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♪ Ball till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ Ball till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ Ball till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ We was once young ♪

♪ And runnin' through the blocks ♪

♪ Couldn't tell us nothin' ♪

♪ We was the dudes at high school ♪

♪ Shorties in love with ♪

♪ Now we movin' up ♪

♪ With the college like we love it ♪

♪ Thought we was doing somethin' ♪

♪ Tryin' to ball and we can't lose ♪

♪ Bein' stupid ♪

♪ Clownin' like Three Stooges ♪

♪ Fast boy movin' graduate, no job, losers ♪

♪ We 'bout to take off ♪

♪ Take our brakes off ♪

♪ Gotta find a grind full time ♪

♪ No lay off ♪

♪ They put you once up and hold 'em up ♪

♪ If you tryna ♪

♪ Balls till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ Never had enough ♪

♪ Stay chasin' bucks ♪

♪ Ball till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ Ever hit the bottom ♪

♪ Homie know it got it ♪

♪ We gonna ball till you fall ♪

♪ And the money keep callin' ♪

♪ Get your back for ♪

♪ I got your back, bruh ♪

♪ We on the map, trust ♪

♪ 'Cause all we got is us ♪

(upbeat music)

(bird squawking)

(water running)

(man exhales)

(water running)

(man exhales)

- Yo, what the hell?

(electricity popping)

Damn.

- Oh, oh.

- Yo, I am so, so sorry.

- Damn right you're sorry.

Next time watch where you're going

Quan?

- Rochelle?

- Hey, it's been a minute.

- Yeah, it's been a while.

- Yes, how you been.

- Pretty good, how about yourself?

- Uh, you know, I've seen better days after today,

but you know.

- [Quan] Sorry about that.

- It's fine. (Livvie knocking)

- [Livvie] Wake up, wake up, wake up.

- Livvie what is you doing?

I told you to knock before coming in my room.

- I did knock.

You didn't answer, so I made my way in.

- Well, next time wait for me to open the door.

- I don't have to listen to you.

Mama said you don't even get

to close any doors around here because

you're broke and you don't have a real job.

- What? What Mama say?

- I heard her on the phone.

She told Uncle Charlie you're broke,

you don't have a real job

and it was a complete waste sending you to college.

She say you should have went to service,

but probably couldn't pass the test.

- What else Mama say?

- She said you wash the dishes.

- It's not even my turn.

- Mama said get your ass up out this bed

and get ready to go to work.

- I thought I didn't have a real job, Ma.

- Boy, is you gettin' smart with me?

- Ugh!

- Oh, what's wrong with you?

I know you ain't gruntin' at me.

You ain't too old to get your ass whopped.

Remember that.

- Ma, why you always telling people my businesses?

- You ain't got not damn business.

Now get your ass up, go wash,

like you sister said, go wash the dishes

and get ready for that place you, um,

you call work.

Let's go. - Aight.

- Aight, what?

- Nothing, Ma. You wash the dishes.

- [Mother] You lucky I let you live here.

- [Livvie] And Ma, he said you wash the dishes.

- [Mother] What? Is that what he said?

- [Livvie] Yes.

- [Mother] Boy, again, you ain't too old

to get your ass beat.

- [Julius] Is this my life?

(keys jingling)

- Oh, you sneakin' out the back door, ain't you?

- Hey, hey, what's up, Ms. Beff.

- Hey, Ms. Beff my ass.

You gettin' kicked out today.

- Come, Ms. Beff, come on, we have an understanding.

Like we had an agreement that...

- Boy, you don't even have no electricity no more.

I can't even peek through the blinds at night

to get a peek at you like I used to.

- Ms. Beff, I'm pretty sure that's illegal, first of all.

- Well, sue me then.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

You're broke as hell, ain't ya?

You got one week to get out.

- Where, where am I gonna go?

- Hell if I know.

That is not my problem, goodbye.

- M...

Man.

Mm.

- Well, it was good catching up.

- Likewise.

- So, hopefully I'll see you around.

- Yeah, yeah. Ow.

- Uh, you sure you're all right?

- No.

Ooh, no, no, no, no, no.

I think I twisted my ankle.

I think I twisted it.

- Well, listen, check this out.

How about you let me massage that out for you.

I'll take you to my crib and I can, you know,

take care of that for you.

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

- Come on, now, you know I went to school

for massage therapy.

- Mm, okay, but no funny business.

- Funny business? No.

Just a little R and R.

You know, Rochelle, Raquan, R and R, uh.

- Mm-mm.

- Okay, well, uh, let me take care of that for you.

I'm so, so, so sorry.

- Mm-hmm.

- Yo, you mad at me?

(speaking foreign language)

What?

You know I failed Spanish.

- Oh, okay.

Mm.

This massage better be good.

- [Quan] It's gonna be great.

- [Rochelle] All right.

- I feel so bad, I'm so sorry.

- You really did a number on me, you know that?

- Know what?

I was kind of thinking,

I was wondering after the massage,

you think you can teach me some of that Spanish?

- Si.

- Si? What does that mean?

- It means I'll show you.

- You'll show me?

- Si, yes.

- Si, si, yes.

- Si, yes, what is that mean?

You know what, it sounds so sexy.

(speaking foreign language)

It sound so, okay.

- Uh, ooh, wow, ooh.

- Make yourself comfortable.

Mm.

- Mm.

(baby crying)

- Get your tacos, hot tacos.

Quesadilla, two for five.

- I'd like one, please.

- Hey, there you go.

Good girl, yep.

- Hey, I'm telling my daddy you touched me.

- What's up, all right.

No, hold on, wait, hold on.

I ain't touch you.

- No, I'm telling my daddy.

- Come on, man, oh, my God.

- Julias. - I didn't touch her.

- What?

- What is going on out here?

- Man, little girl threw the food down.

- Julius, no touching the customers' kids.

- I didn't touch no kid.

- Man, that's rule number 373

in the employee handbook.

- You got too many rules, man.

- Man, that's grounds for termination, man.

I'm sorry.

I'm a have to let you go.

- What?

I quit.

- Right.

Whatever helps you sleep at night.

Just take your uniform by my office

and I'll take the dry cleaning fee

outta your last check.

- Whatever, man.

- But, on second thought.

- What, I'm not fired?

- Oh, oh, no, you definitely fired.

It's just your last check ain't enough

to cover the dry cleaning fee,

so you gonna end up owing me.

Temper tantrums get you nowhere, son (laughs).

