All language subtitles for American Gangster Presents Big Fifty The DelRhonda Hood Story 2021

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That's not my Detroit.

This is my Detroit, my hometown.

Surviving streets of Detroit
was not an easy task,

especially when you're a woman.

But I had to get my money
by any means necessary.

There were times you had
to use your gut instinct.

There were times when
violence was necessarily.

But most of the time you
had to use your brain.

I used to run these streets,

of course, that was
during my youthful days.

Now I just try to
inspire the youth

by telling my story.

Hello ladies, my name
is Delrhonda Hood.

But on the streets I
was known as Big Fifty.

I'm here to help you avoid
the mistakes that I made.

I don't want you to
go through what I did.

I'm here to save you, not
from just the life of crime

but to save you from yourselves.

You know what it's
time to do, yay!

Time to bake this cake.

Go ahead, have a seat.

Looks good, Chip.

Now, the cake
is for your father

and for after dinner, okay?

Can't we have it now?

I'll be dead by then.

Dead?

Then I guess that means
you're gon' miss out

on dessert altogether
then, silly girl.

Hmm, delicious.

Now, spread it on the
sides first, okay?

Right over there, yep.

Oh, and let me
get the sprinkles.

Be quiet. Now
will you get your clothes off?

Yeah, you better
run. Get your ass out!

My mom was a horrible shot

but she will shoot at you.

Daddy got away.

I didn't know that
would be the last time

I would see him for awhile.

Well, I see you
finally left his ass.

Mama Tilda please.

Well, he is my son,

but he's always strayed
just like his daddy.

Left me with 17 damn kids,

and who knows how many
more he got out there?

Are you mocking me?

I'm tired of hearing
a story about a man

you had 17 kids with.

Well, don't be disrespectful.

Just please stop saying
that stuff around Rhonda.

Are you gonna let us in?

- Come on, come on.
- Thank you.

I missed our home.

Rhonda baby,
let me get that for you.

Being at my grandma's house,

it wasn't all that fun
with all them kids she had,

plus I really missed my daddy.

Uncle Terry, where is Grandma?

Hun, your mama
went to the store

to get some things for dinner.

They'll be back soon.

So how do you like
living here with us?

It's okay. Kind of crowded.

Yeah.

Follow me, I got
something for you.

It's down in my room.

Have a seat.

This is what I got for you.

Is this for me?

Yes.

♪ She's on her way
going to Hollywood ♪

♪ Bussin' it to Hollywood

Come over here and give your
Uncle Teddy a nice big hug.

That day my uncle robbed me.

He robbed me of my childhood,

he robbed me of my innocence.

He stole everything
that was pure about me.

He changed me.

I was too young to
know in how many ways.

Why can't y'all make
me a business partner?

Because you don't
squeeze enough lemons.

Rene, why don't you make
your own lemonade stand?

Because I buy more
lemonades than anybody else.

And we thank you.

Y'all get on my
nerves. I'm going home.

Bye.

She tripping, let's
go to Lori's house.

You look sharp, Lori.

Where are you going
to? A fancy party?

No, we're about to go
to my grandma's house.

All right, so we have more
money to add to the cash purse,

so go and get it for us.

Oh, I don't have
it. I spent all of it.

I know you're lying.

Why would you do that, Lori?

Because I wanted a new
outfit and some new gym shoes.

So you're telling us
you're wearing our money.

No, I'm wearing my money.

Girl, you must be stupid.

Don't put your hands on me.

Besides, y'all
gave me the money.

First off we gave
you the money to hold

so we can all buy new things.

Look, I'm not
thinking about y'all.

I'm thinking about myself.

Really?

All right then. Hold this.

He's been coming
home late lately.

I almost locked him
out the other night.

Chip, is that blood on you?

Are you okay, baby?

Rhonda, what in the world?

What did you do now, huh?

Nothing.

Answer your mother.

I asked you a question!

And what do you have
behind your back?

What is this?

What is
that? You little girl.

Is that a eye!

What is wrong with
you little girl, huh?

Nothing, she had it
coming. She took my money.

Lori's glass eye
nearly cost my family $100,000,

which just about bankrupted us.

Mom wouldn't let me leave the
house for almost six months.

Girl, what are
you doing out here?

I'm going to Hollywood.

You ain't going to Hollywood.

You're going to be right here
with me here in Hollyhood.

Whatever.

And you need to
do them dishes.

Eh, I already did them.

I had to get up out of there.

The secrets I had to keep to
myself nearly destroyed me.

After getting kicked
out of so many schools,

mom sent me to a
good Christian school

where I could develop a
great spiritual foundation

and get in a better
understanding of my faith,

my morals, and selling LSD.

I'm moving a lot of this LSD.

Let me try one.

I told you no.

I'll buy some from you.

Not gonna sell you any.

Girl, I see that
full clearance.

You got his whole
nose wide open.

Hey, girl. Check
out my new moves.

Well, I gotta get to
class. Y'all have fun.

I'll check you later.

All right, girl. Bye.

Man, aint nobody
worried about her.

Look, so what you really think?

I love watching you dance.

Hm-hmm, you know I know
what you was over here doing,

you know that, right?

Oh yeah? What's that?

Man, you're turning me on.

Who, me?

Look, when I
graduate next year

I wanna perform
all over Detroit.

You know, like Prince.

And I wanna take you with me.

You know, like Ike and Tina.

Boy, I can't sing.

Man, neither can I but,

I want us to be
together all the time.

I love you.

Stop playing.

Come on now, say it.

I love you too.

Your mom's home?

The last thing
you gon' be doing

is running behind some boy
who thinks he's Prince.

