All language subtitles for Child.Support.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264-RARBG

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♪ Hey ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ I'm on the track, on the track ♪

♪ It's that real shit ♪

♪ It's that real shit ♪

♪ I got the chills ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ Where my babies ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ I thought the system was built ♪

♪ For them niggers that ain't shit ♪

♪ But now I'm just convinced ♪

♪ You just tryin' to be a bitch ♪

♪ You bitter ♪

♪ I know shit ain't work out between us ♪

♪ But you don't ♪

♪ Gotta bring my baby girl between us ♪

♪ No you don't ♪

♪ Witcho mean ass ♪

♪ That ain't right, that ain't right ♪

♪ You know damn well I've
been in my baby life ♪

♪ You know I've been hustling ♪

♪ So mine don't need for nothin' ♪

♪ Admit that you just mad ♪

♪ 'Cause you ain't
gettin' nothin' at all ♪

♪ I'm a real nigga ♪

♪ And I got pride ♪

♪ So I'll do my time 'fore
I give them hoes a dime ♪

♪ 'Cause I take care of mine ♪

♪ So girl stop lyin' ♪

♪ All in the courthouse cryin' ♪

♪ You just gon' get on your grind ♪

♪ Get you some money ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ Just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ I just wanna see my babies ♪

♪ But you're like first you gotta pay me ♪

♪ I don't want you is that
really why you hate me ♪

♪ Is that why ♪

♪ Tryin' to trap me in this system ♪

♪ Tryin' to trap me in the system ♪

♪ Trap me in the system ♪

♪ Tryin' to trap me in the system ♪

♪ Be the best mom ♪

♪ What's wrong with them ♪

♪ If I do decide to pay support ♪

♪ That's how you do ♪

♪ Just spend a little bit on the baby ♪

♪ And the rest on some Gucci ♪

- It's Hot 107.5, man.

Home in the morning heat
with Big Brent and Africa.

Congratulations to Ebony
on picking up those tickets

for unscrambling Kingston,

and speaking of Kingston,
I was thinkin' about

how happy I am not having to deal with

a bitter or crazy baby mama.

Now look, ladies, I know Africa's not here

to represent y'all here today,

but before you start
cussing me out in your car,

I know some of y'all are probably dealing

with a deadbeat baby daddy right now.

Look, he can't pick up
the kids on this day.

He ain't got the money for this,

he ain't got the money for that.

Look, some of y'all might be bitter too.

Let's just keep it all the way 100.

Some of y'all are mad

that your baby daddy done moved on, right?

Don't be mad, be happy that
he done found somebody else,

but he should be taking care of the kids.

And for all those brothers out there

that's not taking care
of your kids, my man,

matter of fact, I can't
even call you a man.

Come on, fam, you gotta
take care of your kids, man.

We gonna go there today, man.

I wanna hear from baby mamas,

I wanna hear from baby daddies today.

Hit us up, 313-298-1075, my baby.

We are talkin' about child support,

right here on Hot 107.5
with the morning heat.

What up, though?

- [Woman] My baby daddy is terrible, okay?

I'm talking about
terrible, the worst kind.

My son is only five years old,

he ain't never been a part of his life.

I'm talkin' about never
been a part of his life.

If you ever find him, you ever see him,

put him in jail.
- What up though?

- [Man] Man, Big Ray,
this topic is on point.

I just got out of county lockup yesterday.

My baby mama went down
and said I haven't been

paying my child support,
and that I was in arrears.

- [DJ] What up though?

- [Woman] Let me tell you what
kinda nigga my baby daddy is.

Every time I ask him for some money,

this nigga don't never got it.

But every time I see this nigga he got on

a new pair of shoes, the
new Yeezys that came out,

flexin' on the Gram, buying bottles,

but you don't got no
money for the kids, nigga?

Why, give me some money!

♪ Happy birthday dear Kya ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

(all cheering)

(kids chattering)

- Crystal, listen.

I don't need you to
overreact, but Kyle is here,

but he has a girl with him.

- What?

- Yeah, look, don't make a scene,

don't make a scene, Crystal.

(kids chattering)

- I guess you tryin' to be funny.

- What's up man, you good?

- You playin', right?

- Look, don't start that shit with me.

It's my daughter's birthday,

and I would love to enjoy
it without your bullshit.

- So what was that about?

- Girl, look, don't worry about him.

I got something for him.

- What, don't worry?

No, fuck that!

I've been itchin' to beat
a bitch ass all summer,

it's over for her.

- No, fuck that, fuck them.

It ain't even--

- Come on, you always
doin' this, girl, fuck him!

He done brought a whole
'nother bitch to your shit.

She over there holding
your daughter, it's over.

(birds chirping)

- What's up baby, what's
up, how you doin' man?

I need something today though, man.

I need one today.

- [Man] Yeah, how much money you got, man?

- I ain't got nothin' but
these cold ass KDs on me, man.

- Man, them bitches stank!

- Yeah fuck all that, he
wore these in the game, B.

- [Man] Nah nigga, them be turn ups.

- [Man] What the hell is a turn up?

- When the front of your
shoes start turning up,

take that shit on seven
mile and evergreen.

- You sure man?
- Yeah I'm good, bruh.

Fuck you lookin' at?

- Nigga, not you.

- You heading to that sweatbox ass job?

- Nigga, at least I got a job.

- You call them pennies a job?

You need to come work for me, my nigga.

Let me show you these benefits.

- Only benefits that come
with your line of work

is sleeping on a cold floor

next to a nigga scratchin' his balls

waiting for a turnkey to
bring you a cold sandwich

and a cool shot, fuck
you and your benefits.

- Nigga, fuck you.

Oh, there go one of my
happy customers right now.

You sure you won't wanna
praise my team, my nigga?

- Oh I'm positive.

Let me get to work before
I don't have a job.

I ain't built for your team.

See I got this Rick Fox shit goin' on.

I'll get with you later on, man.

I ain't built for jail.

- Here you go with that
jail shit, my nigga.

You need to chill out.

I'll holler at you later.

- All right man, I'll holler at you.

- Aight.

- Bro, so where you working?

Hey.

(tools whirring)

- You need to clean this bitch up.

Taking your road test, fam?

- Man why you play so damn much?

- Damn, what's wrong
with you Mr. Funnyman?

- My bad, my G.

This bitch got me all fucked up, man.

I ain't seen my baby since her birthday.

- What?

Bro, with all the kids I got,

if I ain't seen 'em in over a month,

I'd be happy, nigga.

What the fuck is you mad about?

- Man, you don't answer the phone

for your kids in the first place.

So what's the difference now?

- Oh yeah, ha!

I forgot.

- Just used to seeing
my baby every day, man.

- Yeah, I feel you.

I could take you over
there when we get off work.

I'm goin' that way.

- All right, bet.

- All right.

My man.

Hey fam, get that wedgie out, bro.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Before we go any farther,

let me take y'all back to the beginning,

so y'all can see for y'allself

how Crystal became my baby mama.

Yo mama sucks so much dick,

nah, ain't nobody sayin'
mama jokes no more.

Let's see.

Yo daddy suck so much dick.

(Kyle laughing)

Goddamn, Bruce Jenner.

Bruce Jenner your daddy,
that's funny in itself.

- That's bullshit!

You can't get here no sooner?

That's like an hour and a half away.

I can't wait that long.

Fuck!

Dunno what the fuck I'm
about to do now, man.

- Damn, you need some help baby?

- You think?

- 'Scuse me with your smart ass.

Damn, now do you want some help or not?

- With my tire, right?

- A-duh, what else?

Nobody gonna do nothin'
to your little scary ass.

- I dunno, man.

There be some crazy ass people

walkin' around this time of morning.

- You right.

I'mma put you on my back, kidnap you,

and force you to walk
to the bus stop with me.