Temper tantrums get you nowhere.

Samples.

Get your free...

Free samples here.

- What?

Yo, I refuse to work for minimum wage.

Try something else.

You can't be serious.

I have a college degree.

My degree cost twice as much as this.

Why would I work for minimum wage

or commission only?

- [Man] Shh.

- It's not even a library.

- Oh, yeah.

Right there, that feels good.

Yeah, keep going right there.

Right there.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Ooh, mm.

Mm-hmm.

- See, aren't you glad I brought you back

to my spot so we could do this?

- Shh.

(speaking foreign language)

Focus.

Right there, don't stop, right there.

Yeah, right there, right there.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, right, yep there, yeah, right there.

Ooh, yeah, oh, yeah.

Oh, mm-hmm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

(door squeaks)

(door closes)

Oh, yeah.

Right that, that feels good.

Oh, oh.

Right there.

Oh.

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

- See aren't you glad I brought you back to my-

- I know damn well you ain't in my house

with one of then video vaccination chicks.

- Your house?

- Dad.

- I thought you said this was your house, Raquan.

- I mean-

(speaking foreign language)

What about the ankle?

- I'll manage.

- Hey, hold on, before you go baby girl,

you ain't got no younger sister,

you know, older sister, mom, auntie?

(speaking foreign language)

- Dad.

- What'd I tell you about having people in this house

without my permission?

- Dad, I'm grown.

- Oh, you pay bills now?

- I mean...

- Exactly.

Just think, what would your mom think?

- Dad, mom went to the store when I was two.

- That has nothing to do

with what we're talking about now, son.

- She never came back.

- Don't get smart with me, boy.

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

- Yo, what's good.

- Nothing.

Just got off of work.

- Oh, all right.

Yo, you tryna link?

- Yeah, that's cool.

Tryna meet at your spot.

- Uh, my spot's getting renovated

so not really a good look.

- Aight.

Um, we'll meet at Quan's spot.

- All right, bet.

- Aight.

- I just feel like I keep hearing myself tell you

this time and time again, son.

You gotta apply yourself.

You sittin' around here runnin' around

with girls and aint' got no job.

You ain't doin' nothin'.

You ain't helpin' me in this house,

I can, oh, no, I know. - Hello?

- He is not answering the phone

when I'm talking to him.

See, that's what's wrong with this generation.

- Hey, yo, meet us by the green box in 15.

- Oh, you're calling me for a job interview.

Okay, yeah.

I'm so excited.

I'll look for the details in an email.

All right, I'll see you soon.

See, Dad, things are looking up.

I just called for a job interview.

- See, I knew it, son.

- Yeah, yeah, so I'm a run

and get something to wear for the interview.

- Hold up, you need anything?

You want me to pick out your clothes

for you and stuff, 'cause you know your daddy got sag, boy.

- That's how you say it, right?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know you do,

but I know you're busy,

so I'm a just go and run and get it by myself.

- You need some money?

- Yeah, I would definitely appreciate that.

- Say no more. I got you, son.

- All right, all right, I appreciate it.

I'll see you later, Pop.

- All right. - All right.

- I'm proud of that damn boy.

- Yeah, man, your mom in there buggin' your ass.

- Yo, you won't believe the day I had, man.

- Shh, man, my little sister

always running her mouth, man.

- What's good, y'all?

- What's up, man?

- Absolutely nothing, bro.

- Tell me about it.

- Y'all guess what?

- [Together] What?

- Tell me why I almost smashed Rochelle.

- Yo, what?

- Yeah.

- Rochelle, Rochelle?

- Yeah, I mean Rochelle, Rochelle.

- Stop, playin'.

What happened?

- My daggone cock blockin' dad ruined everything.

- Man.

I thought I was havin' a bad day.

- Man, I got fired.

- What? You have a job?

- Yo, you told me you were just getting off,

you mean like had a job.

- I mean, I did just get off.

I got off indefinitely.

- All right, man, but since we keepin' it a hundred, yo,

I'm about to get evicted.

Yo, my utilities is off.

Ms. Beff said I got a week to get out

and I don't even know where I'm a go.

- Like, yo, this cannot be life right now, man.

We went to college for what?

- I don't know.

- We been graduated, what, five months now?

We can't even find a job

in what we went to school for.

Like we supposed to be the cream of the crop,

like, how this even happened?

This can't be life right now?

- Somethin' gotta change, though.

(phone ringing)

Hey, hold on, I gotta take this real quick.

- Man.

- Hello?

- Hello, nephew.

- Hey, Unc.

- I was talking to your mom.

She said you were broke.

You wanna house sit for me to make some extra money?

- She always tellin' my business.

- That's my sister you talkin' about.

But you're right, she's always yappin' at the mouth.

But listen, do you wanna make this money or not?

- Yeah.

- Yo, what was that about?

- Damn, you nosy.

Nah, that was my uncle, though.

- Oh, the rich one that nobody knows what he does?

- [Julius] Yeah, that one.

Said he wanted me to do some house sitting for him.

- Damn, people still get people to house sit?

- Yeah.

- That's crazy.

- What's that?

- Yo, got a plan.

Y'all just gotta hear me out.

- Shit, I'm listenin'.

- Yo, man, where's Tyrone at?

- Man, I don't even know.

He should be here any minute with the alcohol.

- What liquor store did he go to?

- Liquor store?

Come on now, you know that fool ain't got no money.

He ain't going to no liquor store.

He done went to his cousin house,

his mama house and all they houses

to get leftover bottles.

- Bruh, you know his mom not coming up

off of any of them leftover bottles.

- Yeah, you right.

- All right, man, what's this plan again?

- Really, bruh?

We are at the day of the kickback

and you still got questions?

- Yeah.

- Aight then, the flyer that we saw, right?

With the house on it? - Yeah.

- It said for rent by owner, no credit check,

deposit only, right?

- Right.

- Okay, so we gonna throw this little kickback,

which just so happens to be on Halloween.

- Halloween kickback.

I might like it.

- Of course you do, all right.

So we gonna throw the little Halloween kickback,

charge people to get in, take the money

and use that as a deposit to put down on the house, right?

So we gonna get the house

and then we'll have somewhere to stay

to lay our heads outside of our parents' house

and then we'll just throw kickbacks every weekend

to stay afloat.

- Aight.

Sounds solid.

- Yeah.

I mean all the stars a aligning really.

'Cause I mean your uncle got you house sitting

in his crib, he's going out of town.