Besides, your little behind
gon' be running after that baby.

No, I'm not, because
I'm not having this baby.

Now Rhonda, you need
to think about this.

That's my mom's drinking
buddy, and my godmother,

Ms. Roberta, who
stays in my business.

Ms. Roberta, you need
to stay out of this.

Don't you talk
to me like that.

I'm not having this baby.

Oh yes you are, young lady.

Now, done laid there,
you done made it,

you're gon' have it!

You didn't hear me.

I don't even wanna have a baby.

Now Rhonda, listen
baby, I promise you this;

Now, if you have this baby

you know I'm gonna help
you take care of it.

We both will.

Isn't there
something we can do?

Oh dammit Rhonda, I done
tried to be nice about this,

but you're gon'
learn the hard way

that your actions
have consequences.

Now, you're going to have
this baby and that is that!

Goddammit.

I knew I was going
to have to have his baby

'cause I was too far along.

Monica, call my mama. Hurry!

Mama, Rodney's crying.

Momma! Come and get this baby.

Momma!

Don't you worry, son.

I'ma make sure you have
everything I didn't.

Were you yelling for me?

Yeah. Rodney was crying.

But look, I got him to stop.

Yeah, well maybe now you can
start helping out with him,

because between work, the
baby, and these bills,

I'm about worn out.

Will you put him
down? He's calm now.

And come help me
fold these clothes,

you're getting on my last nerve.

After Rodney was born,

Clarence went ghost on us.

I still had a lot
of growing to do.

It was tough being a
teenager and a mom,

but that didn't stop me
from hitting these streets.

That's Melanie. She
knew the hoeing game.

Yeah, she was prostituting.

My mom couldn't stand Melanie.

She used to call
her a white girl,

just to piss her off.

Girl, you better be
quiet before Ms. Tina

come in here and
start acting crazy.

Aint nobody thinking
about no Ms. Tina, uh-uh.

And of course that's Monica,

she's always been my ears
and eyes in the streets.

I swear to God.

You know what?

I didn't let you back in here

so you could stay out
all night partying.

Now, get up.

Yes ma'am.

I have to leave for work,

and Rodney needs to
be driven to school.

Yes ma'am.

Make sure you put these
keys back on the hook

because I can't keep looking
everywhere for these things.

Now, get up!

I'm up.

Mommy, I'm ready for school.

Give me 10 minutes
Rodney, okay?

Give your mommy 10 minutes.

But if we don't leave
now I'm gonna be late.

It'll be okay,
baby. All right?

It'll be okay.

Look at this nasty mess
and a stank up in here too.

Get your shit and
get the hell out.

What is wrong you?

I got pulled off my
job to go pick up Rodney,

because the principal
called and said,

Rodney drove himself to school.

What? Mama, that
is impossible.

What is wrong with you?

Well, that was lie.

I'd known for weeks

that Rodney had been
driving his self to school.

Look, I am tired, Rhonda.

Now you come and go as you
please at odd hours of the night,

I don't even ask you to do much.

Why do you have to
overreact about everything?

Overreacting?

I wash, I cook, I clean,
I mother your child,

and all you can do is
look for the next party.

Now that boy could
have killed himself

or killed someone else driving.

Now, you know what? It
is time for you to go.

Now I want you to
pack up your shit

and get the hell
up out of my house.

Miss Hood, I-

- Goddammit girl ain't
nobody talking to you.

Now, you got to the count of 10

to get the hell up
out of my house.

Mama please.

One, two, three.

Rhonda, she ain't playing.

Fine! Fine!

Well, I'll get my goddamn gun.

Rhonda, your mother is crazy.

You just can't leave Rodney.

I'm not leaving Rodney,

I just gotta find
somewhere for us to go.

You know I've been telling you

your mom is crazy.

You wanna say
goodbye to your son?

What?

What do you mean, what?

He needs to be
saying goodbye to you

because he's going with me.

That's crazy.

You have lost your
ever loving mind.

He's my son.

You're not taking him
anywhere. He's staying here.

You can't take her
son away from her.

You better not say not one
more goddamn word, white girl.

White girl? Ain't
nothing white about me.

Oh, I guess you
can't hear either.

I can hear old lady.

And like I said, ain't
nothing white about me.

Oh, it's like that, huh?

Well, I want you to keep your
little skinny ass right there.

Don't do it, Tina.

Get out of the way, Rhonda.

I will blow a cap in
your motherfucking ass.

She crazy.

With no money and
no real place to call home,

I went to the streets

and they welcomed
me with open arms.

Yeah, I did a little
bit of prostituting.

I did it enough to start
my own whorehouse though.

Now, whatever gets
you off we got.

So, which of these lovely ladies

would you like to have fun with?

She's a great choice
and I'm flattered,

but I'm working, love.

Any one of these other girls

can take really good care...

Care of you.

I guess I'll be taking
overly good care of you.

The streets started to
fear me, for a good reason.

Hey babe, what's up?

That's Leroy
also known as, Small Time.

Whenever we need little
shit done in the streets,

Leroy would do it for free.

Mainly because he got
a thing for Melanie.

What's wrong, Mels?

Too big for you?

That's the problem,
Leroy, it aint big enough.

I can't believe you
just slapped me!

Get your ass out of the car.

Get your punk ass
out of the car.

For what?

Get your punk
ass out of the car.

You just hit my

Do you know who
you're messing with?

I say we teach him a lesson.

What do you say, Chip?

This aint necessary.

Shut up.

I say we kill him.

- No, no killing.
- Shut up!

10 grand, easy.

Mel, take his jewelry.

You got it.

Y'all just gon' rob me

and leave me in the
middle of the street?