You got a spare in the trunk or not?

- You know what, I think
it is one in the back.

I hope you know what you doin'.

- Pop the trunk!

What's wrong with y'all women,

always got some smart shit to say.

- Ah, shut yo ass up.

- So what you gonna do
about the tow truck people?

You gonna call and let
'em know you're straight?

- Actually, that wasn't
even a tow company.

That was my soon to be ex-boyfriend.

- Oh shit.

You got one of them hams with cheese, huh?

I'm just sayin', if you was my girl

you wouldn't be out there
for no period of time.

I'm stoppin' whatever I gotta do for mine.

- Whatever, how you know he
wasn't busy or something?

- Look at you, taking that for baby boy.

Look, hear yourself?

Throw the whole nigga away.

He ain't special.

- Man, whatever.

We here.

- Damn.

Got here quick as hell.

I was tryin' to beat everybody.

Appreciate the ride.

That's my number.

Hope to see you.

(upbeat music)

- What's up bro?

- What the fuck is you doing?

- Nigga, it's dirty as hell out here.

I ain't tryin' to fuck my Js up.

- Man, they ain't even retros.

- You got on some Birdmans?

- Called work boots.

- Whatever, nigga.

You still writin' huh?

- Told you, it's my ticket out bro.

- So you got your segment two yet, or?

- Oh my god.

- Never mind.

Bro, what happened with
that girl the other day?

- Who, Crystal?

- Yeah.

- Crystal cool.

Real cool.

- My nigga, she got any friends?

- Cut that bullshit, man.

- What, she got a sister?

A mama?

Everybody got a mama, fam.

Titi, what her auntie look like?

Her titi probably fine as hell.

Bro!

♪ Titi do you love me ♪

Yo!

(somber music)

- If I could go out, don't you think

I'd be getting dressed and ready?

This nigga act like he
always got somewhere to be.

But if I had known it
was gonna be like this,

I wouldn't, you think I
would've did this shit?

Girl, then he always
talkin' about he got a show,

like he a comedian.

This nigga not even fuckin' funny.

You wanna know what's a fuckin' joke?

That check.

- Wait, where you goin'?

- Out.

- Out where?

Come on man, I got a show to do.

- A show?

Boy, bye.

Don't nobody care about your little show.

You can do that another time.

I'm goin' out.

- Crystal!
- What?

- You know what?

Never mind, go ahead and go.

(somber music)

(tools whirring)

- Hey, we're gonna talk about gettin' you

some of those extra
hours next month, okay?

I want you to keep up
the good work, buddy.

- Hey, look.

Now what the fuck is this?

You can't even give this shit to a kid.

Dude, you gotta have another envelope

in there for me somewhere, man.

- Look, I don't calculate the hours.

The time clock does that for you.

You know, the machine that
you walk up to twice a day?

Twice.

- 'Sup man.

Damn bro!

Slow down nigga, where you in a rush to?

Bro, yo hips are switchin'.

Tired ass.

- Thank you for calling
Piper's, what's goin' on?

Your mom died?

I am so sorry, I'm so sorry.

No, no, no, no, it's okay,

you can just come in an hour later.

All right, no, no, no, no
time off, you'll be fine.

It's just a mom.

Okay, have a good day.

- Excuse me, miss.

Can somebody tell me my check is short?

I worked over 40 hours last week.

- Can I help you?

- I hope so.

Somebody gonna have to tell me

why my check is 40 hours short.

- Okay, first of all I
need you to calm down,

and respectfully tell
me what's the problem.

- Look--
- Are you calm?

- Miss, I worked over 40 hours last week,

and this check is not
reflecting the work that I did,

and I know good and goddamn well I did

more than 86,000 worth of
work in this sweat box.

- What's your employee number?

- [Kyle] 951088.

- All right, I'm pulling
you up now, let's see.

Looks like you've been with
the company a while now.

- You damn right!

I mean, you right I have.

What's up with my check?

- Well Mr. Brown, it looks like

you have a child support order.

- [Kyle] A child support?

- The notice was received
two weeks ago, yep.

- I ain't owe no damn child support.

- Well, according to the state of Michigan

you are on child support.

Yeah, we have a signed notice

and so we have to deduct your wages.

- You serious?

As in like you not playin' serious.

- Sorry I don't think
there's a laugh track.

Not joking, you're on child support.

We can't help you, I'm so sorry.

You need to call Friend of the Courts,

and they'll take care of it.

Hey, they usually send you a notice.

You didn't get anything in the mail?

(phone ringing)

You'll be all right.

Got an employee whose mom
just died, she'll be fine too.

Hello?

Thank you for calling Piper's.

You again, honey I said
two hours, where you at?

- What the fuck nigga, can you knock?

- Where the fuck my baby at?

- She with my mama.

- And fuck knockin',

I've been knockin' for over a month now.

You've been spinnin' me,
you seen me calling you.

- Me and Kya been busy.

- Man, Kya two years old.

What the fuck is she busy
doing, watching "Paw Patrol?"

- It's late, Kyle.

What do you want?

- You know what the fuck I want.

Crystal, you put me on child support.

Since when don't I take care of my child?

- You the one that missed the hearing.

- What hearing?

Nobody told me about no fuckin' hearing!

- Kyle, they sent mail to your house.

If you checked it, maybe you
would've known we had court.

- Man, what the fuck?

What'd you do, dream with
the Friends of the Court,

wake up and say I'mma take
half this nigga check?

Oh, I know what it is.

You're just tryin' to make my shit

more difficult than it already is.

- You done?
- Hell no I ain't done!

- You know what?

Maybe you should ask that
little girlfriend of yours

to help you pay your child support,

'cause them little checks from
your job ain't cuttin' it.

- Oh I know what it is.

It's 'cause baby girl at the
party was wifey material.

You know what?

Fuck you!

- Nigga, fuck you!

Get your hands off me!

- You know what?

Nigga, somebody has to you lonely bitch!

(somber music)

(phone ringing)

- [Voicemail] Please leave your message.

- Okay, thank you Miss Thomas.

- Sound like some bad news, my nigga.

- It is, dumbass baby mama
done put me on child support.

- That shit's fucked up, but hey listen,

remember that job
opportunity I told you about?

It's still available.

I just made this in a
couple of hours and shit,

you know what I'm saying?

You don't need no application.

- All right, we'll keep that in mind.

I could maybe borrow some of the dough.

- Nah, I got a job for ya.

- Come on, man.

(birds chirping)

(muffled hip hop music)

- What's up, bro?

- This dumbass bitch done
put me on child support

like I'm some fuckin'
deadbeat or something, man.

Like I don't take care of my daughter.

- Man, that shit crazy.

I wish one of my baby mamas

would try to pull some shit like that.

- Bro, I dunno what to do, man.

They takin' money out my check,

they not lettin' me see my daughter.

Man, this shit crazy, man.

- Shit, nigga, do what I do.

Nigga, I whoop my kids
every time I get 'em

so she don't ever bring 'em back.

Fuck it, nigga.

You told that bitch to
get an abortion anyway.

- Nigga, I'm not you.

I gives a fuck about my daughter, man.

Real talk.

- And I don't?

I don't, nigga, I was just tryin' to help.

- You good, man, my bad.

I just hate that old hairy
plastic ass booty bitch, man.

- Bro, you noticed that shit too?

Nigga, I seen that bitch
the other day, nigga,

she had her booty braided and shit,

and I'm like, it's all right,
but you know what I'm saying?

I was gonna compliment her,

but I thought you would get mad at...

- When you see her booty?

- Bitch, I'm driving.

Nigga, you know LeBron just
joined the Lakers, fam?

Shit crazy.

Anyway, nigga you don't
mean that shit, man.