He's paying you for that

to get a little extra money

and then on top of that,

he ain't never gonna find out about this kickback

and we gonna make this money and get this crib.

I mean, what could possibly go wrong?

- Really? You asking me that now?

What can go wrong with one of your plans?

- Come one now, bro, don't do me like that.

- Yeah, aight, man.

Man, these groceries and supplies should be here any minute.

- All right, he should have been here

like five minutes ago.

- Yeah, okay, no tip for him.

- Tip?

Who has money for a tip anyways?

- You right?

Oh, man, you never finished telling me

what happened with Rochelle.

- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right, so, bam, I'm out in the morning doing

my little morning cardio,

getting my run on and everything, right?

I see this little bad thing, right?

She lookin' at me so hard,

she done slipped and twisted her ankle.

So I go over there to the rescue.

I'm like, "Hey, how you doing?"

Not even realizing it was Rochelle.

I'm like, she like, "Hey, Quan,

I ain't seen you in a long time."

I'm like, "Yeah, it's been a minute, baby.

You know, let me take care of that for you."

She like, "Yeah, yeah.

I heard you do massage therapy and everything."

So then I'm like, "Let's got to my crib, I got you."

So we go to my crib.

We get there, things start getting

all hot and heavy and steamy

and all that, you know what I'm saying?

And then...

- And then what?

- I'll tell you later, bro.

- Come on, man.

Delivery guy cock blocking like your dad.

- Yo, so I have an order for Raquan.

- That's me. - That's him.

- Okay, yeah, so I have some,

let's see, some plates, some cups,

ooh, some silverware and some streamers.

- Is the box supposed to be open?

- Ooh, some chips.

Oh, I got some salsa, okay?

The makings for a great party,

that's what's up.

- Yeah, uh, I'll take that.

- Is this supposed to be- - You're welcome.

- Is this supposed to be open like this?

- Hey, yo, it don't matter.

At least we got the supplies.

- Why the cups and plates red,

it's supposed to be orange.

It's a Halloween party.

We can't have red cups and plates.

- Well, you wanna do something right,

you gotta do it. (man clearing throat)

- You good man?

I thought allergy season was over?

- Oh, did you want an invite to the party?

- That's what it is.

He want an invite to the party.

- There it is, he want the invite.

- Invite.

- You know what, you non-tipping cheapskates.

Probably ain't got no car now.

Talkin' about if I wanna come to your party.

I don't wanna come to your party, please.

- Well, if you do wanna come

to the kickback, now you gotta pay extra.

- Didn't he pull up on a scooter?

- I know, I don't even know.

That's probably why the box is open.

It probably opened on the breezeway.

- Yeah, that's why you gotta go to the store

and do it yourself.

- I know.

- Anyway, man, Tyrone need to hurry up

with the alcohol, man.

- Yeah, he do.

I can't get over these red plates.

You know what?

- We gonna make it work.

- Well, yeah, sure we gonna make it work.

- Look, let's go ahead and start setting up for it.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

What's up there young bucks?

- Not much.

- Hey, look like a whole lot of nothin' much.

Y'all look suspicious.

- We look suspicious because we have a box?

- Y'all generation so disrespectful.

Look here, man.

Charlie told me that his nephew

was gonna be house sitting for him

while he was gone.

So I'm just lettin' you know now.

Anything that happens out the ordinary,

I may or may not be callin' him depending

on my compensation.

- Compen, compensation?

Wait, wait, you blackmailing us?

- See, you get it.

Yeah, you smart.

Yeah, I knew it wasn't a complete waste of time

for your mama to send you off to college.

- Man, what?

- Yeah, that's what I heard her telling Sally

at the grocery store.

- [Julius] See, she always telling my business.

- Ah, you know what?

Now I know where I know you from.

- Me.

- Yeah, yeah, you. - Oh.

- I would really hate to tell

Uncle Charlie what happened

with you and Aunt Betty behind his back.

- What you know?

- Just know that I know.

- Um, look here, you two young men

have a nice day, aight?

- Yeah. - Aight.

- [Quan] What you know about Aunt Betty?

- I just assumed, you know Aunt Betty goes for everybody.

- Man, really?

- What, it worked.

- [Julius] Whatever, man, let's set up.

- Girl, your hair is real pretty, who did this?

- Thanks, girl, you know Slade did my joint.

I had to put my locks back in,

but I did like the short cut,

but they like the locks now,

so I had to grow it on out.

- Yeah, I got you.

I mean, I might dye mine's all red

for this party tonight.

- Party? What party?

- Quan didn't invite you?

- Quan didn't tell me nothing about no party.

- Oh, you need to call him right now,

'cause this party 'bout to be liggy.

- Mm-hmm, see I don't play that.

- [Phone] Speech dialing Raquan.

- Hey, you, I just finished doing the play-

(phone ringing)

List.

Hello?

- Quan.

What's this about some party

that Keeta talkin' about?

- Party?

No, I don't know nothing about no party.

- I know you not having no party

and didn't invite me.

- Nah, I don't know what you talkin' about.

There's no party going on.

- Oh, really?

- Get his ass.

- I bet you I pull up,

I'll find out about a party.

- You know what happened?

My page got hacked, yeah, my page got hacked.

A few people been telling me

they been getting some invites

on social media, but there's no party.

It doesn't exist,

so anything that you saw just, or heard,

just disregard that, all right.

- Mm, see you soon.

- Hey, you, that ratchet chick Tiana hit me up.

Talkin' about the party, there ain't no party.

I wish Rochelle would have come.

- Girl, I'm about to go.

Go?

- Back to the house.

I mean, ain't no point in going to no party

if you not going.

- I know that's right.

- Thanks.

(phone ringing)

Hello?

Yeah, I'm most definitely going

to this party tonight.

I mean, I just gotta check in

with my sugar daddy, see if he's gonna

let me keep his car tonight.

All right, babe, that works.

Oh, yeah, lit all the way.

Have a good one.

(door closes)

(phone dinging)

- Dinner's on the stove, Brandy.

I'm about to go to work.

- Okay.

- I need to take, look after your little sister, okay?

- I'm a watch her.

- Brandy.

Can I trust you to keep an eye on your sister

while I'm at work?

- Can we trust you?

You the one let somebody touch her

at the taco stand, patting her on her head.

- Look, Brandy.

Your mom sent me those photos

of you twerking on social media.

- Okay, everybody twerk on social media these days.

- Yeah, but I got colleagues

that's on social media

and they not gonna be looking at my daughter, okay?

