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narrator: Previously, on "Bigger."

- Hey, my lovelies. - A year ago,

she was picking up my lunch. And now, all of a sudden,

she's the biggest commercial real estate agent in Atlanta.

- Hey, dude, if you're down, you should do karaoke

with us tonight. It's all trap.

♪ I'm just a nigga with a attitude like Eazy, nigga ♪

- Did he just-- - ♪ About that rhyme ♪

- See what I do takes work. It's art.

No, this nigga didn't bring vinyl.

- You just scared to get married.

Greg's a good dude. - He dry as toast.

- There are only two things that can always get

a girl's attention: dick and diamonds.

- Slap my ass, slap it.

Just give it a slap like you mean it, babe.

Do it. Go ahead and slap it.

- Like that? Is that--is that what you want?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Is that right?

- Oh, that felt good. Yep, just like that.

Okay, no, just do it one-- - Yeah.

- No, not that many times.

- [grunting]

Ah, yeah, ah...

- What am I supposed to say? Spank me the way Reggie does?

Oh my god, like that.

[moaning]

Oh! [mumbling] - You're right.

- I've been bad. - Yeah?

- I've been bad. - Yeah, you've been bad?

- [moans] - Yeah, yeah. [slap]

- [grunts]

- Ah, here I come, baby.

[grunts]

Whoo. Ha ha. That was amazing.

- Amazing for one of us.

[hip hop music]

♪ ♪

- [whispers] Let's just not talk about this right now.

- Sounds like your sex game is weak.

- Can we please not talk about this right now?

Ms. Parker, you're gonna feel a little bit of pressure.

[whispering] My bedroom game is fine.

- What does she do after sex?

- Watch TV, eat, clean the house.

- [laughs]

If she's not asleep, you're not doing your job.

What do you normally do after?

- I don't know. Sleep.

- Yeah, you need to get your game up.

- [laughing]

♪ ♪

- Hi. - Hi, boo.

Um, hey. So, uh, who is that?

- Oh, that's Liberty, my new sales associate.

- Oh, Liberty looks like she steals.

Keep an eye on her. - [laughs]

- So listen, I'm getting into commercial real estate.

You think, ah, yoga chick next door will sell?

- What, no. - No?

- Let me guess, you are still pressed about Shelley.

- The bitch was washing my car a year ago.

Now she's on billboards?

- You got those cool bench ads everywhere.

- Those bench ads are trash.

Last week, I saw two homeless people fornicating on my face.

- Oh, wow. After what I've been through,

I wish somebody would fornicate on my face.

- Why? What happened?

Greg tried to put his thumb in your ass?

- I wish. But that's not his thing.

- Oh, he looks like he fucks in socks.

- Yeah, the sex is getting, like, really predictable

and then, when he tries too hard, it gets super weird.

- Lame. You're expecting passionate sex

from a man who's kinda built for marital sex.

And marital sex won't knock

your third or fourth vertebrae out of alignment.

- Sounds painful, but I want it.

- Y'all, I'm going to Hideout tonight.

Anybody trying to come with?

- What time? - Like, 11:30.

- Oh. - No.

- I gotta go to Spin in the morning.

- Gotta put a mask on my face. - Y'all corny.

- Okay, I mean, for real, for real, I'm gonna be asleep.

- So will Tracey. - No.

The club promoter invited me and a couple other celebs,

so I'ma go. Gotta build them followers.

- Does anybody know how much it costs to run a billboard?

- Damn, bitch. I was talking, but...

- Veronica is just pressed

because her old assistant, Shelley,

has those billboards all over the city.

- Oh, them billboards you wrecked your car over?

- You know what? Whatever, okay?

I just--I don't understand how she moved up so quickly.

- V, maybe her social media is popping.

- Tracey's right.

It's all about who got the most likes and the most followers.

- Vince, you'll probably get more DJ jobs

if you just build your social media.

You just gotta fake it 'til you make it.

- I don't need that.

I keeps it real. My time is coming.

- I don't care how many followers she has

or what she got popping,

I will not be outdone by a former errand girl.

- So where do we stand on the word 'nigga'?

- What is with these random topic switches?

- So I went to karaoke with my white coworkers,

and one of them said 'nigga' in a rap song.

-[groans] - Did you say something?

- Not yet, but I feel like I have to.

- Hell yeah. You have to, okay?

If you don't soon, they'll be saying 'nigga' at work.

- Yeah, nigga, you don't want that.

I mean, my n-word. What?

- Tracey, Tracey.

Girl, let me get a selfie, Come on, please.

- Yeah girl, come on. Let's do it.