She foul, but you don't
mean that shit, bro.

- Yes I do, man.

It's only two things
that's gonna make a man

hate a woman instantly, bro.

- [Man] What's that?

- One's callin' the police,

the other's puttin' him on child support.

Don't fuck with my freedom or my money.

You don't do either of those
two things, man, and we good.

- [Justin] Yeah, touche my nigga, touche.

- Yeah I'm gonna be ready.

Just call me when you on your way.

Money?

Yeah girl, you know that hoe ass nigga

check just dropped today.

(Crystal laughs)

All right, just call me.

- Now I hope you know I
can't keep Kya tonight,

because I have something to do.

- What you mean?

You said you was gonna keep her today!

- I did keep her today!

Do you know?

It is six o'clock and the day is over.

I didn't say I was keepin' her tonight.

- Ma, it's Tisha's birthday.

I'm tryin' to go to the club.

- Well you better take her to her daddy,

'cause he wanna see her anyway.

Besides, she can even spend the night.

- I ain't doin' all that.

My baby not goin' over there.

- But you, what do you mean over there?

That is her daddy.

- You know what?

I'mma just get a babysitter.

But you the one that told me

to put him on child support, anyway.

- You know, I suggested it.

I didn't tell yo silly ass to go do it,

and besides, I definitely didn't tell you

to keep a little girl from her father.

- Whatever.
- Mhmm.

- Kya, get your bag, we about to go.

- Something to do tonight.

- [Kyle] Now that's a bitter ugly bitch.

(phone buzzes)

(phone buzzes)

- Wow, okay.

Are you really about to go
meet this girl for breakfast?

- Breakfast, really?

What are you talkin' about, baby?

- What am I talking about?
- Yes.

- Why don't you check your phone

and see what I'm talking about.

I'm talking about your lying,
cheating, manipulative ways!

It's gotta stop!

- Really?

You gonna start this?

It's too early for this
shit, man, come on!

- Hunter, just stop!

I am so sick of this!

I seriously can't keep doing this no more.

You think I'm dumb?

You out here tryin' to play me
like I'm stupid, but I'm not.

I know what you're out here doing, okay?

You out here messin' with
these lil ugly ass girls,

trickin' off in these streets.

I know what you're out here doin',

but that's okay, your
fans can have you, okay?

I'm straight, I don't want you.

- Fans?

Who said anything about having fans,

like why is you trippin'?

- Why am I trippin'?
- Yes!

- Because I realize that you're
never gonna get it, okay?

I can't do this no more with you.

- Come here, man.
- No, don't baby me!

I'm straight, I'm good!

Fuck you!
- Fuck me?

- I'm done with this relationship.

You can get out of my life,

you can get out of my house.

I'm done, I don't wanna do this no more.

And now, your dumb ass
made me late, so thank you.

- So it's like that?

You just gonna leave?

(door slams)

Wow, you'll be back.

- See what I mean?

This is what I gotta deal with.

He's never on time.

- Shit don't make no sense.
- Never.

- Thanks for joining us.

So before we get started,
let's keep in mind

that we're here for Kya, and
what's in her best interest.

- With all due respect,
that's my daughter, fam.

I know what's in her best interest.

- What, you don't know shit.

- Look, nobody talkin' to you,
Miss Man, you can beat it.

- Ma'am, you will have to leave.

This hearing's for mom and dad only.

- I'm here to support my sister.

- It's okay, you can go.

- I'll see you in the courtroom.

- Now, I have a job to do, fam.

So who wants to go first?

- First, I'll go first.

First of all, I thought we was
meeting with a Miss Thomas.

Now, I don't know how
you dress after work,

but right now you lookin' like a man, fam.

- Insulting me isn't
gonna help you, Mr. Brown.

- Man, chill out.

It was a joke, it wasn't an insult.

- That's his problem.

He think everything is a joke.

That's why we here now.

- Bullshit.

- Wow.

- We're here 'cause you a lonely thot,

and I don't want your lonely ass.

- Excuse me, like I
said from the beginning,

we're here about Kya and Kya only.

I don't know what Miss Thomas
went over with you already.

For some reason, she's running late,

so we gonna have to start over.

- Look man, I can't live off $86 a week.

Y'all taking $360 outta my check already,

and considering the fact that I got bills,

how am I supposed to survive off that?

- [Crystal] What bills?

- The amount deducted was calculated

with a child support calculator.

When you didn't show up
for your original hearing,

the court only had information
that was given to us.

- Okay, so now what?

- Tell you what, I'll give you two weeks.

Bring me your check stub,
your monthly expenses,

and I'll recalculate your payments

based on information you provide.

- I provided all that information
to Miss Thomas already.

- Miss Thomas isn't here, so I
need new copies for my files.

- Y'all work together.

You can't get that from her?

- No I can't.

Mr. Brown, where are you going?

Unless you wanna miss another hearing,

I suggest you sit down.

You still have to see the judge.

- Okay Mr. Brown, you filed the motion

to have your case heard, so
what seems to be the issue?

- Sir, my check is short every week

and I can't even see my daughter.

- To my understanding, you
missed your last hearing.

Were you thinking about
your daughter that day?

- No, it's called I didn't know.

- Didn't know?

Okay, well that's a great
way to start this hearing.

- Sir, if I would've known,
I would've beat you here.

But that would've been a
breeze considering the fact

that you was 1,000 minutes late today.

- Watch it, Mr. Brown, watch it.

I think you need to get serious.

We take the welfare of a child

very seriously in this courtroom.

So your jokes, and your lil
sarcastic remarks is useless.

- Judge, he don't take nothin' serious.

- Suppose you're right.

How do you think we should
handle this situation?

- Are you serious, Judge?

Why you gonna listen to her opinion?

This is your courtroom, not hers.

You're supposed to be listening

to the facts, not side with her.

- You're absolutely right,
this is my courtroom

and I do what I wanna do, Mr. Brown.

Is that clear?

You want me to listen to you,

and you not even man enough,

you not even responsible
enough to read your mail.

I know this court sent
over multiple notices,

and you expect me to believe
you are responsible enough

to take care of a child?

- I've been taking care of my
daughter since she was born.

When and how I'm opening my mail

has nothing to do with me as a father.

- Miss Sampson, how long has this man

been in his child's life?

- I mean, since she was born.

- But that don't make him special, though.

- Man, shut your water balloon headass up.

- What?

- Be quiet in this courtroom!

Let's get on this hairline you got, sir.

We gonna get on this
good hairline you got.

Bosleys ain't gonna help that there, sir.

- Wasn't even talkin' to you.

- Who was talkin' to you?

How about you sit there
and mind your business?

- What you think this is?

You little Bobby Brown lookin'--

- I don't even know you.

- [Judge] Hey, hey!

I say order in this court!
- Shut up!

- Ma'am, your hairline ain't
up to the front either, now.

I'mma hold both of y'all in contempt

for the way you look.

Your tracks is showin'.

- Man relax fam, relax.

- Boy, hey.

I'mma hold your hairline
in contempt, one more word.

(Crystal snickering)

- Sir, I've been takin'
care of my daughter

since she was born, and
I'm paying child support

and can't see my child.

Who is that supportin'?

Not Kya.

- Mr. Brown, I will grant you

parenting time every weekend, all right?

Every weekend.

Fridays at six p.m.,

you are to pick up your
daughter from Miss Sampson

in a public place.

Miss Sampson, I don't advise
him coming to your home.

Mr. Brown, you are to have Kya back

on Sundays at six p.m. so she can

go back home with her
mother, is that clear?

- Yeah.

- Miss Sampson?

- Yes, Judge.

- [Judge] Is there anything
else we need to discuss?

- No, Judge.

(gavel bangs)

(gentle guitar music)

(woman sighs)

(phone ringing)

- Damn, you okay miss lady?