- Tell them don't watch.

- Listen, Brandy, you heard what I said.

Number one, no boys coming through my window.

Two, you're not to leave this house.

Three, you are to watch your sister, okay, Brandy.

- Okay, I'm a watch her.

- Am I clear Brandy?

- Yeah, all right.

- Okay.

(phone dinging)

They still talkin' 'bout a party.

I bet you I pull up.

(club music)

- Yo, this is bad.

- Early in the game, man,

it's early in the game.

- Not even 10, not even 10, bro.

- And it's still a good turn out.

- Right, right.

- Well, you are a genius for this, bro.

- How many people we got in here?

- I know. What's going on?

How you doing?

- I'm great, how about yourself?

- We doing good, we doing good.

We be doing even better when

you pay us this money to get in this party.

- So you mean to tell me

I came in here looking this good

and you gonna make me pay?

- Yeah, sweetheart, that's exactly what it means.

- Yeah.

- But I came before 10.

The club would never.

- I appreciate it, we're not the club,

but we do have drinks on the right

after you pay $20.

Thank you so much, appreciate you.

- Bitch got to pay.

- Not that kind of party.

Let's keep the money coming.

- Yeah, we stackin' up.

- Okay, okay.

(club music)

♪ We don't need no sleep ♪

♪ Because the party don't stop ♪

♪ So put your hands on me ♪

♪ And turn me on, turn me up ♪

♪ We don't need no sleep ♪

♪ Because the party don't stop ♪

♪ So put your hand on me ♪

♪ And turn me on, turn me up ♪

♪ Open up, up, up, don't be scared ♪

♪ Just open up, up, up, don't be scared. ♪

- [Tyrone] Aight, we doing aight, though.

- We doing great.

- Imagine us doing it every weekend.

- I don't know if we can do it every weekend.

(club music)

- Wee, you lookin' good.

- You can punish me.

- Yeah, hold up.

You just say my girl lookin' good?

Boy, I'll kill you.

Nah, I'm just playin' with y'all, man.

- Aight, aight, cool.

- I'm just jokin', man.

Look, I got all three of us.

- Appreciate it. Appreciate it.

- Hey, drinks on the right.

Yeah. - All right.

- People a little uptight tonight, man.

- Wassup, fool.

- Wassup? - Wassup?

- What y'all got runnin' in here?

- You know, a couple ladies, a couple drinks.

- You tryna turn up?

- What y'all charging?

- $20.

- $20?

- Yeah, you see that in there.

- Come on, bro, $20 ain't that bad, you got it.

- You right, I do.

- Appreciate you good sir.

- My man, have fun.

- This sure look like a party to me.

It's to nice to be a trap house.

- I just need a drink.

- Hey, you want your?

- Keep the change.

- All right, so how much got.

- Count that up.

- We gotta have at least a thousand, man.

I swear, we had 50 people already coming in,

that's 50 times 20 is a thousand.

We got a stack. - Yeah.

- Right. - Yeah, yeah.

- Hey, if we keep this up, man,

we got at least two months of rent.

- Right.

- Man, listen.

- We can just chill from now.

(club music)

- Everybody needs a drink and chill out.

- Everybody, though.

- I was gonna...

- I mean, you weren't, but okay, I get it.

Um, nah, I was gonna be back there,

but you know what I'm saying.

We need a few more over there because-

- They gonna come.

- 'Cause, you know, the more women

the more guys come and the more women come.

- Yeah, it's money, it's money.

Easy money.

- And I don't know about y'all-

- We could have a twerk contest.

- That's not a bad idea.

- Damn.

Damn.

- You could host it.

- I'm 'bout to call Keeta.

(phone dinging)

Voicemail.

- Yo, we gotta get this new house, y'all.

- It's only been the first hour.

Yo, but y'all gonna help me with old boy.

- Old boy's about to beat that ass, man.

- He was like six eight, nah.

- But I'm not, 301.

- Someone gotta live-

- Look, shorty went back.

I'm ready to just head off with shorty, though.

- She is bad, though, she bad.

(club music)

- I thought you wasn't comin'?

- Girl.

- I thought you wasn't comin' to the party.

You lied.

- I mean.

- Why you lied to me?

(glass breaks)

- Wow, their vase was dirty.

- Oh, what the hell.

- Aunt Betty.

What y'all do with Aunt Betty, man?

- Yo, Aunt Betty was cremated in that vase, bruh.

And the vase, that's Aunt Betty, well, was, I guess.

- Yo, that's the one that cheated on his uncle?

- Yeah, but that mean you still gotta respect the dead,

you know what I mean?

Yeah, he, tweakin'.

But, uh, so, yeah, what time is it?

It's not even 11, yo.

There's gotta be some more girls comin'.

- Yeah, they comin'.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

(club music)

- [TV Personality] Thank you for joining us

on this Halloween night.

It is so scary, so scary.

- I wonder what they got going on over there?

- I don't now.

- So you just gonna sit there?

- Yep, what you want me to do?

- I want you to get up and go over there

and tell them keep that noise down.

People are trying to sleep.

- So we not asleep, so what's

the purpose of me going over there

if we ain't trying to sleep?

- We ain't asleep 'cause they making

too much noise, did you ever think about that?

- See, you're focused on the wrong thing.

What they got going on over there-

- Won't you just get up

and go over there and tell them

to keep the noise down.

- If it'll get you to shut up.

You keep looking out that window,

a pigeon gonna doody in your eye, come on.

(club music)

- Aunt Betty, I'm so sorry.

- Hey, are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

It's my Aunt Betty.

She's gone.

- Oh, poor thing.

Why you over here in the corner?

Aren't you one of the hosts?

- Yeah, it just happened.

They broke her. Okay, they broke her.

Now she got glass all inside of her.

- I think you've have too much punch, okay.

- Betty, I'm so sorry.

- Like I was sayin', cat in the hat,

cat in the bag, but if you let me hit that cat,

that's a cat I'll smack.

- Ooh, you mad talented, for real.

You should be signed.

- Yeah, that's what I tell people.

- Word.

- Girl, what?

How many of them damn brownies did you eat?

- No, no.

- I be listening to the same guy.

- Chill.

Listening is a state of mind.

You know, you gotta be free.

What's up?

- Right.

- Oh, you said brownies?

Oh, shit, you got brownies.

All right, listen, got me a brownie,

caramel and I got me a brownie.

That'll be on the next thing.

- Okay. - Yeah.

- No.