- Alright, I'll see you inside. - Definitely.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold up. Where you going?

- Tracey Davis. I'm on your list.

- You not on the list. - From "Basketball Exes"?

- Nah.

I'm a "Real Housewives" fan, myself.

Why don't you get in line

and I'll--I'll let them know you're here, all right?

I promise.

- Porsche, hey girl. - Hey, girl.

- Oh, okay. You're doing it in those shoes.

- Oh, thank you, honey. How have you been?

You good? - Girl, I'm out here

in these streets, keeping it hot.

- Yes. Yes, you are, girl.

Real hot.

- Girl, who was that? - Girl, I do not fucking know.

- She tried to slide on in here.

- Like I told you, the general line is over there.

I know Porsche and Shamia. I don't know you.

- Come on, girl. I got you.

- Thank you. Girl, ooh.

Child, they need to get they list together up there.

Bouncer gonna say I ain't on his list.

You ain't on the list.

He must be new.

- Nah, he been here for a few years.

- ♪ DJ stop the music, yeah ♪

♪ Money alert ♪

♪ Haters get mad cuz the waitress ♪

♪ Serve me first ♪

♪ Baby, bring a bottle ♪

♪ Cuz you know I got the purp ♪

♪ Dancers lined up and started takin' off their skirts ♪

♪ Rubbin' on their booty, that's the best way to flirt ♪

♪ Sorry that I'm late, I know you came to work ♪

♪ I'm crunk than a bitch cuz I just got off-a work ♪

♪ I got a couple hunny ♪

- Damn.

- ♪ Skip the conversation I just wanna see yo work ♪

♪ Every night in Black Diamonds gettin' wired ♪

- Wow. - ♪ We be throwin' hundreds ♪

♪ All over V-live ♪

♪ King of Diamond strippers don't never get tired ♪

♪ Lose a fight at Onyx... ♪ - Tricks.

- ♪ Baby girl, you getting fired ♪

♪ ♪

- Okay, see, you need to call somebody

and let them know I'm out here, because I don't wait in line.

- Ma'am, I did. No one has replied.

- Okay, I'll call them my damn self.

Oh, hell nah.

- Okay, okay, bet. Get in this pic, lovely ladies.

Hey, ain't that Tracey from "Basketball Exes"?

Ay, what's up, baby? Come take a pic with us.

- Hey, Lil Scrappy.

- Hey. Your face.

[shutter snaps]

Let's hit the club, Jack. Lit.

- With your fat hand? - It is what it is, baby.

Free on Tuesdays. - So is your mama.

[chill music]

♪ ♪

- ♪ Ah ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Thought he had to be so crazy ♪

- [sighs]

Is this what happens when you let somebody shit in your sink?

- Layne, hi. Do you have a second?

- Hey, Kristi. - Hey.

So this is a petition to make this street

a no-loitering zone, because we can't have that.

- Yeah, I didn't tell him to put his tent there.

- Oh, well that may be,

but his energy doesn't promote a healthy aura, so.

- Okay, bitch, well if you're the one with the problem,

why don't you walk over there

and say something to him yourself?

- [murmurs indistinctly]

- I wish I had said that shit. But instead, I said--

- ♪ It's 5:00 a.m... ♪

- Yeah, okay. I'll take care of it.

- Thank you. Heart-chakra happy.

- ♪ Yeah, we're all so reckless ♪

- Hey, Willy. - ♪ We're sick and fly... ♪

- I sweeped up for you. - Thank you.

- Not a problem.

- What happened last night at karaoke

was unacceptable and fosters a culture

of hostility in the workplace.

Man, that shit ain't gonna work.

You white boys wanna get slapped?

Huh, y'all wanna get slapped? Huh?

Say nigga again, see what happen.

Damn. Can't jeopardize my promotion.

[exhales] Man, forget that promotion.

This nigga whooping ass--ass--ass today, huh?

This nigga whooping ass today. Who wanna go first?

Who want it? So who wanna go first?

Huh, who wanna go first?

- I'd go with the second option.

- Right.

We still whooping ass today.

- ♪ But I can't bounce with you ♪

♪ Without using my hands with it ♪

♪ Uh, I like it like that ♪

♪ She working that back ♪

♪ I don't know how to act, slow motion for me ♪

♪ Slow motion for me, slow motion for me ♪

♪ Move in slow motion for me ♪

♪ Uh, I like it like that ♪

♪ She working that back, I don't know how to act ♪

♪ Slow motion for me, slow motion for me ♪

♪ Slow motion for me, move in slow motion for me ♪

♪ Slow motion, she open ♪

♪ I'm hoping she don't leave my dick broken ♪

♪ With brush burns and swollen... ♪

♪ I'm toting... ♪ - Bitch.

