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(light music)
- [Narrator] Previously on Chicken Girls.
- My dad's really sick.
My mom and I are moving in with him.
- Everyone misses you.
Your friends, me.
- I really like you and it's been really hard
for me.
I just think it might be better if we just...
(kiss sound)
- You were never there for me
and I don't want to feel that way anymore.
- You want me to stay? Tell me to stay.
(snaps)
- Did Hamilton get hot?
- I've heard from multiple girls around
the school about how cute you are.
- That's what I'm saying.
Hot ham.
- These last few months have been so special to me.
And it made me realize there's more to life
than the boy next door.
What I can't be right now is yours
nor anyone else's.
(bouncy music)
(drum playing)
- Hey, hey, Attaway, it's your resident DJ,
Jessie, The Hawk!
(hawk screech)
Hawkin'.
Here's the latest from Sharp Edges.
(rock music)
(bass music)
- Harmony!
- Good morning sunshine!
Do you know what day it is?
- Monday.
- It's my first day of middle school.
That means we can walk to school together.
- Come on, come on.
Let's go, we're gonna be late.
(bass music)
(phone buzz)
(phone chime)
* We fly so high,
* We fly together,
* We fly together,
* We are a girl gang,
* Like birds of a feather,
* Birds of a feather.
* We fly so high,
* We fly together,
* We fly together.
* We are a girl gang,
* Like birds of a feather,
* Birds of a feather.
(upbeat music)
- Remember, student council sign-ups are tomorrow
and now I better get to class.
This has been Jessie Hawkins a.k.a The Hawk.
Enjoy your first day back Attawaynians.
- I can't.
- Mm. Poor thing.
- Are you sure it's him?
- Of course I'm sure.
- But it says-
- Jared Danger.
- That's his stage name.
- Well, at least he's not on the cover.
- Page 37 basically is the cover.
- [Girl] We can always find somebody new.
What about a junior with his own car?
- I could've been the male model's girlfriend.
I could've been Mrs. Jared Danger.
- Like I worked at Tre Chic, and trust me Quinn,
you are way better off.
The only thing worst than a male model is an aspiring DJ.
- Okay.
- Hey! I was reading that.
- Time to study.
(pop music)
*See I been making friends,
* With the posters in your room *
* Barely getting by,
* On the white lights.
* Now you're going out with your band tonight. *
(chattering)
(car engine)
(car honks)
(car engine)
(dramatic music)
- [Girl] Birdie.
- Finally! They're telling my mom if we're late. Not me.
- Sorry, my dad made us take a million photos
this morning.
(scoffs)
- Well, TK sent a family picture to the group chat.
And he literally said "Miss you all".
I was like "Little bro, don't go all Texas on us now."
Roonie.
- What?
- Drake, isn't it?
Are you nervous to see him?
- A little.
Just hope it's not awkward.
- Yeah, he didn't take the break up that well.
(soft music)
- Are you even listening to me?
- Yeah. Never seen a guy cry that much.
I'll see you at lunch.
(drumline)
- Dude, the only reason she was stalking you
because she's interested in me.
- Then why is it that she started following me?
- To make me jealous.
I mean, isn't that right Flash?
- Yeah, that's right.
- You see.
- [Boy] No!
- Cut it out! All right?
(mumbles) game's in three weeks.
I'm not tryin' to blow it again this year.
- Yo, but at least we got our secret weapon back.
- Yeah, I just hope my knee's back to 100%.
- [Boy 2] Yo, it's better than a hundred.
100,000% baby!
Ain't that right, boys?
(all cheering)
(drumline)
(chattering)
(upbeat music)
- Hey babe.
- Since when are you practicing?
- Since the doctor said I could.
- The school doctor said that you could.
The orthopedist said that you have to
ease back into it.
- Okay, and that's what I'm doing up,
easing back into it.
100%.
- 100,000% baby.
Yo, good luck at practice.
- Excuse me?
(yells)
(bell rings)
- [Teacher] Welcome back.
I hope everyone had a great summer.
Take out your books and turn to page 17,
because we're gonna jump right in to
talking about our nation's first two political parties.
(class agrees)
- Who can tell me about the Federalists
and their founder Alexander Hamilton?
- Hamilton?
- Quinn, great.
(quirky music)
- Alexander
Hamilton
was a author of the Federalist Papers,
and the first Secretary of Treasury.
- Continue, Quinn.
(quirky music)
- Hamilton was a
strong prepotent of a
strong central government.
(sniff)
And he likes sandwiches.