Yeah.

Y'all some dirty bitches.

Dirty bitches?

Dirty bitches?

Dirty...

Who's a bitch now, huh?

Who's a bitch now?

- Don't kill me.
- Huh?

Will you just shoot
his ass so we could go?

Don't kill me!

Mel, I didn't hit you.

And stop all that
crying with your punk ass.

I hurt my nail.

I did it all. I even started
defrauding the government.

Dudley?

Got his check, $9,000.

Tabor?

Got his check, $11,000.

Miller.

I don't got a cheque.

What?

I don't have a cheque for her.

You know that's
bullshit, right?

Dawn Miller, now
you know better

than to play with me, right?

Now get up,

go in your house
and get my money.

Mel, go with her!

As you can tell, I'm pretty
good at pistol whipping,

that's a good and a bad thing.

The good thing is I
save money on bullets,

the bad thing is I keep
breaking my damn nails.

We were clearing 30
to 40 checks a day.

Damn, I would
look good in this.

You would look naked,
you need some colors.

What's it say?

Why-Vez Saint Laren.

Yves Saint Lauren.

That's what I said.

No, it wasn't.

It was.

Monica, what do you think?

You're only going to be able
to get in about one titty.

Or you could
wear it as a shaw.

Yes you can.

Shaw me then.

What is this? Christian
Lacroix, Lacrei.

It's pronounced Christian
La Croix dumb ass.

I cannot take you
nowhere, put that back.

Whatever, excuse me.

Hello? Ola!

I know that
heiffa can hear you.

Yoo-hoo!

Can we get some
service over here?

Could you guys turn
the volume down a little?

She aint just shush me.

Did she just shush us?

You girls are making
the other customers

a little uncomfortable.

We don't care about that.

We would like to get
some service here.

And we've been in here longer
than that hoe over there.

And I know we damn
sure have been in here

longer than that
trick over there

and y'all just ran
straight to her.

Ma'am, that's Anita Baker.

Ma'am, ma'am, I
don't give a damn.

Anita, it's okay.

Ma'am, ma'am, I don't a damn.

And she ain't doing
it like us either.

Listen, can you just
use your indoor voice?

Indoor voice?

Why are you talking to us
like we're some damn children?

No, no, that's
not my intention.

It was.

I can't tell, I cannot tell.

What can I help you with?

I would like this.

The Lacroix.

It's
Lacroix. Just shut up.

That's very expensive.

Did you ask that?

I didn't ask that.

I didn't ask how much it costs.

Yeah. Well this is
imported from France.

Girl, France my ass.

I just saw a dress
just like that one

getting boosted off
Seven Mile the other day.

You know what? I
know you ain't lying.

'Cause I tried to buy
one but it was too big.

Uh-uh.

Boosted? I don't understand.

I want that blue St.
John's suit right there,

and this little Chanel
number right here.

I know that we absolutely
don't have your size

in that Chanel dress.

In that case,
give me two of them.

Are you sure you want two?

Am I sure?

Wrap in that
little paper you have,

and put them in of them
pretty little bags, okay?

Oh, and I'll take two
of those Carter bracelets.

It's Cartier.

Just so you know,
we don't take checks.

She must not
know who she talking to.

So, you know, you can
take it out of that,

and that, and that.

Do it again.

And that!

Pick that up, pick that up.

Let me get
some more stuff then.

We damn near
bought out the whole store.

Should I get two of these
'cause they aint got my size?

Why don't you get three

'cause it's them titties.

Stupid white woman, don't
know a bitch is creative,

and didn't know my cousin
Cookie knew how to sew.

She sewed those
dresses together,

and now I'm letting
them have it.

Rodney, mama.

Mommy! Mommy!

Hi baby. I missed you.

I missed you too. I'm so
glad you made it to my game.

I'm glad I made
it to your game too.

Look what mommy
got, gifts for you.

What's all this?

Presents, mom.

Rodney, you better start
heading to the field.

They're gonna be starting soon.

Mommy, are you gonna
watch me play my game?

Of course, I'm gonna
watch you play your game.

Now, go on.

That boy don't need no
more presents, Rhonda.

Everybody needs presents.

Look, I even got one for you.

I don't need them either.

Mama, I'm out
here in the streets

making things happen
so I could give Rodney

everything he wants.

You just don't get it.

Ma, stop!

I'm doing the best I can.

Can't you see that?

Let's go grab some seats
before they all gone.

Come on, baby.

Mama, I can't stay.

What?

Tell Rodney I love him.

I'm gonna stop by later though.

Here, take these.

Ma! Ma!

Fuck.

Mommy! Mommy!

Where you going?

I was so caught
up in the streets,

I had no idea what my
absence in my son's life

was doing to him.

The streets was
talking about the power

and the money I was getting,

so it wasn't long before the
Feds started messing with me.

You all here looking
all up inside my house.

I figured you might
as well come in

and have a drink with me.

I got red wine.

I got white wine too.

Vodka, you like vodka.

No, you're a rum girl. Beer?

Well, the Feds
finally jammed us.

Our fake income tax return
hustle got me and Melanie busted.

Yeah, a bunch of
rats snitched on us.

When you hear the judge say,

the United States of America
versus Delrhonda Hood,

that means the whole
country is against you.

Melanie and I just went
ahead and pled guilty.

Since we didn't have any priors,

we each got six months probation

and we had to wear these
cute ass ankle bracelets.

And can you believe they
wanted us to pay back $200,000?

They about to lose
their damn minds.

Of course we lied, we said
we spent it all. Fuck 'em.