- Thanks, Pepper.

- Ay, cash happen or ass slapping.

- ♪ Out my name like we was all that... ♪

[knocks]

- Yo, Terri, let me holler at you.

- ♪ Slow motion for a real nigga ♪

♪ I'm going off that incredible potion ♪

♪ And I'ma deal with ya ♪

♪ I like how that Victoria Secret sit in that ass... ♪

- Yo, I ain't got a whole lotta time.

One of these hoes out here stealing syrup packets.

I'ma find out who it is. - Syrup?

Yo, when you gonna let me DJ a night shift, man?

- Vince, we talked about this, man.

The night shift is for DJs

who have a strong social media presence.

- But they not real DJs.

They just playing songs off they phone.

- What do you want me to say, huh?

They have a presence, not just present.

Let me check this ho's purse, man.

Hey!

[water bubbles]

- ♪ Ooh, yeah ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Come on, girl ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah... ♪

- I'm not even gonna ask where you got that.

- Oh, good. Because I don't wanna lie.

So you kicking Willy out?

- I don't know what I'm gonna do.

- Well, you don't want no shit from the business association.

They go after your pockets, and if they hit your pockets,

they hit my pockets.

- Yeah, I'm not worried about some bogus

business association.

- I'm worried about not getting my check.

- You'll get your check, Liberty.

- Okay, cool, because I don't wanna miss another rent payment

or Willy gonna have a roomie out front, boss-lady.

- ♪ Love that'll take us round the world ♪

♪ You will never come back home ♪

[hip-hop playing through headphones]

- Girl. Oh, child.

[exhales]

[phone whooshes]

What in the entire fu--

I got cropped out a picture with Lil Scrappy?

[phone dings]

Mm-mm.

Hell no.

[knocking]

[knocking]

Hey, Vince. What you doing here?

- I need your help.

I'm ready to fake it 'til I make it.

Show me the social media hustle?

- Say, "Please, Tracey." - Please, Tracey.

- Of course, I got you, boy.

Come inside. - Thank you.

- You hungry? - I could eat.

[knocking] - Got a sec?

- Yeah, Deon. Come on in.

- I can, um, I can see that you're busy,

and I love being a part of the team, uh...

but last night, at karaoke--

- Hey, speaking of team, you like hockey?

- Hockey? - Yeah, I've got a suite

for the Comets' playoff game tonight.

A lot of potential clients gonna be there.

- Yeah, yeah, I--I'm in. - Perfect.

Probably knock off a little early to avoid traffic.

I-I cut you off.

Um, did you say something about karaoke?

- Yeah, I--yeah. Uh, that uh--you know,

I just learned this new country song by Walker Hayes,

and, um, you-you should come with us next time.

- Okay, sure, sounds great.

- Go Comets.

[tense music] "Go Comets"?

- What the hell have you been doing?

- Working. - I've been texting.

They're trying to blame Willy on me,

and there's a petition now.

- Yeah, I've been working. Okay?

- In your bedroom?

- My work ain't everybody business.

- Who's everybody?

What is this?

- It's a vision board. Why, what's it look like?

- It looks like you been tripping.

Why are you so obsessed with this lady?

- I need to know how she went from running my little errands

to making double my salary in less than two years, Layne.

- By not wasting her time on this.

This is a baby picture. How did you get this?

- I have my ways. - Okay.

I came here for your advice, and now,

I'm not even sure I want it. Are you--are you okay?

- Yeah. I-I-I'm perfectly fine. You want my advice?

Stand your ground.

Don't let nobody push you around, you hear me?

Straighten up.

- Okay. - Okay?

- Mm-hm. - Rise to all the challenges.

- Oh, yeah.

- Let your haters be your motivators.

- Okay. - Okay, okay, okay.

Take no prisoners. Close all your deals.

- Okay. - Cash all the checks.

- Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. That's cool, that's cool.

- Yeah. I will not be outdone.

That's why I'ma catch this little bitch

at her next auction.

Mm-hmm, she don't know who she fucking with.

She done fuck with the wrong one.

[chuckles]

- Okay, so-- - The wrong one.

- No more wine for you.

- [laughs]

- So all this shit bootleg? - Shh, mm-mm.

Don't speak that type of blasphemy around here.

This is quality merchandise

made in the image of high-fashion designers.

- Why're you dressed like that? - It's my under-the-radar gear.

These merchants would never give me deals

if they knew I was on TV.