- Excuse me?

- Are you good?

I mean, I'm pretty sure that cellphone

ain't do nothin' to you.

- Long day.

- Long ass day.

I bet your day wasn't as bad as mine.

I've been in court all morning long,

battling my bitter baby mama

tryin' to keep my daughter away from me.

And then I had to come
right back down here

to get information that I already emailed

to this Miss Thomas lady.

And then this judge?

He wasn't hearing nothin' I had to say.

It's like this child support shit,

is designed to make a nigga fail.

- Are you Mr. Brown?

- Yeah, why?

Is it written on my forehead?

- I'm Miss Thomas.

I'm really sorry I couldn't
make your hearing this morning,

so I guess I'm the one that's to blame,

you know, for your shitty day.

- Hell yeah, you damn right.

That Mr. George, the Tyler the Creator,

50 Tyson lookin' ass nigga?

Man, he full of shit.

- He's okay, I mean he just

takes his job seriously, that's all.

- I see.

That Judge Martin, I
think that's his name?

Tall, black, and he tough as hell?

- Yeah, that sounds
exactly like Judge Martin.

He's a real ladies man, too.

I mean, all the women in
his courtroom love him.

- What about you?

- No, I mean I might
fall for scum sometimes,

but Judge Martin's my boss,

and I choose to stay
away from mess like that.

So let me guess, the entire
hearing consisted of him

asking her what she wanted to do, right?

- Man, hell yeah.

- Yep, well, you win.

Your day was definitely worse than mine.

Good luck with everything, Mr. Brown.

- Whoa, where you goin'?

- Back to work.

- Come on, at least have
another coffee or something.

I mean, it's the least you can do

since you missed my hearing this morning.

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

- Why not?

I ain't scum.

I'm a good guy.

- I didn't say you were,
but you're battling

what seems like a really
messy custody situation,

and I just don't wanna complicate things.

- Look, this my number.

Hope you use it.

- Okay well, good luck Mr. Brown.

- Thank you, Miss Thomas.

(gentle piano music)

- Kyle, my baby, my
brother, what's happening?

- B, I've been waitin' for
you for over an hour now, man.

- My bad!

I was at the club with Big T.

He was over there
shuttin' that thing down.

He get love over there, B.

He get love.

- Big T?
- Big T.

- Man, come on, are you serious man?

Why you ain't got me over there, man?

You know I'm ready, man, come on!

- Look Kyle, I listened to your material.

I read your material, and quite frankly?

It ain't shit, B.

It ain't shit.

Aight, you need a little more experience.

- Experience?

Man, that's bullshit and you know it.

You said you liked my material, man.

- I do, I do.

But look, it's not gonna be a
bunch of mes in those seats.

- So what you tryna say?

Big T over there sellin' seats, man?

- He not exactly sellin' seats, you know,

but he do got a following, you know?

People like him, he got a crowd.

You know, look, this
what I'mma do for you.

I'mma help you out.

You take your material, wrap it up,

and throw that shit out the window.

Throw that shit out the window,

and when you get some new
material, come holler at me.

(engine roaring)

(phone buzzing)

T!

I was just talkin' about you baby,

just talkin' about you,
T, just talkin' 'bout you.

(knocking)

(pounding)

- Damn bro, you ain't hear me knock?

Woo, did you hit the
lottery or something, nigga?

Like these, Rent-A-Center?

My nigga.

What's up with you, fam?

- Shit, what's the word bruh?

- Shit, how'd that court thing go?

- Man, a bunch of bullshit.

- Man, damn.

Lemme tell you what happened

with me and my baby mama though, fam.

- Which one?

- Miscarry the one, the
bitch that thinks she a G.

- Man, what happened bro?

- Bro!

(birds chirping)

- Did it hurt?

- Bitch, you childish as fuck,

what the fuck is you doing over here?

- Can I get some food to go with this oil?

- Some food?

Bitch, you need to put
that shit in your mouth,

maybe you'd suck dick better.

- Boy, that's cool, you ain't
shit but a deadbeat no way.

- A deadbeat?

I don't even know if
that little nigga mine.

You see this, you see this?

That little nigga hairline is immaculate.

- You know I'm part Cherokee.

- This bitch sayin' she's part Cherokee,

you wanna be a G so bad
you ain't even thinking.

- Man, it's cool.

Shut yo ass up, pick that
dirty bitch up off the ground.

- Fuck you, bitch, get
the fuck off my property

before I have my mama call
the police on your headass!

Fuck!

- Nigga, are you serious bro?

- [Justin] Yes bro, that
bitch is crazy as hell.

- So what you doing, you
left her on the ground?

- Sure did.

- Man, you a nut.

They gettin' a check from you, man, sure.

(phone ringing)

Hold on.

What?

- [Crystal] Damn, what's your problem.

- Crystal, what do you want?

I don't have to see you until Friday.

- [Crystal] What's wrong with you?

Look, Kya daycare bill is due.

- Okay, and?

Take it out the child support money.

- [Crystal] I already
used that for clothes.

- For your clothes, or for hers?

- Yours.

- [Crystal] Excuse me?

- Look, I get paid,

I mean you get paid Friday.

- Bitch.

- So, you gonna have the money,

just make sure you at
the meeting spot on time.

- Ah, that's what I'm talkin' about, man.

Fuck that bitch, bro.

She probably playin' you anyway,

usin' that money for some damn
ass shots or something, man.

Shit, that's why I don't
trust these hoes out here.

Know what I'm sayin'?

My baby mama called me the other day

talm 'bout can you get me some diapers?

I put them bitches on layaway.

(both laughing)

- Nigga, you a fuckin' fool.

- Bro, what I tell you
about calling me a nigga?

You don't see this good ass

Indian hair right here in my beard?

- Nigga, that's the coochie hair.

You ain't no damn Indian,
you's a nigga, nigga.

(Justin laughs)

(kids chattering)
(birds chirping)

There she go.

That's Daddy angel, come on baby.

What you doin', come on, let's go.

Come on, we'll go with Daddy.

Psh, nice car.

- Whatever, nigga.

You just be on time
droppin' her off on Sunday.

- As long as my check on time.

(tinkly music)

Your daddy can do hair, can't I?

- No she not.

- Well guess what?

I'm doing your hair today,

and you look like a little princess.

- I'm not.

- Yes you are.

What we doing today, huh?

What we doin' today?

Wanna go to the bounce house?

- Damn, that bitch fine!

Fuck.

- Watch your fuckin' mouth.

- My bad, bro.

She is fine, though.

'Bout to go in there with her, fam.

- Nigga, you don't even
go into the bounce house

with your own kids, man.

Now why you gonna ruin that
lady's good time with her kids?

- Man, forget them kids, bro.

I'm tryna bounce on her.

- Speakin' of kids.

- Here we go.

- I thought you was bringin'
your daughters to come through

to play with Kya, man.

- Fuck that, I mean,

I changed my mind.

I ain't got time for
that daddy-daughter shit.

They get to callin' you, wanna hang out.

I'm cool.

- That's crazy, bro.

I couldn't imagine spending
my time with nobody else, man,

outside of Kya, nobody bro.

You gonna wake up one day.

It's like my OG said, bruh,

you're a child once, but
you an adult forever.

You gonna wish you had
that time back, man.

- Oh I'm woke.

I just ain't tryin' to pick
them up and all that, man.

They cool at the crib with they mama.

- Dog, you crazy.

Well look, I'm about
to go have a good time,

and spend some time with my daughter,

something you ain't gonna
never know nothin' about.

- Ha, I ain't tryin' to, goddamn it.

Hey, but you need a ride, or you good?

- No, I'm cool man.

I'll probably grab an Uber or something.

- All right fo sho.