- That's fire.

You want one?

- Keep Betty alive.

- Yeah, that's all right.

- Yo, we still got like two more hours.

- You see it turn up in there?

- Ooh, hi, neighbors.

- Oh, wassup?

- What's going on?

What y'all going on up in here?

- Oh, nothing.

Game night.

- Game night, okay, so you dressed

like a black cock Dracula

and you just a bootleg soccer player.

And plus that fine thick Miss Butt

just walked past me.

- Oh, that. - Yeah.

- I mean, if you wanna kind of stay and see,

you can pay $20.

- No, I would pay,

but I could also call the police

and let them know y'all having a little gathering

and so disturbing the peace.

- Hold up right quick.

- [Together] Deal.

- He saw it coming.

With his glasses, he sees everything, man.

But, look, we still got like $1,200.

(club music)

- Man, cheer up.

- Come on, man, pick your head up.

Dude, this is the biggest kickback of the year.

You're over here mopin'.

- Man, how I'm gonna explain

what happened to Aunt Betty to my uncle?

- Okay, look, go by the dollar store tomorrow,

get a new vase and get some dirt

on the way back and we'll put it in there

and your uncle will never know the difference.

- Are you serious right now?

- Yeah, you can use a vacuum pouch.

But, yo, seriously, didn't she do

your uncle dirty, so it's kind of like karma.

- Yeah, I'm not even hearing y'all right now.

Matter of fact, who's watching the door?

- Ah, the doorknob.

- You can't be serious.

Y'all had one job, man.

- I'll be right there, man.

I gotta handle this right quick.

- [Julius] I know you can't count money, anyway.

(club music)

(girl vomits)

- Oh, are you serious right now?

Yo.

Are you, are you serious right now?

- Sorry, I'm drunk.

I feel so bad.

- Just wanna make sure that didn't get on me.

- Yo.

(Quan grunting)

(TV blaring)

- What is taking him so long?

He don't never leave me this long.

I know they done done something to him.

Let me call 911.

911?

Yes, I would like to report a missing person.

My husband.

Yes, my neighbors are out of control

and I think they done kidnapped him.

Please hurry up and get here.

- Oh, I cannot believe this chick threw up on me.

- Everybody just having a good old time.

I can't believe y'all did that

to my Aunt Betty, man.

How am I gonna explain this to Unc?

- Betties.

So that's what was in the brownies.

- What you know about my Aunt Betty, man.

You smokin' her too?

- Whoo!

- Hey.

You all right?

Kind of noticed you over here, you know.

Whimpering like a little girl.

I just came to check on you.

- I wasn't whimpering.

I'm good, I'm straight.

- Oh, yeah.

Is that why your lip is quivering like that?

- It's chilly in here.

You ain't cold? I'm cold.

- It's about Aunt Betty, ain't it?

- How did you know?

- Ears to the streets, bro.

- Ears to the, who are you?

Hold up, how did you even get in here?

Are you somebody's guest or something?

- No.

- Undercover cop?

- No, fool.

- Are you lost?

- Dude, I live across the street.

I come over here all the time.

I just wanted to stop by

'cause the party looked poppin'.

See if I can get a couple drinks or two, you know.

Is that a crime?

- No.

- All right then.

What you got anyway?

- Just some OJ and Cognac.

You wanna dance?

- With who?

- With me.

- I don't think so.

You know, I, um, the thing is,

I kind of don't date guys who wear skirts.

You know, you kind of look a little jobless.

- First of all, this is not a skirt.

It's an African kilt, okay.

And how you know I don't have a job?

Seriously, how do you know these things?

Ears to the streets, bro, like I told you.

Besides, you don't wanna dance anyway.

Arthur wouldn't allow it.

- Arthur.

- Yeah.

- Jealous boyfriend Arthur, right?

- Arthur, yeah, like arthritis.

Got bad knees, bro.

You hear that pop, there it goes.

- Yeah.

You probably should get that looked at.

- Yeah, I'm a go do that now, um,

I'll take that and you don't worry about Aunt Betty, okay.

She's fine.

- She's in a better place, right?

- [Girl] Absolutely.

The vacuum cleaner.

- What? - Ha, nothing.

- I can't stand these people, man.

So retarded.

I'm a get another drink before Unc come home

and kill me.

- We live, this party is slick, comin' through.

It's worth the money.

- Yo, what is you doing?

Yo, this bathroom is occupied.

- Looks like I lost service.

- Lost service, yo, you got me naked on your live.

You need to find service so you can delete that.

- I just said I lost service.

Were you not listening?

How am I supposed to take it down

with no service.

- Well, you need to find service.

- You are so ungrateful.

I was trying to help y'all out

to bring y'all some customers to come out.

How rude.

- What is you even talkin' about right now?

(club music)

(camera clicks)

- [Man] Oh, playa, you gonna have

to get your own room

'cause this one right here occupied.

Unless you get down like that.

(hand slapping)

- Um, I'm just here to get my clothes real quick.

- And why you slapped me

'cause it was just a question.

- You know why I slapped you.

- Y'all carry on.

- Did you change?

- Did you change?

- I mean, yeah, somebody threw up on me

so I had to change.

- Yes, yes, someone threw up all over me,

it was like a, just like a run by vomiting, just oh, ah,

all over me, I was covered, you know.

Had to, you were lucky, though,

I had this spare costume in my car, so.

- Okay.

- Yep.

Good party, though.

- Thanks.

- God, that was a close one. - Yeah.

- I told you you should just let me

go back to my house so I could have got

my purse and paid for you.

- Okay, look, does a purse go

with a rainbow shellfish mermaid princess?

- Uh.

- It doesn't.

- You're not wrong, you're not wrong.

- By the way, have you tried the punch?

- I have not, but I want to, I heard it's good.

(guest chattering)

- Yo, you good?

- Bro, I can't believe she threw up on me.

- That's crazy. - Wow.

- Yo, man, so check out.

We got, it's not two stacks.

I don't know what Julius is talking about,

it's aight, though.

I think we still doing good.

I think we right around like 1,500.

- 1,500.

That's more than we started with.

- Yeah, yeah. - Exactly.

(girl speaking indistinctly)

- Yeah, but it was worth it.

- Uh, I couldn't help but overhear.

I know y'all didn't think

ya'll was gonna get away

with just paying one time

just to get into this party 'cause y'all twins.

- It worked, didn't it?

- Eavesdroppers.

- I know.

Besides, did you even pay to get in here?

