talking about?
- Hey.
Would you send your woman naked pics?
- Hell yeah!
I send my bitches dickies all the time, bro.
You know all my glory, baby.
Hey Koi, Ken ever send you naked pictures?
And don't lie.
- Rico, this is Ken.
- So you that new hookup now?
- More like the man of her dreams, nigga.
- More like her nightmare.
- [Carlton] Hey, hey, hey, what's going on here?
- Ah, it ain't nothing, man.
Man, so you know.
Dating my man's ex, you know how the rebound man do.
- Bitch ass nigga, I got your rebound, homie.
- Rico, stop.
He's not even worth it.
- Look, look, both of ya'll can chill.
Me and her are no longer together
'cause she's happy with him.
You are happy, aren't you?
- Fuck yeah she happy.
What is you, blind, nigga?
- I didn't ask you.
I asked her.
She knows how to speak very well.
So why don't you let her speak for herself?
- Yeah, I'm happy.
- I wish I believed that.
Come on, Colin, now let's go.
- Huh?
We just got here!
- Damn girl, Michael B. Jordan fine ass can get it all.
- He is fine.
- Girl, you be trying to give it to everybody.
- Mmm-mmm, no I don't, shut up.
- Vina, yes you do.
You be like, oh wait, he rap?
No, wait, wait, wait, hold up, he hoop?
And he drive a Porsche?
Oh yeah, he can get it.
- No, I do not.
- Yes you do.
- Listen, let me know
whenever you're ready to be honest with yourself.
I'ma be right here. - He was fine.
He was fine as hell in Black Panther though.
I got it.
- Crazy. - I know.
I really liked that movie too.
- Yeah, like that little slut.
- [Tracy] Hi.
- Hi, is Danielle Burnette here?
- [Tracy] Yeah, what's up?
- Could I see her please?
- Danny, police.
- Hey, I'm Danielle.
- Could I talk to you in private?
- Oh, these are like my sisters, what's up?
- Do you own a silver Bentley?
- Yes, why?
- Could you know this man?
- [Danny] Yeah, that's my brother Robert Burnette.
- I'm so sorry to inform you, Miss Burnette
that he's been murdered.
- What? - Wait, wait.
What you mean?
Wait, what happened?
- He was shot in what we believe
to be a drug deal gone wrong.
- No, no.
This can't be happening.
I need my phone.
Let me call him.
Get me my damn phone!
I need to call my brother!
Get me my phone!
(somber music)
- I thought you was gonna smack the shit
out of old pretty Rico back there.
- Wasn't even worth it.
Type of day I had, man,
that was just the tip of the iceberg.
- Wait.
So you say your day's worse than that shit back there?
- You tell me.
First it started at the office
with Kim popping up with her BS!
Then I go over Tanisha house
and she wanna get on my last nerve.
But hold on, bro.
To put the icing on the cake,
I go home and take a shower,
Nika done found Koi spare key
and let herself in my fucking house!
- What the fuck did you do?
- I ain't check.
I'm in the shower.
I'm rinsing off water all over my face,
I didn't know who it was at first.
All I know is she got in the shower
and when I opened my eyes, it was Nika, man!
- So you ain't invite her over there?
- Hell no!
- So she just popped up, huh?
- Man, she just popped up.
Listen. - Okay.
- I'm telling you I was in the shower rinsing off, bro.
I couldn't see shit!
She get in the shower and go down, man
get on her knees and start going down on me!
Man, I open my eyes up man, thinking it was Koi.
Man, I was pissed!
- You didn't invite her?
- Hell no!
But look, man.
I gotta admit, man, I gotta be real, bro.
That shit just feel good!
When I opened my eyes and looked down, man,
I knew it wasn't Koi, man.
'Cause Koi ain't never did it like that.
- Dog, swear on anything you didn't invite her over there.
(siren blaring in distance)
- I didn't invite her over there.
- Dang.
Fuck did I do?
- I don't know man, but your license good?
- Yeah, nigga.
- Fuck wrong with you?
- God, fuck.
The fuck?
- License and registration please.
- Okay.
I'ma grab it.
I'm not reaching for nothin.
- You want me to get it?
- No, he can get it.
- It's in my left pocket.
- Okay.
Lower your window down
so my partner can hear us.
Give me your ID, sir.
- ID, sir. - Can I ask what we did?
- Pardon?
- [Colin] Can I ask what happened, what did I do?
- [Cop] You don't have a seatbelt on.
Uh, excuse me.
Anything in the car that might hurt me?
- No. - No?
Any drugs?
- No, officer.
- What about you, sir?