♪ I'm rolling with my
boys from the hood ♪

♪ And I aint talking
about that nigga Ricky ♪

♪ Sitting pretty
doing 60 in 2O ♪

♪ Popping willy in the S550

Girl.

Who is that? He look
like he getting money.

Girl, that's Slim.

Big drug dealer,
big killer. He don't play.

And definitely not with women.

We'll see about that.

What you doing over here?

Enough for you to come
over here and find out.

I'm having fun and
hustling just like you.

- Hustle?
- Hm-hmm.

Whatchu hustling?

Don't worry about what
I'm hustling, what you got?

Baby, I got everything.

Typical male response.

Yeah? Well, aint
nothing typical about me.

I'm Slim.

They call me Chip.

Chip?

Hm-hmm.

Sounds like you got
a set of balls on you

as big as your chest.

I do. You better ask about me.

Well, I did.

Really?

I heard you to
do everything big,

that's why I'm over here.

Yeah? Why are you
looking at my breasts?

'Cause they big.

Another typical male response.

What are those, like 38?
Just out of curiosity, 42?

- No, 50s, why?
- 50, damn.

Yes.

50.

Hm-hmm.

I like that.

You like that?

I'ma call you Big Fifty.

I don't give a damn
what you call me.

Just call me when you
wanna make some money.

Okay. Let's get
this money then.

Let's get the money.

All right. So I'ma teach you

this whole thing
from the bottom up.

Uh, let's get them gloves going.

What's that for?

For your protection,

so that you don't get
affected by the white junk.

Please, okay?

I've been around Heroin
before, I'm straight.

No, you've been
rough coke before,

you ain't been around heroin,

and heroin aint cocaine.

This is to protect
your skin so...

You know what?

I'm not new to the game.

I see you one of
them hard-headed people

that like to learn
things your way.

So I'm gonna let you do that.

All right, so
here's where start.

So I do everything in threes.

We don't really do no
crazy cutting in here,

you're just adding
that right there.

You throw that in the bag,

shake him up, lock him down.

You got it?

I got it.

Okay, we'll see. I'll be back.

I'm doing some work around.

How you looking?

I got it. I told you I got it.

Hmm?

I got it.

You got it. Okay, I see.

You got a nice
little sweat going.

It is hot in here.

It's hot, that's what it is?

You know what, let's
stop for a minute.

Why? I did it wrong?

No, you did it right.

Okay.

But you about to OD.

I promise, I did
not snort any of this.

No you didn't, but
for the last hour

your skin has been absorbing it.

Remember these right here?

Yeah, Slim.

Okay, just put it down.

I'm gon' take you over
here to the bathroom.

I really don't
like to pay attention

and everybody
knows I'm stubborn.

Yeah, I bet you are.

But this goes back
to our first lesson.

You gotta listen Big Fifty.

I got it.

Now I got some work
in that bag right there,

that's gotta be moved.

Don't come back
until it's all gone.

You got that?

I got it.

Scarelli had no idea how quickly
I could move the product.

You're having fun, right?

I can tell.

Go ahead, he's all yours.

What up daddy? How
you feeling, baby?

Look, it's Big Fifty right
here. That's my girl.

Hello, how you doing?

Slim introduced me to all the
hustlers and players in town.

Hold on a second,
I'll be right back.

Where you going?

I'll be right back.

Hey, Avery, who's
that right there?

I don't know, but she bad,

she just not as bad as
these girls right here.

You can have them.

That's Rickey, AKA killer man.

He be slanging and banging,

and the future father
of my youngest babies.

Please tell me you're single.

And if I'm not?

I guess that means
I gotta kill somebody.

Kill somebody?

You are worth it.

Hmm.

Rickey.

Big Fifty.

Slim's girl.

Slim's business associate.

You know, I used to be an
associate of Slim's as well.

Hmm.

Maybe we can become
associates as well.

So this is business?

I mean, only if
you're not interested.

I didn't say that.

Good.

Well, I'll see
you around, friend.

Okay, friend.

Look, I don't like that nigga,

and I don't want you
messing with that nigga.

Are you jealous or something?

Not at all, but he foul.
You trust me on that.

Okay, relax. I just
met him, right now.

Sometimes Scarelli can
be a little controlling.

Ray, so good to see you.

Nice to see you too.

The pleasure is
all mine as always.

This is my friend, Fifty.

Nice to meet you.

I like what you're doing
with the place Ms. Watts.

This looks really good.

So what brings you by today?

That's the funniest thing.

I was going through some old
things that I'm not using

and I figured the
kids could use them.

Oh Ray, you can't.

Listen Ms. Watts,
I've outgrown them

and I know the
kids can use them.

Thank you, you are godsend.

I've gotta find some
place to put all of this.

Garbage bags of money, really?

You got to give
back, all right?

♪ If you know you
getting money ♪

♪ And you know you
understand it ♪

♪ Throw cash or throw bands

♪ And if you're always
up to something ♪

♪ Keep your hundreds
in bundles ♪

♪ Throw cash or throw bands

You understand what
I'm saying though?

Fifty, you gotta hear me
on this one, all right?

Respect and fear is
everything in this business.

You never issue an idle threat,

and if you're going to shoot,
you shoot to kill, all right?

Always remember the five
and dime, what's that?

Five steps ahead
and 10 steps sideways.

Thank you.

And look, always be aware
of your surroundings,

you understand what I'm saying?

And be quick.

Don't spend more than five
minutes delivering or receiving.

You get in, you make
that transaction

and you get out, all right?

Yes.

And Fifty, your clients
are not your friends,

and your friends should
never be your clients.

You remember that.

Got you.