- Look, that besides the point, okay.

Man, I'm a tell you, y'all's generation

is so disrespectful.

Look, y'all don't worry

about grown folk business, all right.

You just worry about nursing

that little red cup cocktail you got, all right?

I'm watching y'all.

- Yeah.

Red cup.

This is red, yeah, we're the ones

who need to be watching ourselves, okay.

- Sabrina, Tina.

- [Together] Hi, Kevin.

- Before you say anything,

I gotta understand your costumes.

Are you like a liberated Statue of Liberty.

Don't answer that.

And are you the scarecrow or a cowgirl?

- Okay, okay, okay.

So, what we are is like she's a mermaid,

came upon land for the first time,

and I'm the first thing she saw

so like instant friendship.

- But I was a rainbow, cuddle, mermaid.

- Fish, cold fish.

- Yep.

- And I, and then scarecrow cowgirl best friends.

- Dynamic.

- It's a whole new thing, like, you like,

"Wizard of Oz" meets "Little Mermaid."

- You all are terrific liars,

but that's an amazing hybrid anyway.

- Okay.

- I got you, come on.

(glass breaks)

- [Man] Come on, baby, where you going?

- Oh, God, oh, my God.

Let me see, let me see.

- [Keeta] I can't believe you called me a ho.

- I thought you liked when I talked dirty to you.

- Oh.

- [Keeta] Hooya, hooya!

- Oh.

(furniture crashing)

- Someone's fighting.

It's a fight.

- Oh, should we place bets?

- Yep.

I got five on it.

- Oh, I got 10.

- [Twin] Actually, I don't have any money,

didn't pay to get in.

- They tweakin' over there.

Aw, man, yo, all right.

- Who's gonna clean that up?

- Uh, Julius, because obviously

he can't count, so he might as well clean.

(glass breaking)

- $20 my man.

Yo, you ain't even go at costume on.

You gotta Sauce Way shirt.

- What, you neither.

- What?

You the host of this party?

I didn't think so.

He's comin' on to party.

You better come and check me.

- I know.

- $20?

- My tooth.

- Oh, my God, let me see.

Oh, my God.

Did the brownies do that?

- Yo, shorty, bleeding.

- Yo, are you serious right now, bro?

Are you serious?

Yo, this is a Halloween party.

You gonna see blood.

- That's gonna be extra, dawg.

- Yeah, extra.

No, that's plenty for you.

Yeah, come off of that.

- Yeah, yeah, it's dry cleaning.

Yo.

All right, listen, I'll go get Julius

to clean it up

since he clearly can't count.

Go ahead man, I got you.

Get yourself cleaned up.

We got more chicks coming, hurry up, man.

- Oh.

- Yeah, you good, man.

Yo! Julius!

(guest chattering)

- I meant to ask what you were dressed as.

What's your costume?

- I'm a no pant-kneed civilian.

- So, this is like assless chaps, but kneeless?

Kneeless chaps?

- Kneeless, kneeless chaps?

- I think Prince woulda did that, too.

- [Twin] Oh, yeah, that's a look.

You could market that.

- Oh, we could totally market that, right?

- You should patent that.

- [Man] Especially if I use Jergens

and then I could like cross market

with the Jergens lotion, what you think?

- You can have like-

- Put the lotion on the knee.

I think it could be a new ringer,

you know, kind of like, I don't know.

- They go hand in hand.

- [Man] This is why y'all are my friends.

We come up with great ideas.

- Okay, but I want 10% of the profits.

- [Man] Okay, I'm willing to do that

if you take nine.

I like odd numbers.

- But 4.5, 4.5.

- How are we supposed to split that?

- [Man] That's why it's bad working with twins.

I gotta do stuff twins.

I'm glad y'all ain't a singing group.

- 20%, 10, 10, easy math.

(guests chattering)

(siren blaring)

- [Man On Radio] I'm at 14th York.

(doorbell ringing)

361.

- 'Bout time y'all get here.

- Ma'am, calm down.

Tell us what's going on.

- My husband left and went over there

with all those cars and all that commotion.

I know then thugs did something to him.

- How long he's been gone, ma'am?

- I don't know, I guess about an hour or so.

- Well, look, just let us check it out.

Tell us what your husband name is.

- Seymour Assinme.

- See more ass in me?

(both laughing)

- What y'all think's so funny.

- Nothing, ma'am.

What is your name?

- Look, I don't have to tell you my name,

'cause I already done told you my husband name.

Mrs. Assinme.

- We're gonna check it out, ma'am.

- Well, go ahead, go on over there

and make yourself useful.

- Okay, have a nice night.

- Assinme?

(guest chattering)

- What we looking at?

Won't you go shoot the shot?

- Say again?

- Bro, your eyes, she can't read your eyes.

Go shoot your shot and see what's up.

- Her?

Her over there?

- Quick, yeah, her over there.

- I'm just doing a little bit of window shopping.

- Oh, is that what that is, window shopping?

- Yeah.

- You know brothers that window shop

can't afford the merch, I get it.

It's all good.

- Sit up here and try to play me like that.

- I'm just sayin'.

- Not only can I buy the merch,

I could buy the whole store if I wanted to.

- Oh, really?

- Yeah.

- Won't you go prove it.

Yeah, show me what you got.

- You know what, I think I will.

- Mm-hmm, go.

- Oh, you mean now, like right now.

- Oh, yeah, mm-hmm.

Before winter time.

If that's okay with you.

- Know what? Aight.

- Clown.

(club music)

- So, uh, you over here dancing by yourself, huh?

- Oh, it's you.

- So, uh, I know it's crazy

what happened in the room earlier, but,

I couldn't help but notice

the way that you was looking at me and, uh,

I was just wondering if I maybe

can get your number or something?

- Sure.

- Yeah.

There.

Save your name as beautiful.

Cool.

I'm a call you.

- You do that.

- All right.

- Nice moves, there.

- Hey, I got it.

- Got what, her number?

- But of course.

- Let me see.

(girl laughs)

- You know what, I'm like 95.5% sure

that this is the KFC number

from up the street.

- For real? - Damn.

- But you know what,

look on the bright side.

Whenever you wanna get your hands

and your lips on some nice juicy breast

and thighs, they're guaranteed every time (laughs).

I'll just let myself out.

- Hee, hee, hee, hell.

(guest chattering)

- Oh, I'm helping you out.

- She's helping you. - With that.

- [Man] Oh, my gosh.

I appreciate that.

Oh, I'm lovin' this belt buckle.