- No, sir.
- All right, I'll be right back.
- Bro, what the fuck?
- No man, we good, man.
- Yeah, driver Colin comes back clear.
Mr. Burnette, the passenger has a felony warrant.
- Pick him up on it?
- Yup.
Time to tell the passenger. - Trust that bitch.
Here they come bro, we good.
- Mr. Burnette? - Yes.
- [Cop] Need you to step out the vehicle.
- I'm sorry, what did I do?
- [Cop] Step out of the vehicle.
- Mr. Burnette, not gonna ask you again.
Step out of the vehicle.
- [Colin] Yo officer, what's going on?
- Just sit tight, we'll be with you.
Face the vehicle.
Put your hands on your head for me.
(tense music)
- [Colin] Yo, officer, can you talk to me?
What's going on?
- Be with you in a minute.
- Did I do something?
- Got a problem keeping your hands to yourself?
- What you talking about?
- Got a problem keeping your,
putting your hands on women?
Kimberly Parker ring a bell?
- Kim!?
Oh my gosh.
- [Colin] All right bro, I got you bro.
- Can I at least get my phone?
- Where you're going you won't need your phone.
- [Colin] A'ight bro, I got you.
The fuck?
- Where is he?
Where is your brother?
- I don't know, Ma.
I've been calling him all night.
I don't have a clue.
(phone chiming)
- Hello?
- Hey, hello?
Somebody killed Robert.
- What?
No, where's your mother?
- She's right here.
Hold on.
Ma, this Koi.
She wanna speak to you.
- Hey, baby.
Where you at?
- Where you need me to be.
- Could you come on over to Danny's?
Would you do that?
- Okay, I'm on my way.
- Thank you, baby.
- Where you going?
- To Danielle's.
- Who's that?
- My sister.
- I thought you said you was the only child.
- I am, that's Ken's sister.
Their brother got killed last night.
- For what?
They're not your family.
- They are my family.
Look, Ken and I are done,
and I chose you.
You have nothing to worry about.
- All right, well I'm going with you though.
- No, no, stay here.
I won't take long.
- Thanks for bailing me out.
- [Tanisha] You don't have to thank me.
- We can go to the bank
so I can give you your money back too.
- [Tanisha] Ain't no good and well, I don't need your money.
- I understand that.
But it's still your money
even if you don't need it.
- [Tanisha] All I needed was you, Ken.
- I understand that.
I know.
- So why are you doing this to us?
- I guess I'm still in love with Koi.
I mean my heart won't allow me to move on
when it's not ready to.
- So what the fuck am I supposed to do then?
- I don't know.
I can't expect you to wait around for me.
(sighing)
I was hoping we could still be friends.
- Fuck you and your friendship.
- Sorry.
- Hey.
Colin gave me your phone to give you.
- Thank you.
I'll call you later?
- You don't even gotta do all that.
I'll have all your stuff sent over.
Just gonna worry about coming around me and my daughter.
Guess I'll have to break the news to her
that this didn't work out.
- I'm sorry.
- Just get the fuck out.
Your commission.
Guess I'll just close all my accounts.
You did make me a lot of money.
- You know you don't gotta do that.
- Yes I do.
I was all the way,
100 with you and this relationship.
- I don't understand.
- Okay.
It's the least I can do.
- Wait, what you mean?
- Take care of yourself, okay?
Go get your girl.
I guess.
- Who's keep calling me so many times?
Hey, sis, what's up?
- Where you at?
- I'm at home, why?
Calm down, I was in jail all night.
Long story.
Why, what's up?
- Somebody fucking killed Robert.
(tense music)
(somber chanting music)
- Come here, baby.
It's gonna be okay.
We will get through this.
I promise.
We will get through this.
- I know, mom.
What you doing here?
- Where else would I be?
- So what happened, man?
- I don't know, but,
the police got his phone
and they said they know who did it.
- Who did it?
- Some nigger named Herman.
Herman Williams. - Wait.
Wait, that's his baby mama brother!
I'll fucking kill that nigga!
- What the hell?
No, you won't!
God will handle him.
I will not lose two sons!
You hear me?
Do you hear me?!
- I hear you, mama.
- Good.
Danny, I need to lay down.
- [Danny] Ma, you can take my room.
You need anything else?
- Yeah, baby.
I need my son.
But you can't give me that.
- Man, why this have to happen to him?
- Man, it's a fucked up game my brother was playing.
Man you know ain't no loyalty in that shit.
- You think she had something to do with it?
- Who?
- His rat ass baby mama.
- I don't know.
But you got her number?