Hey, real quick,

When you go in there,

can you tell my nigga's baby
mama I say what up, though?

Appreciate you, fam.

(pleasant music)

(kids chattering)
(kids laughing)

(phone buzzes)

- Wow, yeah right.

You think I'm playing with you?

This nigga thinks somebody
playin' with him, like,

what don't you get?

I'm done with your cheating ass, I'm done!

Matter of fact, look out with that.

(upbeat music)

(kids chattering)
(kids laughing)

Well all right then.

- Hey, here you go.

- Hi mama.

What's this on her face?

- Man, what you talkin' about?

- Kyle, what the fuck is this on her face?

What you have her sleepin' on

some dirty ass sheets or something?

- Man, calm down.

All my sheets clean.

That's not where she
got that damn rash from,

she could've got it from anyplace.

Is she allergic to something?

Is there something you not tellin' me?

- No, she not allergic to nothing.

- [Kyle] You're sure?

- I'm her motherfuckin' mama, Kyle.

I'd know if she was allergic to something.

- Look, I don't know where
she got this rash from.

- That's bullshit!

Now I'm gonna have to be sittin' with her

for hours at the doctor's office,

tryin' to figure out
what this is on her face.

- I can sit with her, it's my baby.

- That's not the fuckin' point!

- You ain't got no fuckin'
point cussin' at me like that.

That shit is uncalled for.

I don't know where she
got that damn rash from.

- You need to get all that together

and tell it to the judge,

because if you don't know
where this rash came from,

then you obviously wasn't
fuckin' watching her!

- Man, that's bullshit!

You just tryin' to stop
my parenting time, why?

'Cause she like me more than she like you?

- Kyle, fuck you.

- Stupid ass, fake ass,

Tia and Tamera lookin' motherfucker, man.

- You good?

- Hell yeah.

Come on man, pull the fuck off.

(engines rumbling)

- Yeah girl, I cannot
wait to turn up tonight.

It's gonna be a good night!

(phone ringing)

Oh, hold on.

What, Crystal?

What, a rash?

Hold on, did he take her
over to Justice mama house?

'Cause you know Justice mama is nasty.

Okay look, either way you
gotta take her to the clinic.

Yes, the clinic, she could
have booty dust on her face,

or she done got into
Kyle's just for me shit.

Either way, she gotta go to the clinic!

Look, I'm about to get me some more ammo,

and I'm gonna meet you up there.

Girl, how much longer?

I think my niece got rabies again.

- Bitch, what?

- [Server] Who had the turkey chops?

- Oh that'd be me.

- [Server] Okay, and salmon and rice?

- Yeah, thank you.

- [Server] You guys need anything else?

- Can you actually grab
a few napkins please?

- [Server] Absolutely.

- Thank you.

- So.

Miss Thomas.

So what made you call me?

- Stop, it's Brianna.

- Oh snap.

I get to call you Brianna, huh?

- Well, we're not in my office,

and this clearly has nothing to do

with work, so yes, call me Brianna.

- Okay, Brianna.

So what made you hit me up?

- I was thinkin' about you.

- Oh, you was thinkin' about me, huh?

Let's see here.

She loves me, she loves me not.

(Brianna laughs)

She loves me not.

- You are so crazy.

- Oh shit, she loves me.

No, I'm just playing.

I'm glad you called,

but I ain't think you was
gonna use the number, honestly.

- [Server] Here you guys go.

Do you need anything else?

- No, this is perfect, thank you so much.

- Thanks.

- Well, don't be mad, but I
actually threw it in the trash.

- What?

- But then I went back and I got it, so.

- You threw my number in the trash?

So what am I, the trash man now?

Oh, lemme see here.
- Sorry.

- She loves me not, damn.

- Oh my gosh, stop saying that.

I do love you.
- Whoa, whoa.

- I mean (laughs) no, I
didn't mean it like that.

- Okay, okay, slow down, slow down,

slow down little miss thot box.

I think you're pretty and all that,

but that's a little too soon

for you to be telling me you
love me, don't you think?

- Whatever, you know what I meant, okay?

You got some jokes.

- But nah, all jokes aside,

seriously I'm glad you called.

- So, how's your daughter

and the whole child support situation?

- She good.

My baby mama on the other hand

gettin' on my damn nerves.

- [Brianna] Really?

She can't be that bad, can she?

- You don't know her like I know her.

First of all, she bitter.

She love to argue.

You know how y'all women are.

- Excuse me?

I don't like to argue.

- I don't like to argue either,

but it is what it is.

So this past weekend,
picked my daughter up,

and when it's time to take
her back to the meeting spot,

before I get a chance to say anything,

baby mama on my head, making a scene

about this rash Kya got on her face.

- [Brianna] A rash, where'd
she get the rash from?

- I have no idea.

All we did this weekend was
we went to the bounce house,

and then we chilled for
the rest of the weekend.

- Oh, okay, that's where
she got the rash from.

- What, my house?

I mean it may look like
a jungle sometimes,

but you can't get no rash there.

- No, the bounce house.

That's where she got the
rash from, the bounce house?

Those things are really dirty,

and they never clean
'em, or disinfect them.

I mean, do you know how many kids

jump around in those things every day?

It's really disgusting.

- Damn.

I didn't even think about that.

But now she's trying to
stop my parenting time.

- Well, she can't do that.

Only a judge can
discontinue parenting time.

- Well guess what, I'm fucked,

'cause Judge Martin hate me.

- Yeah, he's hated me my whole life, so.

- What?

- What?

Nothing.

You like your food?

- This food good.

- [Brianna] Yeah, it looks good.

Did you wanna try some of mine?

- Sure.

I like that.

- It's good, right?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

(soothing music)

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ I don't like to tell you goodbye ♪

♪ I'd rather say see you later ♪

♪ 'Cause that just seems way too long ♪

♪ That I gotta hold on ♪

♪ Until I see my baby ♪

♪ I don't like to tell you goodbye ♪

♪ Goodbye ♪

♪ I'd rather say see you later ♪

♪ 'Cause that just seems way too long ♪

♪ That I gotta hold on
'til I see my baby ♪

♪ This ain't no acting I'm
so tired of playing roles ♪

♪ Come feel the pain ♪

♪ There's a thorn for every rose ♪

♪ And Cupid did it, he
done hit me with the bow ♪

♪ I hope that he didn't make
you feel it in your soul ♪

♪ So crazy 'bout you baby
girl you oughta know ♪

♪ Can't be without you babe ♪

♪ I swear I hope you feel the same ♪

♪ I need you here ♪

♪ You're Mariah Carey through the rain ♪

♪ Roxane baby things
will never be the same ♪

♪ I fucked around and
I done fell in love ♪

♪ Fell in love you like a charm baby ♪

♪ Fell in love ♪

♪ Can't get enough, I'm
so in love with you ♪

♪ Girl whoever wanted ♪

♪ I'm defending my love baby ♪

♪ Just know if it come down to it ♪

♪ It's just me and I don't
like to tell you goodbye ♪

- All right, calling the
case of Sampson and Brown.

Mr. Brown, you filed yet another motion,

so tell me, what is the problem?

- Good morning, Judge.

How you doin' today?

- Get to the point, Mr. Brown.

I'm sure everyone is having

a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious day.

- Well sir, I filed this motion

because I haven't seen my
daughter in almost a month.

I was awarded parenting time

to see my daughter every weekend,

but this,

she hasn't been to the meeting
spot in over three weeks.

- Is this true, Miss Sampson?

- Well Judge, last time my
daughter was with her father,

he brought her home with
this huge rash on her face,

and when I asked him where it came from,

he couldn't even tell me.

Rashes like that don't pop outta nowhere.

- It didn't just pop outta nowhere.

- I wasn't talkin' to you.

You'll get your chance.