Now here's the thing,

we about to take this
thing up a level,

I'm gon' take you
up to 75 brick.

Okay. You want me
to double commerce?

You run the show.

Now you're talking.

I'm so sick of this shit.

Every time I turn around,

she in front of my house,
now she's in the club.

I hear you, Fifty.

But listen, you gotta
focus on the work.

You let me deal with that.

You don't want no problems
with these people.

You can never underestimate

a street bitch like me.

I rented a motel room
and set appointments

for each goddamn hour.

I sold solid bricks.

Buyers had to put the
money on the table

before they can get the product.

I worked it like a nine to five.

Monica started the timing,

and when they came in every
transaction was completed

in under five minutes.

When one power went up,
the other went down.

Rickey was working hard
to get in these panties.

He would give me flowers,
I would take his cash,

and he went out and
brought me a beautiful fur.

Hmm. Actually I'm
sure he stole it.

But Rickey knew how
to capture my heart.

The waitress serving us says,

"That looks just like my fur."

It probably was, this
man stole for me.

Now if that ain't love,
I don't know what is.

Now, the way you've
been moving that product,

is a thing of beauty.

Oh, so you see that?

You know I see,
I see everything.

I wanna propose a offer.

We need to take our business
relationship to the next...

Hey, Kurt! Kurt, come here.

What's going on my G?

What's up is you shorted
my money last week.

Man, that's bullshit.
That's impossible.

My money aint never short.

The bag was light,

Man, you bugging.

You short my money.

You don't play with my money.

Dance!

So, I think we should be
50/50 business partners.

Partners?

Partners.

Like half, 50/50?

No, like Slim and Big Fifty.

Hell yeah! You
think I'ma say no?

You better not say
no. Let's toast to that.

Let's get this money.

As partners.

Hm-hmm.

I got you.

Come clean him up.

Then boom, Rickey and
I started having babies.

First my son, Eric,
then my baby girl, Deja.

I did Deja's birthday
party so big.

You see in Detroit,

little kid parties turn
into adult parties.

And they go all
day and all night.

Eric, you're not going
to eat all of that.

Watch me.

I'll help you
eat some of that.

No you aint.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Take a turn over there.

Oh, that's Little
Bit, she's one of my homeys.

She has a slight
drinking problem.

Okay, it wasn't slight.

Between her record
and the bottle,

she's had a hard
time finding work.

So I pay her to clean the
house and watch the kids.

What are you doing?

Um, I just thought I'd
get me something to eat.

No Bit, I'm not
paying you to party.

I can't take five
minutes to eat?

No, you take a five
minute break to eat

every other five minutes.

And you smell like weed.

I do?

Yes you do.

Well, I aint been smoking.

Bit...

Listen, let me just
take five minutes,

fix me something to eat and
then I'ma go back to work.

Five minutes and then
you're gon' get back to work.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's it.

I got you.

Yo listen, I appreciate
everything you've done for me.

'Cause girl, if
it wasn't for you-

- Lil Bit, stop
kissing ass, okay?

My bad.

So annoying.

It's so nice, baby.

It is, right?

Hm-hmm.

I'm just happy.

Uh-uh, baby hold one. Deja.

Hey.

Thank you.

You know he may be more mature

than these other men around
here, but he's still a kid.

More importantly, he's my son.

You know it ain't
even like that.

You know me.

Yeah, I know you.

That's why I'm being nice
and giving you a warning.

You tripping.

No, a warning.

A warning about what?

Rodney, not now.
Adults are talking.

Well, great. I'm an adult
so what are we talking about?

You are 19. You're a teenager.

So you think I
haven't knocked off

some of your friends already?

Little boy, so you're swinging

your wee-wee around
everybody, that's what it is?

I'm no boy. I'm a man, mama.

Sometimes I wonder if you even
know me. But how could you?

'Cause you were too
busy doing you, right?

Dammit Rodney.

Second, Eric?

Yup.

Are you okay?

What happened?

Are you okay? I've just
seen you slap Rodney.

Is everything cool?

Yeah.

Mel, look at me.

Look at me.

Are you hooked?

What?

No, I'm just here celebrating
my goddaughter's birthday.

That's it, that's all.

Mel, I know you very well.

If you're hooked we need
to get you some help.

I'm fine. Really, I'm fine.

I'm okay.

Come to mommy.

Let me talk to
you for a second.

Why you come over bringing toys

trying to settle up
into my family, bro?

Come on, man. I'm not
even thinking about you.

You're still salty about
the Auburn deal, right?

You done?

Slim listen, I'm just asking
for some respect brother,

that's all man.

Quit popping up over here.

Calling my woman at
2:00 AM in the morning?

Or what?

Or what?

You think you're the only
kid around here, Slim?

I know I'm the
only kid around here.

Is that what you think?

Yeah, I have half the
body you got

You wanna dance?

Yeah, I wanna dance nigga.

- You wanna dance?
- That's what I wanna do.

Okay.

I'm gonna put
you on a t-shirt.

Yeah? Make sure
it's 100% cotton.

You know my name.

Your name going on a T-shirt

if you keep fucking
with me nigger.

Excuse me, ma'am.
This didn't fit.

Hmm, what about
the one in your bag?

Lady, what are
you talking about?

So I've been
grinding over a decade.

All of a sudden, I got
a target on my back.

What do you want to know?

The Feds started
popping my crew

on some petty shit to get at me.

That wasn't good.

I'm taking it easy on you.

That was okay.

Don't touch nothing.
I'm watching you.

Hello?

Hey.
Fifty, it's Avery.

What's going on?

I have a friend
that's needs a kilo,

and I told him I
knew where to get it.