- Yeah. - I know.

- [Man] Look, I had a belt buckle like that.

It kept me from going to jail in Mexico,

but that's a whole nother story.

- Oh, I see.

- I'll put that in my mental load

to ask you about later then.

- So y'all not, did y'all do things

to not pay to get in?

- What are you talking about?

- I paid so much money.

- [Man] Continue to save on parties.

I don't know, maybe there's like

a bonus rewards like Office Depot

or one of these places you continue,

you save on parties that you just sneak into.

How don't people figure this out

when y'all have on different costumes.

- [Twins] What?

- Maybe they got some dumb people here

'cause y'all got on two different outfits.

- [Twin 1] No, see, when they look at us

they just see, it's just

a blank block blank, no features.

- [Twin 2] Yep.

- [Twin 1] So they think two blobs.

All I'm saying, yeah, exactly.

- Oh, my gosh, you know what?

I have things like that, too,

where I think one person is like three people

or two people, you know.

- [Twin 1] Yeah, that's just messed up.

- Two drink minimum, whatever.

- [Twin 2] I was gonna say, it only

around 2 p.m. or after a couple.

- Yo, you.

- Who said I can't count, man?

I can count.

- Yo.

- Yeah, you might can handle it.

You might, you might, yo,

either way this was as dope ass turnout.

- Best idea you had in a long time.

- Thank you, I be trying, I be trying.

We gonna be able to get that spot in no time.

- I can't wait, man, I can't wait.

- And to think, we went to college

only just for what?

We could have been making money

through our parties.

- Oh, tell me about it, yo.

We definitely became systematic victims, man.

They set us up for the okie doke.

Us and our parents.

- Man, but, hey, cheers to the new beginning.

- [Together] Yeah.

- Oh, hello, man.

You too late to sign up for the costume contest.

- Yeah, yeah, man, that looks real.

If you weren't so short,

I would think you a real cop.

- Yo, it really does look real.

I gotta say, y'all got be the first couple

to come here dressed alike like that.

That's really dope.

- What's up, man?

- We're looking for Seymour Assinme?

(all laughing)

- We need to see Seymour Assinme.

- [Cop] Brandy, get your behind over here.

You supposed to be babysitting.

- [Julius] It's $20.

You still gotta pay, though.

- We don't read minds. - You can't cut us short.

- [Quan] I don't think Brandy paid for you.

- Yo, come on.

- Yes, sir, y'all pull up,

y'all pull up, we lit tonight.

Yes, sir, y'all missing this.

You could been here.

Yes, sir, we got stripper cups.

Got everything, like they got everything.

It's a hole in here, too,

but that's my boy Tre.

Yes, sir.

We here tonight, man, y'all pull up.

Aw Sharron, you don't pull up, you don't pull up,

you too old.

No.

Yes, sir.

Uh-uh.

Come on phone, don't free up on me now, we lit.

Tracfone ain't playin' with me tonight.

Come on, man.

Oh, yeah, we back, we back.

Yes, sir, we back.

I'm here, why y'all ain't here.

Pull up.

Matter of fact, I'll take it back.

Let y'all pick me up on them suits.

'Cause some people just left, we got room for y'all then.

(glass breaks)

- 10 on redhead, 10 on redhead.

- Yeah.

- You want five, two?

It's getting real.

Okay, bye, Kevin.

We need to go get some money.

- Excuse me.

(girl screaming)

- How you doing, officer?

You supposed to be in the "Police Academy?"

- Sir, sir, sir, sir.

Excuse me.

I'm not here for this.

I'm looking for my daughter, Brandy.

Have you seen her?

She's about this tall, long hair

and she's gonna get it.

- Played on "Moesha."

- Look, she's gonna get it

when he dad finds out

and let her know if you see her.

- All right.

Do I need to let you know

you could see that's a clip-on?

Brandy.

- I hope angel wings ain't Brandy, dawg,

'cause I want angel wings.

- Is that the one in the room?

- Yeah, I was tryna get, yeah, she was,

she said she wanted to kick it with the kid,

I mean, that's why.

- She told you that, too.

- Oh, this is my song.

What the, what time is it?

- Uh, 11 o'clock.

- My ship is over.

Y'all get out my way, get out my way.

- All right folks,

you made me spill my yak, shit.

(club music)

- Hey, are you Brandy?

- No.

Go ask your mama.

- I was hopin' you would.

That real fine.

Like not like regular, like certified fine.

You could see that she had it all

and she have, you gotta admit a girl

with an extra toe, sometimes.

(Kevin mumbling indistinctly)

She was Brandy.

She was probably Patricia.

Probably that old school name like Gloria.

Gertrude.

I ain't need that anyway.

Probably would check me old school

if I came home late or something.

Look at you, been out all night.

Lipstick on your collar,

you know, old school stuff.

Smell like perfume and I'm laying it low

and spread it wide.

Yeah, probably got

a whole bunch of old school things.

Go to sleep at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

She look 28, but she probably

go on the dialysis, you now.

She checked me.

I was with her old school.

See, y'all know.

Yeah, but I can't deal with young women.

I need a 60, 70-year-old in my life.

I need a vintage woman.

Yeah, that'll work.

A vintage woman.

I'll have to turn into an old man,

maybe like, you know, Pops from "Friday."

Yeah, boy, Pops is here.

I just wanna hit on you and get the kids.

Yeah, boy.

Next thing you know gonna go down the street,

'cause you a nice cutie pie, bang, bang, bang.

- I thought you said it wasn't no party?

- Oh, oh, this.

This is not a party, it's not a party.

It's a little kickback.

- A kickback?

- Yeah, it just got a little outta hand,

you know, I wasn't nothing.

- See, you lyin', too.

This look like more than a kickback.

- It's a Halloween kickback,

it ain't even a party.

- You're a liar.

- It just got a little outta hand, you know.

More people came.

- It's a party.

- What's you mean, nobody nothing.

Nothing nothing, it's just a kickback.

It's not a party.

If it was a party, I woulda told you.

- That's okay.

'Cause I got one of your pictures.

And I'm a put it on Fans Only anyway.

- What, Fans Only, picture,

what kind of picture you talking about?

- I got a picture. - Picture, what?

- Yeah.

- Picture?

- A picture.

- What you talkin' about,

what kind of picture are you talking about?

- I got a picture of you.

- (clears throat) Brandy.

What are you doing here?

- Brandy?

- I just came to chill.

- You supposed to be home babysitting

your little sister.