Go ahead.

- Thank you, Judge.

Like I was saying before
I was interrupted,

I asked him where the rash came from,

and he just started yelling at
me in front of our daughter.

He just insisted on creating
this scene at the restaurant.

- Mr. Brown, can you tell me

what happened to your daughter's face?

- Sir, I took my daughter to
the bounce house to have fun.

It's what she wanted to do.

How was I supposed to know

they didn't disinfect and
clean these bounce houses?

I mean that's gotta be
where she got the rash from,

and as far as kids,

kids play in these bounce houses 24/7.

People bring their sick
kids to the bounce houses.

If I'd have known that, I'd
have never brought my daughter

to the bounce house in the first place.

- Did you tell her mother that?

- I tried to, but soon as
I started to say something

she started yelling and
screaming, making a scene.

- Well you all met at
the restaurant, correct?

- [Kyle] Yes sir.

- Were there people at this
restaurant having a meal?

- I don't know how many people
was eatin' at the restaurant.

- But it was the middle
of the day, correct?

- Yeah it was, but--

- So it's fair to say that customers

were trying to enjoy a meal, correct?

- I guess you could say that.

- I am saying that.

- [Kyle] Okay.

- She asked you about a rash,

and you decided to disturb these customers

while they were having a meal,
that's disturbing the peace.

- No, actually I was more
concerned about my daughter,

whether or not I was
concerned about if people

was ordering hamburgers
or double cheeseburgers.

What other people eat don't mean shit.

I wasn't concerned with that.

- You will respect this
courtroom, and watch your mouth!

This is the last time

I will tell you to respect my courtroom.

My courtroom is not a
place for your jokes.

There will be no laughing, no smiling,

no none of that in my courtroom,

do you understand Mr. Brown?

As much as I would love to take away

your parenting time, Jack,
as I have decided not to,

wait, you get it, you get it?

Jack ass?

(Judge laughs)

Now that was funny!

(Judge laughs)

Miss Sampson, I am ordering
you to meet this man

every weekend so he can
spend time with his daughter.

And that's the order of the court.

I should do standup.

Oh, have a nice day, Jack,

I mean Mr. Brown.

- See you got little mama today, bro.

What you got up later?

- Probably nothin', man.

Got Kya all day today, you know?

I don't drop her off until tomorrow.

- Why you wanna be daddy
of the year so bad,

you ain't even thinkin'?

- Nigga, you need to spend some time

with your own little girls.

- What?

Nigga, I will.

One day, goddamn it.

But for now, about to dip.

Gonna be somebody daddy.

I ain't talkin' 'bout
no little girls, nigga.

- Oh man, I get what you're saying.

(ominous music)

(dog snarling)
(Kya screaming)

Kya!

Kya, Kya, hey come on,
just get off, come on.

Shoo, shoo, Kya, you okay baby?

Are you okay?

(Kya screaming)

- I just gave you $30 last month!

What more do you want from me?

All right, I'll be over there
when I get off, all right.

Paying that.

Bro, what the fuck?

What's wrong with you, man?

I ain't seen you since
the whole dog incident.

How Kya doing?

- She's straight.

She better than what I thought.

She got some scratches and bruises man,

but you know Crystal gonna make
a fuss about anything, bro,

and I gotta go back to court next week.

- You should've known
that was coming, bro.

I'm just glad little
mama all right, though.

But now that I think about it,

it just seemed like
that dog wanted to play.

You know what I'm saying?

It wasn't tryin' to hurt her.

- Fam, play or not man,

that judge ain't playing with me.

- [Man] Damn, you talk to Brianna?

- Man, what the fuck Brianna gonna do?

This judge hate me man,

and I gotta go to court next week.

- I'm prayin' for you, my nigga.

- What prayer gonna do man, but whatever.

Pray twice.

- Call this bighead bitch back.

Bitch, you got me at work

cryin' and shit man, what we gonna do?

- Calling the case of Sampson and Brown.

Can you switch please?

Miss Sampson, you're the
plaintiff in this case today.

Thank you.

All right now, Miss Sampson,

you filed a motion to have

Mr. Brown's parenting time revoked.

Why is that?

- Well Judge, you know the
first time he brought her home,

she had that big rash on her face.

Now, I can understand that

that could've possibly
came from the bounce house.

But this time, when he brought her home,

she had scratches all over her face.

When I asked him what happened,

he said that a pit bull jumped on my baby,

and that she fell.

I really don't feel like my daughter

is safe while she's with him.

- Sir, the dog was harmless.

Yeah, some cuts and some bruises,

but the dog never bit her.

- I had to take my
daughter to the hospital.

That doesn't sound harmless to me.

- Well exactly what type of
injuries did she sustain?

- Well, I have some pictures
if you'd like to see 'em.

Now if you look at that third picture,

you can see that she is bleeding.

- Mr. Brown?

Lookin' at these pictures

don't look like the dog was harmless.

Did she have to get stitches?

- Yeah, but only two sir.

- Any amount of stitches

is not considered harmless, Mr. Brown.

What happened to the dog?

- He ran away after he took her toy.

- After looking at
these photos, Mr. Brown,

you tell me why I should
continue parenting time?

Do you realize your daughter

could have been severely injured?

- Yeah, but she wasn't.

- [Judge] She wasn't this
time, but what about next time?

- There won't be a next time.

- How can you be so sure?

Excuse me?

I said how can you be so sure?

- I can't, but--

- Just, that's not the
response I was looking for.

I was looking for a response like,

I never have my daughter around dogs,

or I would die before I let my daughter

be within the vicinity of another dog.

- But Judge--
- Just stop!

Stop talking!

I've already made my decision.

- You made your decision
before I even opened my mouth.

- [Judge] And what decision is that?

- It don't matter, she's not
takin' my daughter from me.

- Lemme tell you something.

Dogs kill people.

Dogs kill kids.

Have you been watching the news?

Kids gettin' mauled by dogs,

you've left me no other choice.

I have no other choice

but to terminate your
parenting time, Mr. Brown.

And that is the order of this court.

- You dirty bitch.

You know what?

You gonna see how you keep
them crusty ass toes did,

I ain't payin' you shit else.

Put some lotion on them heels.

- Yeah, we'll see.

- Call in the next case.

Smith and Wesson?

(somber music)

- Wrong tool.

Damn Sam, don't be comin' up in here

lookin' like that on your day off.

- Boy, stop.

- Say, do you want to go to the movies?

- Nigga, you wish.

- Bro, you seen Sam?

Coming in here lookin' like a Samantha.

Still the wrong tool.

- Hey look, bro.
- 'Sup?

- My bad about the other day, man.

- Don't even worry about it, fam.

I know you under a lot of pressure.

Don't even sweat it.

My G.

Sorry to hear about what
happened in court too, man.

I know you love the hell
out that little girl.

- Yeah man I do, but what
do I do about it, man?

It's probably the best decision.

Judge Martin was probably right, man.

- What?

Man, that judge don't know

what's right for your daughter, nigga.

- Yeah man, but what
can I do about it now?

- Hey, want me to hire a hitman?

- [Kyle] You don't know no damn hitman.

- You got me fucked up,
nigga, I do know a hitman.

Nigga, what time is it bro?

About time for lunch, man.

- Look, you mind if I grab
a ride with you later on?

- Yeah, my dog.

- All right.

- I'm hungry as hell.

Hey bro, it's lunchtime man.

We ain't doin' shit anyway.

Sam, you still here for
a reason, what's up?

- And what's that?

- Trying to leave with you,

we'll go to that movie.

- Boy, bye.

- Boy you just don't quit, do ya?

- No, hey bro ain't that your girl?

- Yeah it is man, look.

I'mma hit you up later,

we gonna grab a drink
or something all right?

- All right, for sure.

- All right.