- Yeah I got it.
- All right, look, I'm about to go.
Text me her number.
I'm about to go over there right now.
- No, bro, you literally just told momma
you won't go do nothing.
You just said you wasn't gonna do shit,
you can't go over there.
- You ain't going nowhere.
- Look, that was my brother.
- I know, and I loved him too,
but I can't afford to lose you too.
- Guess your man mad you here.
- Yeah, a little.
- You should go be with him.
- I'm with who I wanna be with right now.
- What you mean by that?
- I mean I'm here for you.
And I'm not saying nothing past that.
- You know couldn't ask for anything more.
You know I still love you, right?
- I guess we got a funeral to plan.
(tense music) - Lord, lord, lord.
Call this girl.
- Hello?
- What's up, girl?
I'm gonna bring you your car.
Maybe you could take me to go pick up mine.
- Girl, I'm not worried about no car right now.
You can hold on to that car.
- What's wrong?
Sound like something's wrong with you.
Need me for anything?
- Girl, Robert, Ken's brother got murdered last night.
I just left the family and things are really really bad.
I had to come to the office to grab some stuff
because I don't know what I'm gonna do
and I just needed some time to sit by myself.
I'm just, you know how I felt about Robert,
that's my family.
So I'm really fucked up right now.
- Oh my goodness, are you serious?
Well, do you need me?
- Nah, I'm good, man, thank you so much, I'm good.
I just need to be by myself right now.
- Hold on.
Somebody knocking at my damn door
and you know I don't do popups.
- [Colin] Open the door!
- [Nika] For this crazy ass,
girl let me call you right back.
- All right, I'll keep you posted.
- Wait a damn minute!
Stop knocking on my fucking door like that!
You know I don't do popups.
Set your crazy ass home! - I don't give a fuck
what you do.
You tried to fuck Ken?
- Boy. (tense music)
- Don't walk away from me.
- Don't fucking grab on me. - Did you try to fuck him?
- No I did not try to fuck Ken.
He tryin to fuck me!
- Don't lie to me!
- Listen!
He asked to come over to talk about Koi.
I went over there and he came on to me.
I tried to get away as much as possible.
- I swear to god, you better not be lying to me.
- Look at my fucking arm.
Look like I'm fucking lyin to you?
Stop checking me about some fucking Ken.
(tense music)
- I swear to god I'ma kill this nigga!
- [Nika] Listen, babe.
- Babe, babe, babe, babe.
He gonna regret he ever did this shit to you,
I swear to god, baby.
I got this.
- Listen, just leave, let it go, let it go.
Nothing happened.
I don't want nothing to happen to you
because your ass- - Ain't shit gonna happen
to me, I promise.
- Listen, I don't want you going to jail
behind this ho ass nigga.
Nothing happened to me, it's okay.
- Baby.
All right, okay.
You're okay, right?
- I'm fine.
You know, I'm strong, I'm fine.
- I'll see you later, all right?
- Where you about to go?
You got much more to do.
Not about to go.
Come on.
(somber piano music)
- What's wrong?
- Why do you ask?
- You look like you just lost your best friend.
- I don't think I lost anything.
But I don't like the fact that my girl
is over her ex's house
giving him a shoulder to cry on.
- Cry on?
Wait, why would Koi be over Ken house
giving him a shoulder to cry on?
- Dude brother got his self killed last night.
- No, look, you got it all wrong.
He was like a little brother to Koi.
They talked almost every day.
If anything, he's giving her a shoulder to cry on.
She's probably taking this the hardest.
- Whatever it is, I don't like it.
- Like what?
- Nothing.
- Are you okay?
- Not at all.
His baby mother's brother killed him.
You know I never liked her or the family.
- I know, you've always said that.
- Robert was like a little brother to me.
I don't know what I'ma do.
- Koi.
How's Ken doing?
- Who cares?
- I care!
- Why are you acting like this?
His only brother got killed
and look at you.
- I feel like I'm losing my woman.
- Stop it.
- Stop what?
- I'm not in the mood for this.
- Koi, I love you.
- Not now.
- Oh, so what, you don't love me now?
- I never said I loved you.
I like you, I like you a lot
but I never told you I loved you.
- So you can get back with Ken?
- I never said I was getting back with Ken.
I left Ken, got with you,
and right now I just need time for Seqoia.
- What are you saying?
- I think I said what I had to.
Anyways, they're having something
at Robert's bar later and the family will be there
if you want to stop by.
KK?
And for you,
I'll talk to you later.
- (sobbing) My turn.
- Seqoia just text me about some get together
they getting for Robert tonight.