- I still don't see what's wrong with what I'm wearing.

This shit name-brand.

- Names we care about? - Aight, Tracey.

Can we get started? - Mm-mm.

Today, my name is Monica.

- Who Monica?

- Hey, Willy, you in there? - Come on in.

- Why don't you come out here?

- I'm in the middle of my lunch.

- Wow. It's, um, nice in here.

- Grab the crate. Have a seat.

- That sandwich from Al's? - Oh, yeah.

I grew up with these sandwiches.

Man, best in the neighborhood.

- You grew up here? - Aw, yeah, born and raised.

See, you gentrifiers don't know nothing

about how this neighborhood used to be like.

See, Aunt Honey's, man. You wanna talk about food?

Her bakery was right next door to yours until that white lady

and her downward dog just invaded.

I haven't found that dog yet, but when I find them,

I'm gonna choke the hell out of them, I swear.

- Wow, uh, you were in the Navy?

- Fourteen years.

- That's a long time. - Yeah.

After Afghanistan, um, doctor say that,

ah, I wasn't the same.

Eventually, they pushed me out.

- And you came back here. - Oh, yeah.

[chuckles]

This the only neighborhood I know.

It's not the same anymore.

I mean, some of the building are the same, but shoot.

- Willy, can I ask you a question?

- Why am I in this tent?

I killed people for this country.

Saw things that still keep me up at night.

And they won't even let me...

wear a blue vest and just greet people?

Fuck 'em!

You know what? This soldier don't need 'em.

This soldier don't need 'em.

- Listen, Willy. - I know.

I know what you're about to say.

Yeah, I know the owners want to see me gone, right?

You know what? I hear 'em whispering.

- I'm sorry. - Don't be sorry.

You don't have to apologize to me.

Layne, you're the only person that treat me like I matter.

And I appreciate that.

Look, I don't wanna get you in any trouble.

But Layne, if you need me gone...

I'll go.

I'll go. I'll go.

- Hey.

- [laughs] No, no, no, no.

...fake gold chain.

[laughter]

- What'd you just say?

And when you learn how to speak Korean?

- Mm-mm, you're asking too many questions.

Just go. Try these on.

Go.

- How you know my size?

- All right, next up

is a six-unit building in Grove Park, Georgia.

3535 Arlington Drive.

This building last sold in 2016 for 89,000.

There are six units in total.

Each unit is a two-bedroom, one bath.

Oh, there's also a lovely gazebo adjacent to property.

Starting the bidding at 60,000.

I got 60,000. Can I get 62?

This property is low taxes and positive

cash flow potential, people.

Alright, I got 62,000. Can I get 64?

I got 64 from the lady in blue.

Right, can I get 66? Come on, folks.

This is a transitioning area. Great investment.

- Ooh, look at you. Uh, okay.

Alright, spin around for me. Yes.

[laughter]

- Okay, Monica. You know what you doing.

- Liam, how much for this outfit

and the other three he just tried on?

[keys clacking]

- 450. - Oh, Sum Chung, come on.

Aight. I'll give you 300.

- 425. - You know what, fuck it.

Vince, take the clothes off. We'll go someplace else.

- I like these clothes. - I know what I'm doing.

Trust me.

You're losing a good customer.

Oh, looks like you're only customer, Sum Chung.

Why you gonna do me that?

- This is not made in China. This is made in Korea.

South Korea, not North Korea.

- Sum Chung, come on. You know you paid 50 cents

for all of this stuff. Don't do me that, Sum Chung.

I got kids and you talking 425.

That's disrespectful, Sum Chung.

- No. - Come on, don't do me that.

- These are socks. - No, he don't need socks.

- Black and white. - What needs is some outfits

for a good--you know what?

I, look--I'm sorry, someone--oh.

Thought it--I thought they was coming in here.

I could do a cartwheel up in this empty-ass store.

- Ha-ha-ha. - Vince, let's go.

- What're you doing? - Three, two--

- 375.

- I got 66,000. Can I get 68?

- 68. - 68,000.

Alright, now we've got an auction, folks.

Alright, I got 68. Does anyone

wanna offer me 70,000 for this six-unit building?

I got 70,000. How about 72?

Alright, 70,000 going once.

- 75,000. - 75,000.

Alright, anybody 78?

- 75,000 going once, going twice.

- 85,000. - 85,000, man, oh, man.

Alright, anybody wanna offer me 88?

Alright, 85,000 going once, going twice.

Sold to the lady in the back. Congrats.

Come on up and sign your paperwork.

- Hey, no hard feelings, right? - Not at all.