- I thought you said your name was Tiana.

- Don't worry about what my name is.

- I guess if the neighbors wouldn't have called

the cops, I wouldn't have seen you here.

You supposed to be home babysitting

your little sister.

Get your things and get home right now.

- What?

So you mean to tell me her name is Brandy

and he's a real cop?

(club music)

- Hey, man, why were you steppin',

you like steppin' on my shit.

- Okay.

- All right, where's my beer?

- Yeah.

- We back.

Yes, sir.

Y'all pull up man, them comments.

Huh?

You ain't got nobody gassin' on you tonight, do you?

Know what I mean?

It's on you.

Yes, sir.

Look at you right now,

but you on the bed

with your hands between your legs.

Nasty, man.

Yes, sir.

Anything's possible, old buddy.

Let him hold the phone.

Yes, sir.

Y'all pull up, though, we still here.

It's like my house, gonna make some room tonight.

Yes, sir.

I said, they ain't everybody here.

'Cause I was over there with her earlier.

My fault.

- I need some brownies.

Do you have some brownies?

- I don't think you need no more brownies.

- I need some more brownies.

Two.

What about a Little Debbie?

(club music)

- Oh, you look like that chick from the strip club.

- You don't know me.

- You definitely that stripper.

- You wanna get locked up?

- No.

- You wanna go downtown?

Thought so.

- [Man] She don't know me.

- Man, this party's lit, man.

Live.

We got cops dressed like strippers.

Watch this.

(hand smacks)

- Uh-uh.

My shift has just back

and you, you're going downtown.

- What?

I thought you were a stripper.

Oh, wait, I get it.

This is part of the process.

- Why?

- Hold on.

- I'm taking you little mangy ass downtown, let's go.

- Oh, is this the part where you tie me to the bed?

- [Officer] Boy.

- He gone.

He's outta there.

(guest chattering)

- Fine, y'all, I can't not believe it.

- The best kickback of the year.

- Best ever.

- Hey, hey, can I get everybody's attention.

All right, man, look,

I appreciate everybody coming out

and supporting us, for sure, but for real,

can we have a moment of silence for Aunt Betty.

(drink pouring)

Hey, man, what are you doing?

Man, get your people, man.

- That's not us, he ain't with us.

- Whatever, man, all right,

now for the moment everybody's

been waiting for, all right.

So, the third place winner

of the Halloween costume contest is...

(record scratching)

- What's going on in this house?

Everyone get out before I call the police.

- Get out, just go out the back.

- Nephew, what's going on?

I allow you in my house

and this is how you repay me?

- [Julius] Look, I'm really sorry, Unc.

- Sorry?

Sorry just about what's been done.

Look at this mess.

- Look, Unc, I'm really sorry, man.

- Sorry, sorry can't even pay for this.

This house is a catastrophe.

- Look, here, here's the money

we made from the party.

You can have all of it.

- [Quan] What you gonna go?

The money, you gonna kill us.

- Oh, you made money off of this?

You know what?

I'm a offer y'all jobs.

- A job?

- Yep, yep, guess what?

Club promoters.

How about that?

- [Quan] That make sense now.

He a club promoter.

I told 'em all you wasn't no drug dealer.

This is dope.

- I swear, I thought he sold drugs.

- I was extremely impressed

that y'all were able to pack this house.

(all talking over each other)

Do y'all want this job or not?

- Uh, yeah.

(all talking over each other)

- Hey, but on one condition.

Can we have an annual Halloween party

here at your house?

- Hell no.

- All right.

- [Tyrone] It can't hurt for trying though.

- Clean up!

- Yes, sir. - All right.

- Now we got a job.

- It makes sense now.

I told y'all he wasn't no drug dealer, though.

- I'm just so happy to actually get a job,

you know what I'm saying.

- We thought he sold drugs.

- I ain't had lights in two weeks,

yo, I can't wait to start making some money.

- I'm so glad.

- [Uncle] Hey!

(upbeat music)

♪ Bounce ♪

♪ Get live ♪

♪ Bounce get live ♪

♪ Hey, tell me where the thick ladies at ♪

♪ I like a little baby fat ♪

♪ That booty sayin' hi and I'm waving back ♪

♪ Like it waves and faces back, yeah ♪

♪ That's music to my ears ♪

♪ Look for in the ear, Lex, chandelier ♪

♪ Girl, bring it back, bring it back ♪

♪ Bring it here ♪

♪ Girl, bring it back, bring it back ♪

♪ Bring it here, back it up ♪

♪ Hey, back, back, back it up ♪

♪ Back, back, back it up ♪

♪ Doin' our thang ♪

♪ We think we nimble ♪

♪ But we doin' our thang ♪

♪ Keep it hot in the streets ♪

♪ We doin' our thang, come on ♪

♪ Money makin' niggas put your hands up ♪

♪ Pressin' it, put your hands ♪

♪ If you wanna stick, stand up ♪

♪ Tear the roof up, stamp up ♪

♪ Bounce, get live ♪

♪ Bounce, get live, so live ♪

♪ I might hit the bar tonight ♪

♪ Dress up like a star tonight ♪

♪ I really ain't the party type ♪

♪ Should I drive the SUV or the car tonight? ♪

♪ I used to be about that life ♪

♪ Really don't talk about that life ♪

♪ With four kids I lost my ♪

♪ Hangin' out in the club ♪

♪ With my friends all right ♪

♪ Hostin' parties rockin' mics ♪

♪ Come on every, Thursday, Friday night ♪

♪ Hit me Coke, rockin' Sprite ♪

♪ Hit the button out there ♪

♪ All you see is lights ♪

♪ All black, all white ♪

♪ Adidas, Nikes, all tights ♪

♪ Feelin' good, but it's feelin' right ♪

♪ Gotta look, damn, dude, you all right ♪

♪ I like a girl with confidence ♪

♪ Common sense ♪

♪ It ain't about no nonsense ♪

♪ Ain't worried about what you spent ♪

♪ Who your friends ♪

♪ You gotta book of promises ♪

♪ Know exactly what you talkin' about ♪

♪ Talkin' about, boy we really talkin' about ♪

♪ Whole club checkin' her out ♪

♪ Her and her friend DJ shoutin' her out, what's up girl ♪

♪ What's your name ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ I see your game ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ You in my lane ♪

♪ Damn shame your dude so lame ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ What's your name ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ I see your game ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ You in my lane ♪

♪ It's a damn shame your dude's so lame ♪