(cries)
(quirky music)
- I can't believe we have this much homework already.
- I know, it's almost like we're in school or something.
(smack)
- Hope you're not expecting me to help you with that.
Why are you looking at music equipment?
Please don't tell me you're buying another amp.
- Nope. Selling.
- Why?
- Well, ever since I stopped going
on tour with my mom, she kinda,
cut me off.
- Oof. Harsh.
Maybe you could sell that really ugly jacket that you own.
That really expensive looking leather.
Sorry. - Funny.
(whistle blows)
(gym chatter)
(whistle blows)
(pop music)
(whistle blows)
(pop music)
- Who are you looking at?
- [Girl] Nobody, I just really like the skateboards.
- Since when?
- Since always.
- [Girl 2] Hamilton will never ride a skateboard.
He was too afraid of messing up his bone structure.
(whistle blows)
- [Girl] What happened to Flash?
He's like, seven feet tall now.
- It's called a growth spurt.
- You know, I do kinda wish that I could grow
three, four inches taller.
- I just wanna get two inches shorter.
- We should trade!
- Okay!
(laughing)
- Hamilton was exactly six feet tall.
(whistle blows)
- Hawkins, in! Sub out Gilbert.
- Isn't that the guy from the radio station?
- Ooh. That hawk screech is worse than
my alarm clock.
- Ladies, stop the chit chat. Rhyme, sub in.
(wolf whistle)
(cheering)
- Go Rhyme! Woo!
(slow music)
(hawk screech)
* You're in my head,
* You're in my head.
* Got me spinning out,
* Spinning out now.
* You're in my head.
(whistle blows)
(drumroll)
(smack)
(gasps)
(whistle blows)
* Spinning, spinning,
* Spinning, spinning,
* Spinning.
(hawk screech)
(bass music)
- [Boy] What happened to you?
- Basketball.
What about you?
- You should've seen the other guy.
(laughs)
- Clearly I have some more learning to do.
* Feel
- Is the nurse-?
- Oh, yeah, she just went to go get more ice packs.
I'm Wes, by the way.
- Rhyme.
* Again.
(bell rings)
(rock music)
- What happened to you?
- You should see the other guy.
- What other guy?
- Oh, it's like a figure of speech.
(rock music)
- Forget it.
- [Teacher] Welcome back to the Attaway Appeal.
As you know, we have a new opening
for an Editor-In-Chief.
Any nominations?
(light music)
- I can do it.
- [Teacher] Great.
Anyone else?
Arthur?
- I'm a reporter, Mr. Daniels.
And I can't be tied down to my desk.
- [Teacher] Fair enough.
Okay, is that it?
- Rhyme's gonna volunteer.
- What?
- [Teacher] Great, we got a race on our hand here, folks.
Remember, our next meeting we're gonna
vote for the Editor, so, don't be late.
Hey Rhyme, you got a second, I gotta talk to you.
- If you don't want me to run,
I can totally drop out.
- No, no, no, totally the opposite what you're thinking.
I read your work last year, and I'm gonna let you know,
I'm gonna recommend you for my advanced English section.
- Advanced?
- Yes, mostly Juniors and Seniors.
What do you say?
(light music)
- [Girl] You know, sophomore year may not be that bad.
- Loving the optimism.
Freshman year Rhyme was kinda jaded, TBH.
- Right? How was your first day of middle school?
- I got the lead in the school play.
- They were holding auditions on the first day of school?
That's crazy.
- Oh sweetie, when they heard I wanted the role,
no one tried out.
- Stop growing up so fast, you're still my little sister.
- Only in age and stature.
(light music)
- Mom, we're home!
(soft talking)
(door close)
- [Mom] No, I understand that.
Well, she has nowhere else to go.
- [Girl] Hey cousins. Longtime no see.
- Astrid!
- Harmony!
You got so big!
- I'm in middle school.
- Hey, is everything okay?
- [Astrid] It's a long story.
I'm gonna be staying here for now.
I start at Attaway tomorrow.
- [Girl 2] That's amazing!
So you guys are gonna be sophomores together?
- Yeah.
(dramatic music)
- Do you mind if I stay in your room?
(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] Next time, on Chicken Girls.
- So Scary Boy's in English class.
Yeah he's so smart.
- Are you sure you're in the right place?
- Yeah. Thanks for the concern though.
- I can't believe you're in Attaway.
- I know. Now that I'm a full time Attaway resident,
I kinda need a job.
Know anyone hiring?
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