You must have a great team

to take on a challenging property like that.

- Well, you already know. I am up for the challenge.

- I do. You taught me everything.

- Well, no, not everything.

[chuckles]

- Congrats, Veronica.

- Mm-hm. - See you around.

- Yeah.

Hi. Yes, thank you.

[sultry music]

- What are we doing here? - Okay, all right.

Well, uh, sweetheart.

I, ah--I know you want more out of our sex life.

But I want you to know that I'm willing to try new things.

- Oh, we don't have to do this.

- Now, sweetheart, look at me in my eye.

If you can look me in the eye and tell me that there's

nothing missing at all, nothing missing at all,

from our sex life, then we can go.

- So what are we looking for today?

How much are you planning to buy?

- Well, you never know. You never know.

[rhythmic moaning]

♪ ♪

- What is this?

Ew. Oh.

What are you doing?

- Think about this.

[imitates gunfire]

- Wow, that's-- it's got a lot going on.

But what are those bead things?

- Ears. Hello?

I wanna hear your orgasm. - No.

I don't think it's for your ears.

It's for your butthole.

- I'm just--new things. - Look.

Um, I'm gonna just go back to the car.

The people in here are starting to creep me out.

Okay, so just text me any pictures, all right?

- Sure, all right, babe. I'll--I'll see you in a jiff.

Hey.

- What did I just buy?

- Hey, Brit, I love your dress.

- What the hell you say to me, ho?

- What the--?

- Oh! - See?

This is why I didn't fuck with them producers on that show.

Look at how they play you.

- You know I was just playing. Can I have my receipt, please?

- Thank--thank you.

- Let's go. Where's your purse?

- [laughs]

Yo, that was hilarious. - Whatever.

Okay, so, now following you on IG.

- You weren't following me already?

- Well, I got tired of seeing "no posts yet" on your profile.

Tag me in your first post.

That way, my fans can repost you.

No, no, no, no.

Baby, baby, baby, come here.

You gotta know your angles. Like this.

Sending this to myself.

I'll repost it and I'll tag you.

Watch what happens.

- I gotta, um, shit.

I gotta--I gotta go to work early.

- Okay. I'm just gonna keep shopping.

- Bet. - Yeah, yeah.

- Yeah. Thank you.

I'll see you soon, okay? Thank you.

- Go, go, go, go, go!

[clamoring]

[cheers and applause]

- What just happened? - That's called a goal.

- Oh, goal, yeah!

- You having a good time? - I'm having a ball.

Yes! - Whoo!

- ♪ And for the last 300 months ♪

♪ I made 16 albums with me on the front, and they bump ♪

♪ Where you get your beats? ♪

♪ I heard 93 rappers say bitch like me ♪

♪ Two singers and ten comedians ♪

♪ And I'm still gon' yell it every time you see me in ♪

♪ What's my favorite word? - ♪ Bitch! ♪

- ♪ Why they gotta say it ♪

♪ Like $hort? ♪ - ♪ Bitch! ♪

- ♪ You know they can't play on my court ♪

♪ Can't hang with the big dogs, stay on the porch ♪

♪ Blow the whistle ♪

♪ Blow the whistle ♪

♪ Blow the whistle ♪

- Greg, come out.

- You ready for this, babe? - Yes, I am.

At first, I was worried about Greg in the sex store.

But then, it hit me. He's trying.

So I'm excited to take it to the next level.

- Bow! - Fail.

narrator: Next time, on "Bigger."

narrator: Next time, on "Bigger."

- The key to surviving a walk of shame real quickly?

Don't make eye contact.

- Who proposes without a diamond?

- Okay, the way she's been acting,

maybe it's best that I haven't gotten her one yet.

- That's just lame. She confuses all of us.

- My customers are complaining,

and I run a safe space for women.

And this doesn't make them feel safe.

- On that show, they control my image.

But as a influencer, I'm in control.

Bitch, I will kill you! I will kill you!

♪ Girl you weak, and you trash ♪

♪ You got beat, you got dragged ♪

♪ You got punched, you got kicked ♪

♪ You got choked, you got thrashed ♪

♪ Girl you weak, and you trash ♪

♪ You got beat, you got dragged ♪

♪ You got punched, you got kicked ♪

♪ You got stomped, you got thrashed ♪

- ♪ Ha! ♪

- ♪ You got dragged by a 12-year-old ♪

♪ You got smacked ♪

♪ You got dragged by a 12-year-old ♪

- ♪ You got dragged, you got cracked ♪

♪ And now you mad, 'cause you got exposed ♪