- Hey baby, what's up with that booty?

I mean that movie?

- Hello.

- Hey, what's up?

What you doin' here?

- Kyle, I've been trying to call you.

Why are you avoiding me?

- Nobody ignoring you, I
just don't know what to say.

Seeing how your boss did me the other day.

- Yeah, I did, but I know I can help you.

- Help me how?

You heard what he said.

I can't even see my daughter.

- Kyle, it's not the end of the world.

You can file a grievance
against his judgment.

I know that's gonna help.

- So why you just didn't tell me that?

- Hello?

You've been ignoring my calls.

- Look, I haven't been
ignoring you, it's just that--

- Stop.

I get it, it's okay.

I understand.

♪ Ride me to my car
like we gon' ride out ♪

♪ My mind is your hideout ♪

♪ We done brought the tide out ♪

♪ Catch a wave ♪

♪ Baby, I'm so greedy I can't get enough ♪

♪ I swear I can't wait
to get back to you girl ♪

♪ Goodbye ♪

♪ I'd rather say see you later ♪

♪ 'Cause that just seems way too long ♪

♪ That I gotta hold on ♪

♪ Until I see my baby ♪

♪ I don't like to tell you goodbye ♪

- So, when you think I'm
gettin' my daughter back?

♪ See you later ♪

- You really are gonna try?

♪ Gotta hold on until I see my ♪

- Whatever it takes, I'm on board.

- So is that why you just did

all those amazing things to me?

- Nah.

I did that for me.

What you got to drink in there?

I got a world of thirst.

- I think I got some of that
house lemonade in the fridge.

- Okay that's whassup.

I'll be right back.

Hoo.

Shit.

Nigga was thirsty as hell.

Nigga deserves an Oscar
after that performance.

I'd like to thank my mama, my daddy,

my creator up above,
and last but not least,

but most important,
this motherfucking wave,

'cause you know I keep my dick on it.

(Kyle laughs)

(Kyle sighs)

Brianna, babe.

- Hey babe, good morning.

- Oh thank you.

(Brianna giggles)

I appreciate the coffee,
but I gotta get goin' okay?

- Okay, I'm almost done getting ready.

I'll be right back.

- Aww.

Look at my little Brianna.

- [Brianna] Kyle, can you leave
my pictures alone, please?

- Wait, what?

Fucking serious?

Gotta be kidding me.

- Okay babe, I'm ready.

- [Kyle] Brianna, what the fuck is this?

Are you fuckin' serious?

I thought you said you
never let him hit it!

- What are you talking about?

- You know exactly what
the fuck I'm talking about.

Judge Martin.

(Brianna sighs)

- Okay.

I was going to tell you.

Judge Martin is my daddy.

- What the fuck do you mean, daddy?

Daddy like sperm donor daddy,

or come fuck me, daddy?

- He's my father!

We're not close, we never have been!

- So why the fuck you just
didn't tell me this shit before?

- Before what?

- Before you start callin' me daddy.

- I know I should've told you sooner.

I started to, but I didn't
think we would get this far.

- Baby, what?

This is the fuckin' dog that
fuckin' attacked my daughter.

Are you fuckin' serious?

- [Brianna] Wait, no, this is my dog.

This is Dino.

I've had him since I was a kid.

- Well Dino attacked
my fuckin' little girl.

- [Brianna] What?

- And how did he get outside
my house in the first place?

Did you tell your daughter,

did you tell your dad where I stayed at?

Is this why you wanted
to come to my house?

- [Brianna] No!

What, I would never do that to you Kyle,

are you serious right now?

- Man that's fuckin'
bullshit, and you know it.

I guess the joke is on me, huh?

I'm the ass clown.

Here it is, thinkin' you're the one

that's helping me save my daughter,

and it's because of you

I lost her in the fuckin' first place!

- [Brianna] Kyle, I would
never do that to you.

You have to listen to me.

I would never do you like that.

- That's fuckin' bullshit!

You planned this.

Your father planned this,
and you planned this.

I'm fuckin' out.

- Kyle!

Wait!

- You know what?

You the one who deserve an Emmy, not me.

- [Brianna] What?

(somber music)

- Mr. Brown, is it?

- You know my name, just like
I know what the fuck you did.

- Excuse me?

I'd watch myself if I were you.

- I ain't gotta watch shit.

We not in your courtroom, Mr. Martin.

- Watch yourself, son.

- I ain't gotta watch
myself, you watch yourself.

Y'all planned this shit
from the beginning,

taking my daughter from me, why?

Because you want my baby mama

'cause I'm fuckin' your daughter.

Yeah.

I'm a damn good father, and you know it.

But you know what?

Judge or not, you will
never be the man that I am.

If it wasn't for my daughter,

I'd fuck your ass up right now.

- Bri, I just ran into your
little friend outsi, Bri?

Bri, what's wrong?

- How could you?

How could you do that?

Dino could've hurt that little girl!

- Dino isn't vicious.

You know, he just wanted to play.

- This is a new low,

even for you, Daddy.

I don't even wanna know
how Dino got over there.

(emotional music)

You know what?

My entire life,

I have sat there and I've been silent.

I have never questioned
you, or your authority,

in or out of the courtroom.

I have watched as you
made horrible decisions.

I've watched as you've
flirted with every girl

that came in and out of that courtroom,

right in front of me.

I've had your back, and
I've been loyal to you, why?

Because you're my father?

Because you're my boss?

You never told me you were proud of me.

You've never said you were sorry

for all the things that you've done.

That you made me do!

I just can't stand by anymore
while you hurt people,

and make these bad decisions
that change people's lives.

That little innocent girl doesn't deserve

to be taken away from her father.

I just can't do it anymore.

I can't do it anymore, Dad.

That's why I told the one
person I know you're afraid of.

- You wouldn't.

- Yes, I would.

And I did.

I told my mama what you
did, just now on the phone.

Now you're the one with baby mama drama.

You know what, you might wanna get home,

because you know what's gonna happen

if she has to come lookin' for you.

(emotional music)

- What you watchin', mama?

Got some pizza.

- I want my daddy.

- Aww.

(emotional music)

- What's up?

- Hey buddy, I talked to Miss Tillman,

and I can get you some
extra hours if you need 'em.

- Okay, I'll let you know.

- All right, thanks.

(emotional music)

- Man, you got us back in
court again, with this clown.

Man, you did something terrible--

- Can you stop, can you stop?

- No, this is ridiculous.

- Why do you always do this?

- Me?

You got us here, we here for you!

- Kyle.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

- Psh, no.

- Headass.
- What, nigga?

- Damn nigga, you straight, is you good?

- Idiot.

See what I'm talkin' about?

Stupid, go ahead, I'm gonna wait out here.

- You sure?

- I'm positive.

- All right.
- Go ahead.

- Good morning.

- Good morning.
- Good morning, sir.

- So, Mr. Brown, you filed a petition

to have your case reopened.

I looked over the case
before comin' out here.

You filed several motions?

- Yes sir.

It's been a while since
I've seen my daughter.

I'm a good father, just
don't know what else to do.

- I have a letter here from Judge Martin.

He's recommending your
parenting time be reinstated.

According to this letter,
he think you a good father.

Mr. Brown, are you still employed?

- Yes sir, I'm at Piper Automotives.

- So, Mr. Brown?

This is what I'm gonna do.

I'm going to reinstate
your parenting time.

- But Judge.

- Miss Sampson, if you have any objections

I will hear from you shortly.

- That's the thing, Judge,

I don't have any objections.

I actually wanna terminate the
order of support altogether.

I think that me and Kyle can co-parent.

- Are you sure, Miss Sampson?

You do realize your child support payments

will be terminated as well.

- Yes sir.

- Do you understand
what co-parenting means?