Rickey and I haven't
heard from you in years,

and you calling my phone
for something like this?

No, sorry. I can't help you.

Come on, Fifty.

You know Ricky don't mess
with me since we fell out.

For me, please.

For old times sake,
I really need this.

Fine, meet me
tomorrow. The old spot.

Thank you.

Was that Slim?

No, Avery's ass.
He want a key.

Avery from my old crew?

Hm-hmm.

He's trying to hustle again

and he's calling
you instead of me?

No, he probably into
somebody for some money.

And he said you
don't mess with him,

and this connect
could help him out.

Yes, I don't.

And I don't trust him
calling you out the blue

talking about a brick.

I'm coming with
you on that, baby.

Baby, he's harmless.
Trust me, I'll be fine.

All right. I'ma let
you handle it your way.

But I'm telling you,
if he's on some BS

I'ma handle it my way.

You know I give
a damn about you.

You're gonna come save me?

I aint got no
choice. Look at you.

♪ Bring it back like karma

♪ Gotta get that bag

♪ Gotta get that bag

How you doing,
man. Good to see you.

Hold up. Who the hell...

No.

Listen, relax.
This is my boy, Dade.

I got nothing to say to you.

No, what's the
problem? He's cool.

I got nothing to say.

Yo, you gotta step outside.

You gotta step outside
for a second, man.

All right, all right.

Let me handle this.

I should blow your
motherfucking head off!

Wait a minute. Let me
just get this stuff, man.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

It's one kilo, man.

Give me my money.

Okay, damn. Relax.

Yo, let me get that money.

I told you, I got
you. You feel me?

Hands in the air!

Hands in the air! Drop it.

Rickey was right again.

That motherfucking Avery got me.

Don't move an inch.

I did 30 fucking months.

When I got out, getting
back in these streets

was the last thing on my mind.

You look pale, baby.

I'm okay mama, I'm just tired.

What's that knot
on top of your eye?

I don't know, I
think it's just a stye.

Well, I think you need
to go and get it checked,

along with that cough.

Mama it's nothing. Stop
fussing for me, please.

Rhonda please, now you gotta
take better care of yourself.

Please, let me take
you to the doctor.

Fine mama, we can go.

We can go.

That knot my mom
was talking about

turned out to be a disease
called sarcoidosis.

What that is? Nevermind,
y'all Google it.

I had to have surgery, then
I went to my momma's house

and stayed there
till I recuperated.

When I got better, there was
two things I should have done;

One, I should have told
Rickey I was coming home

sooner than he expected.

Two, realize how
crazy Lil Bit is.

Joining the party?

What the hell?

Sit your ass down.

Hold on, Bit.

Huh? What are you
doing in my face?

- Bit, calm down.
- Who the hell are you?

I am calm.

- Let me handle this.
- What the fuck?

Bye.

Hello?

The fuck you mean, hello?

Who are you?

Why? Who you are?

It doesn't matter.

Can I ask you,
who you here with?

My man. What's with
all the questions?

Answer the questions, hoe.

Who you talking to like that?

What you gon' do? Nothing.

Bit, go to the kitchen and
get you a beer or something.

Now, who is your man?

Rickey. And this is his house.

So I'ma need you and that
gutter trick to leave.

Did she just tell us
that she needs us to leave?

Bitch, who do you think you are?

Bitch, get off of me.

Bit, Bit.

What you gon' do?

Bit, come on.

All this putting
your hands on me

and stuff is unnecessary.

Bit, I don't feel good.

Let me choke this bitch.
Please, let me choke this bitch.

Listen to your friend.

Just come here. Please, come.

Could you relax? I
got this, just relax.

I got this.

You better get her.

I got this.

You better get her.

I got this.

Hey, are you ready,
ready, or are you ready?

Rickey.

Calm down, girl.

I got something that will
calm you down right here.

Look behind you.

Look behind you.

Oh shit, baby.

Baby?

Look, hey listen, this
aint what it looks like.

This aint what it-

- This girl, she works for me.

Fifty, Fifty, come on, girl.

Shut up, Rickey!
Shut the fuck up.

You didn't know he had a woman?

You didn't see the pictures
of me and my children

on the wall, bitch!

When I met him a few months
ago, he said he was single.

I aint say that.

She lying.

Yeah, I ain't say
that. I ain't say that.

Get out. Get out.

Oh hell no. You're just
gonna let her leave like that?

Bit, just let her go.

What you gon' do?

That's crazy babe.
You don't trust me?

I'm on my deathbed
and this is what you do?

What? I was throwing a
party, ain't nothing going on.

I ain't slept with that girl.
I don't even know that girl.

Get out of my face

Get out of my face.

That's crazy.

That's crazy?

I thought we was
better than that

but you're going
to just assume...

It's a party. That's it, baby.

I love you.

Fuck you Rickey!

Heavy parties and cheating
on me while I was sick.

I didn't let his begging
or his tears get to me.

Yeah, I did.

My dumb ass took him back.

I had no idea what I was in for.

Hey mama, you
look a lot better.

Deja, go play baby.

So it takes you two weeks

after your mother gets
out of the hospital

for having surgery before
you pay her a visit?

I'm sorry mama,
I've just been busy.

I can see that.

Guess you decided to
ignore my warning.

Rhonda, I didn't plan
for any of this to happen.

You didn't plan for
it not to happen either.

It's not all on Monica, mama.

The hell it aint.

This is my best friend
since grade school

and your ass is barely
out of grade school.

No, uh-uh.

Mom, please don't start.

Rhonda, you tripping.

Get out of my way.

I can't. I'm
protecting my wife.

Wife? Your wife?

Since when?