- Okay.
Must be what Ken was calling me about.
- You going?
- Yeah, I guess, why not.
You?
- Just like you said, why not?
Ain't hurt for her nigga piece of shit.
- Aigh't I'll meet you there.
- All right, baby.
Be careful.
See ya later.
(somber music)
- Rico.
Rico!
Rico, I know your ass hear me talking to you.
What are you doin?
- I'm leaving.
- What do you mean you're leaving?
- I think it's best I go.
- Rico, do you love Koi?
- More than you know.
Shit, more than I knew.
- Well Rico, you need to fight if you want it.
Come on, now.
Look, Koi did not say she was going back to Ken.
She just said she needed a minute
to get her life together.
- Yeah, you know what, you're right.
You know I think I'ma take off for today.
Be safe.
- No problem.
(sentimental music)
- [Woman] I'm so sorry for your loss.
- Oh, thank you.
I'm sorry, what's your name?
- [Jessica] My name is Jessica.
I was a good friend of Robert's.
- Well it was nice to meet you.
Sorry we had to meet on these circumstances, but,
can you excuse me?
Can I get everybody's attention?
I wanna thank everybody for coming out
to remember my brother.
He was my only brother.
God know this gonna be hard for me.
Can everybody raise our glasses?
(gloomy music)
Robert, bro.
We love you.
We gonna miss you.
And you will never be forgotten.
To Robert.
- [Crowd] To Robert.
- Thank you.
- Bitch, what are you doing here?
- What do you mean what I'm doing here?
Your brother was my friend.
- You know, you got a lot of nerve.
- Fuck you over here talking to her about?
- What'd you say?
- I said, the fuck you talking to her about?
- Nigger, what the fuck is your problem?
- You my problem, nigga!
- Listen, we're not gonna do this here.
- What the fuck is all this?
- Bitch you better mind your fucking business.
- [Angela] Girl, what you mean mind your business?
Y'all know each other?
- Yeah I know this bitch.
- Nika, let's go.
- Wait a minute, cous, wait a minute.
- She the one who put me onto you.
- What?
- (scoffs) Girl.
It's not true. - Said I can make good
money with him, - Wait a minute.
- And maybe even turn him into a good man.
- Girl, please.
Hold up.
What did you just say?
And Rico, what are you doing here with her?
- Koi, Nika's my cousin.
And I needed to tell you the truth because I love you
and I need you.
Look, Nika played all of us.
Because she said you knew that she was Ken's first.
- Are y'all serious right now?!
This is a celebration for my brother's life!
Y'all can leave!
- Hell, no, hell, I never slept with Nika.
- Yes you did,
I mean at least you tried to last night
and I told your ass no.
- Ken, is that true?
- Hell no, she lying!
- No she ain't.
You ain't shit!
So who do you love, Ken, hmm?
- Colin, you know how I feel about Koi.
Why you acting like you don't?
- You love her?
- [Ken] You know I do.
- Bury that bitch too.
(gun firing)
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
- What the hell you calling me for?
- Because you're my sister.
And I owe you.
- All that sister shit went out the window.
You are the reason that the man I love is dead.
- No, you are my sister.
Your father is my father.
Listen, he gave my mother a lump sum of money
and told her to raise me by herself.
He never wanted to see me again.
So listen, I was jealous because he loved you and not me.
- You lie so much, I don't believe shit you say.
- Ask him.
- Okay, I will.
- Hey, who was that?
- A dead person, how are you?
- I'm good.
The car'll be here to pick us up
at eight in the morning.
I love you.
- I love you too.
I hope it's Ken's baby.
(light piano music)
♪ Yo Katrina ♪
♪ What's really good, baby sis ♪
♪ You ain't pretty looking yourself nowadays ♪
♪ Get it off your mind ♪
♪ You know you can always kick it with big bruh ♪
♪ I'm just tired ♪
♪ Tired of the chase ♪
♪ Tired of the race ♪
♪ I think I'm just fed up ♪
♪ 'Cause I've been sittin round waiting on him ♪
♪ Waiting on him to mess up ♪
♪ Inconsistency ♪
♪ Everybody tell me no one is gonna show up ♪
♪ But in reality honestly ♪
♪ I just wanna give up ♪
♪ Why you come around to waste my time ♪
♪ Why you trying to hold up my grind ♪
♪ I'm over it, I'm over it ♪
♪ And you sure ain't worth my time ♪
♪ But it's for the better ♪
♪ But I believe I'm stronger ♪
♪ It's gotta rain sometimes ♪
♪ And I'm only getting better, better ♪