- Yeah, it means that me and Kyle

will have to work together

to make the best decisions
for our daughter,

without the help of the courts.

- Do you think you can
handle that, Mr. Brown?

- Yes, yes sir.

I can handle that.

- Miss Sampson, stop
at the clerk's and sign

all the necessary
paperwork on your way out.

- Thank you.

- You know if this was a brother

something like Johnnie Cochran,

maybe he could even get
your kids back, man.

- What, you know damn well
I don't want my kids, nigga.

What type of shit you on?

- What's wrong with you, man?

- I don't want my motherfuckin' kids.

- Let me holler at him for a minute.

I'll see you in the car, okay?

- Fo sho.

- Judge Martin, mind if I
talk to you for a second?

- Oh.

Okay.

- Sorry about that.

Think I owe you an apology, man,

for the way things transpired.

- You know what?

- It's going down, nigga.

I'm just gonna take the stairs.

- I owe you an apology.

I know all too well about baby mama drama.

- So we good, no hard feelings?

- Yeah man, we good.

- Hey bro.

Ain't you Officer Jackson
from the white movie?

- Man, time's up, man.

- I knew it was your headass.

Boy, you somethin' else.

Just met a celebrity.

Call my baby mama real quick, man.

Hello?

Who the fuck is this?

Oh what's up son, where your mama at?

Nigga, this your daddy.

Justin.

Chh.

What's up girl, thought
you had another nigga

answering your phone or somethin',

he sound grown as hell.

High school?

Damn, when that happen?

What high school he go to?

You know what, never mind.

Look, I wanted to come by there later,

maybe we could talk,

talk some things out about these kids,

work something out, you
know what I'm sayin'?

You gonna be at home later?

All right, cool.

All right.

High school?

Got some groceries for the baby.

- Thank you.

- I wanted to talk to you
because, I was wondering

if maybe we could co-parent?

- Co-parent?

- Yeah, co-parent is like when two parents

come to an agreement to find
out what's best for the--

- I know what it is, Justin.

I like that.

- Me too.
- Yeah.

- Bring it in?

Come on now.

Better not have no niggas
around my baby, either.

Don't play that shit.

(birds chirping)

- How you doin'?

- I'm good, how are you?

- Doin' good.

I think I owe you an apology.

This was totally out of character.

I just was goin' through something.

- Kyle, I'm the one that
owes you an apology.

What my father did was
wrong, and I'm sorry.

- Don't even trip.

I got somebody I want you to meet.

Kya, this is my friend Brianna.

Brianna, this is Kya.

- Hi!

- Yeah yeah, y'all give it
up for the last comedian!

(audience applauds)

That damn hairline
ain't never comin' back.

(audience laughs)

Hey man, the next comedian
we got up here man,

hey y'all might've seen this nigga

on the haircare product box and shit.

Or an extra for Pootie Tang 2,

I think it's comin' out next summer.

Y'all give it up for my
mans Kyle the comedian, dog.

(audience applauds)

- Thank you for that shit.

What's going on y'all, y'all right?

One more round of applause man,

for my man tattoo man page.

(audience applauds)

How many of y'all are
watching this girl tonight?

- [Server] Welcome to Punchline.

What would you guys like to drink tonight?

- You said something to drink?

Yeah I'm thirsty.

- [Server] What would you like to drink?

- I'll have a sex on the beach.

- [Server] Maybe you should
choose something else.

- I'll have a Hennessy and Coke.

- [Server] Would you like
a Punchline special, ma'am?

- No, she'll just have a
Sprite, she can't drink.

- [Server] Why?

- Antibiotics.

- [Server] Right, let me
go get your rum and Coke.

- What?

(hip hop music)

- Everybody ain't got a job.

It's some big chicks
takin' care of some niggas.

For real, for real.

One time for the celebrities
we've got in the house tonight.

All gonna clap for the celebrities?

(audience applauds)

That's right, that's right.

We got the Williams sisters

sitting front and center right here.

(audience laughs)

We got young man in the back.

(audience applauds)

Where you been at, sis?

Anybody just say fuck they kids?

- Woo, yeah.

- Hey yo, one time for my man Justin,

always saying fuck his kids.

He need to fuck with his kids

some goddamn time, man, goddamn man.

That's why child support your ass none.

(audience laughs)

We got the drug dealers
and killers in this house.

Hey nigga, you smellin'
like gunsmoke, nigga.

Take your ass back outside, nigga.

(audience laughs)

Hey, one time for my man Brent man,

for showing me love, man.

(audience applauds)

I ain't gonna lie, it took him some time

to realize the talent that
he got in front of him,

but shit, I blame those bigass

Run-D.M.C. glasses he got on, man.

Ol' bigass goofy ass glasses.

(audience laughs)
(upbeat music)

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin' ♪

♪ Losin' track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ Let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin' ♪

♪ Losin' track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪

♪ Ciroc in my cup, I'm up all night ♪

♪ I'm borderline crazy, crazy ♪

♪ Silly ass, bitter ass bitch
won't let me see my baby ♪

♪ My baby ♪

♪ Would've thought I did so wrong ♪

♪ When the low she the one
that played me, played me ♪

♪ When my daughter grow
up she gonna realize ♪

♪ Ain't nothin' sweet about saves, saves ♪

♪ And the courts fucked up ♪

♪ So we all gotta wait like
I ain't got rights, rights ♪

♪ Like a real nigga wasn't on top ♪

♪ And my sperm ain't fight
that night, that night ♪

♪ Can't have what they want ♪

♪ That switch up come with a
blade, that's life, that's life ♪

♪ But humans ain't born like that ♪

♪ How the hell y'all
get so trite, so trite ♪

♪ Might need to vacate my AZ
thangs they take their flight ♪

♪ Their flight ♪

♪ These thoughts I'm having
might see me upstate ♪

♪ For the rest of my life, my life ♪

♪ Should've took that very first sign ♪

♪ That said this ain't
your type, your type ♪

♪ Forbidden fruit and I bit that shit ♪

♪ 'Cause it looked so ripe ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't
let me live, let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin' ♪

♪ Losing track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin'
losin' track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪

♪ I hear my baby saying Daddy ♪

♪ My mind I'm losin' ♪

♪ Tryin' to move on, I
done had enough confusion ♪

♪ Made me want to pull up
and hand out contusions ♪

♪ Sick of this broad putting
me in her delusions ♪

♪ But I gotta stay true then ♪

♪ Mama keeps sayin'
don't do nothin' stupid ♪

♪ Dealin' with the devil,
wanna hit her with a shovel ♪

♪ Have 45 preachers come and
bless her on the pulpit ♪

♪ I be thanking God for the music ♪

♪ Far from a cure, but
it's like transfusions ♪

♪ When I'm on this mic
I'm happily a nuisance ♪

♪ Bring about fear like
a black man's movement ♪

♪ This why the black man losin' ♪

♪ Put me on trial with
my innocent glooming ♪

♪ Put me on trial for my own damn child ♪

♪ 'Cause you drank the denial ♪

♪ 'Bout the life you choosin' ♪

♪ I'm sharp as a groomsmen ♪

♪ Probably why it's hard
for a bitch to let go ♪

♪ Sittin' here pondering,
tryin' to lay low ♪

♪ Better wear a condom when
hittin' that ho for real ♪

♪ You don't wanna feel this strange ♪

♪ Have a car wash nigga
come and steal this change ♪

♪ Stressed out now can't feel my brain ♪

♪ Now only my baby girl
gonna heal my pain ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ Won't let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin',
losin' track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ I just wanna raise my kids ♪

♪ Your honor, your honor ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ But this bitch won't let me live ♪

♪ Up all night I'm drinkin',
losin' track of time ♪

♪ Thinkin' 'bout my baby
'bout to lose my mind ♪