Since Mother's Day.

You got married
while I was in jail?

Yes, and she's having my baby.

Oh my Lord. I can't.

I guess being like family
wasn't good enough for you, huh?

That wasn't enough, right?

I know this is hard
for you to believe,

but Rodney and I
are in love, Chip.

Love?

I love him.

It's a lust situation.
You don't love, you lust.

Ma.

Get out, and take your wife
with you, your pregnant wife.

Even though me and Monica
had beef behind Rodney,

she was still homegirl.

Girl, the last time I had
something like that, I said,

I can't.

Oh my God.

Yo Fifty, I think for
real we gotta move

out of this.

Why?

This is where
they rob people at

and we're just sitting here.

We're on the east side.

You scared?

Yes I am.

They do be robbing
folks over here, Fifty.

Okay, they be robbing
folks not Big Fifty, okay?

Can we lock the
latches please?

I am good in the hood, okay?

Now, back to our
previous discussion.

The neighborhood was a
little fucking rough,

but I didn't care,
'cause I run this shit.

That's Lonnie, she's a
Detroit police officer

who always gets us the best
impounded weed in town.

They good in the hood too.

Let's go, bitch!
Give me that jewelry,

give me that money
and your purse,

give me that fancy fur!

Roll that window down,
what you waiting for?

Let's go right now.

It must be a
misunderstanding, ladies.

Y'all have a blessed night.

Don't you go to first Baptist?

Yeah, hallelujah.

Goodnight.

With your crusty mate.

Hey baby.

Hi, you winning?

I got next 'cause we all
know what you're doing.

Like, why would you
let him play that?

Hello.

Fifty, it's Lonnie,
is my husband over there?

Yeah, Bulldog is
here. Everything okay?

No listen, DPD
is about to raid your house.

Bulldog has my car,

so they called me to find out
why a police officer's car

is parked outside
of the residence

they're going to bust.

Clear everything out now!

They're about to raid us.

Y'all don't got
nothing on you, right?

Y'all don't have nothing, right?

Police, hands up!

On the ground now,
on the ground!

Get down! Get down!

It seemed like
these motherfuckers

would raid me every other day.

I ain't got nothing, man.

They could
never get shit on me,

but they got some shit on
Slim, he caught a Fed charge.

You got that vodka for me?

But he put me
in charge of his empire,

and I handled that shit.

Hello?

Hello, how may I help you?

Mrs. Watts, I'm Slim...

Ray's friend, Rhonda.

I remember.

Oh, that's good. I
brought something for you.

Maybe it can help around here

and it'll keep you

No, no, thank you. We
don't need any of this.

I just walked through
here and you need it.

It's okay, really. It's for you.

No, I know who you are

and we don't need any
of your filthy money.

I don't understand.

You didn't have a problem with
it when it was Ray's money.

Because it's Ray. I know
him and I know his heart.

Shit, I have a good heart
too. I'm here, aint I?

Besides, Ray is the one that
taught me everything I know.

Ray is a good man and I
highly doubt that he taught you

how to be a whore and a thief.

A whore and a thief?

I'm a woman, a black woman
running in a man's game,

doing the exact same
thing that Ray was doing.

And the only thing you
could see is a whore?

No, go. Take this
and get out of here.

You know what? You have
a nice day, Mrs. Watts.

Like in real life,

the streets had a double
standard when it came to women.

My own sister wouldn't
give me any respect.

Now that was dead wrong.

From that point on,
I took my respect.

Once I became a boss, I got
more time to spend with my kids.

I remember every
Saturday morning,

I would take Eric
to his favorite spot

to get his favorite pancakes.

Eric.

Yes, mom. I'm going
to eat all of this.

You need to slow down.

Yo Drey, how are
you going around town

buying new clothes
and cars and shit,

and you owe me money, nigger?

Man, go away with that.

I told you, I'ma pay you back.

I need the money now.

You do see I'm
eating here, don't you?

Now, I told you I'ma pay you
back, when I'm ready, Nick.

When you ready?

Everybody out! Everybody out!

Everybody out now!

When you're ready?
You think I'm playing?

I can have your
money tomorrow.

Let me call my cousin, man.

I can get you your money, man.

Hey, y'all two,
I need y'all out.

You don't need a gun, man.

Come on, baby. Let's go.

Why do we have to leave?

We ain't do nothing to that man.

I know, baby.

Little man, get your
pancakes and get them to go.

Listen to your mother, come on.

We haven't done
nothing to you.

I know, come on baby.

Eric, let's go.

Take them to go.

Listen man, I can
have your money tomorrow, man.

I promise, man.

Calm down, man.

Put the gun down.

I come bearing gifts.

What you got for me?

Slim finally got his
ass home from prison.

Open it.

Are you kidding me?

Nope, and there's
four more just like that

in the trunk for you.

Fifty, Fifty.

What?

You done really
bossed up out here.

Seriously, things have really
changed out here, you know?

It's all the same.
It's just players.

You got winners and losers.

I'm trying to tell you Slim,

these young bucks,
they different.

Loyalty is not even a
part of their vocabulary.

They don't respect the game,
they don't respect each other,

and they definitely
don't respect the OGs.

I'll tell you what, I
don't know about nobody else.

My name, my name still means
something out in these streets.

Yo, you, what the
hell is going on?

Oh Slim. My dude, what's
up? Welcome home, man.

Yeah, I'm home.

All right, welcome home.

I remember you, I know you.

You're that boy who brought
me that light bag, huh?

I don't remember nothing
about it being light.

Well, it don't matter.

I'm sure I taught you
a valuable lesson.

Man listen, I ain't trying
to take a trip down memory lane

I'm just trying to let
you know this my girl,

so show some respect, dawg.

Oh, that's your girl?

Yeah.

Oh my bad.

Well look, how about
I send her back to you

when she finished?

Matter of fact, why
don't you go to the bar

and grab yourself
a couple of drinks.

You think it's a game, nigger.

I'm trying to give you a pass.

You're trying
to give me a pass

when I already got one?

Chill out, bro.

Man, don't grab
me. Don't grab me.

I'ma see you, nigga.

Hey, OG Slim.

Next time you roll through here,

just know my girl is off limits.

I've got one of those too.

Somebody forgot

to give these two
little thugs the memo.

Slim is to be respected.

This was not good.

Slim just wounded
them little thugs,

talking about I'm just gonna
teach them a lesson and shit.

He violated one of
his biggest rules.

If you shoot somebody in these
streets, you shoot to kill.

Two weeks later, my
heart was broken.

From the Joe Louis Arena

to the palace in Auburn Hills,

it's Action News 13 Detroit,
with Chandler Birkins.

Violence is up
18% in the country

and law officials, well they're
befuddled as what to do.

And unfortunately, here
in the city of Detroit,

we've reached a
disturbing milestone.

With the latest news on that,

Coleen Gentry is News
13, Eye In The Sky.

Col, based on what
I'm seeing though,

the city does seems to be
pretty peaceful at this time.

Yes Chandler,
it does seem peaceful

but looks can be deceiving.

Less than three hours ago,

the city of Detroit
reached an ugly milestone.

The Detroit Police had
reported over 14 shootings

and 11 homicides over
a four hour period,

making it the deadliest
night and the city's history.

The police have confirmed a
few identities of the victims.

The most notable victim was
Raymond Scarelli Johnson,

also known as Slim,

one of Detroit's
notorious drug kingpins

Mr. Johnson was gunned down

on the corner of Ford and
Six Mile around 11:00 PM.

His assailant, or assailants,
are still at large.

So yes, it does seem like
things have calmed down a bit

but law enforcement officials

are concerned about the huge
uptake of acts of violence,

actually, since
the riots of 1967.

Coleen Gentry, with
News 13, Eye In The Sky.

Back to you, Chandler.

Thanks Cole.

So as Coleen noted,
Raymond Scarelli Johnson

has alluded
prosecution for years.

According to police reports
over the last decade,

it has been speculated
that Mr. Johnson

was solely responsible
for trafficking

over 40% of the contraband
on the streets of Detroit.

Mr. Johnson's long
history of criminality

has come to an end.

Them two little thugs
shot and killed Slim.

That was real fucked up,
and things got even worse.

Hold on.

Hey mama.

What's wrong? What's wrong?

I filed a divorce from
Monica this morning.

Really? Why?

Just a number of things.

Let me get guess, she
was screwing everybody?

Ma, come on. Not right now.

That's not right.

What? She was a whore, Rodney.

Come on, please.
Not right now.

All right. I'm happy.

She got popped.

Damn.

And I think the
Feds have been on her,

they might want her to snitch.

Uh-uh, that bitch aint crazy.

I haven't quite put
my finger on it yet,

and I know the Feds
wouldn't be on me this hard

if somebody wasn't talking.

But not Monica, she's
a hoe, not a snitch.

You put your hands on me,

now you're throwing
my clothes outside?

Rickey tried to come
around to see the kids.

That was his excuse

You're throwing my shit out?

Go back to your mama, nigger!

As much as I loved
Rickey, enough is enough.

His cheating ass had to go.

Niggers didn't like
the way I was living.

Jealousy, I suppose.

They were constantly
trying a bitch.

You looking for
something motherfucker!

Since Slim was gone,

everybody though they
could come for a sister.

I'm in a house with
my fucking babies,

I will kill you niggas!

No, she wouldn't.
Just ask mom.

And I will.

Ask mama what?

Okay, what's going on?

Some kids at school told Eric-

- Mama, they're saying
you hurt your own people,

like with drugs and stuff.

You think I hurt people?

Not me. You're always
nice to everybody,

giving away clothes and money.

I've just always made
up different jobs for you,

like a flight attendant,
nurse, a music teacher.

I don't know.

Everybody knows mom
works at the post office

because she always has to
deliver 'packages', right mom?

Deja don't do
that. Don't do that.

I want you both to listen
to me very carefully, okay?

I do what I have to do
to take care of my kids,

to put a roof over their
head, clothes on their back,

and food on the table.

Do you understand?

- Yes ma'am.
- Yes ma'am.

What I don't do is talk
business with my kids.

But so you know, the only
time I would hurt anyone

is if I'm protecting you kids.

We know, mama.

Since we talking about
it, since Slim passed,

I've been thinking if anything
was to ever happen to me-

- Mom, no. I'm not trying-

- Listen, Eric.

I want you both to know that
I stashed away some money

for all of you,
including Rodney.

It's enough there to cover my
funeral when the time comes,

and keep you all
comfortable for awhile.

I'm not saying I'm
going to die today,

but I will eventually.

And when the time comes, I
want you guys to be prepared.

But I plan on being here
for a very long time.

My plan and God's plan though,
it aint the same, okay?

So you go to bed,
it's getting late.

Good night, Eric and Deja.

Bit, get that trash
out of my bathroom too.

And put that out before
you go downstairs.

I do not need the
kids smelling that.

Yeah, I was off the clock
five minutes and 32 seconds ago.

The trash can was full five
minutes and 33 seconds ago.

Thank you.

You getting on my nerves.

I know. Get on that trash.

Deja, don't open that door!

Delrhonda Hood,

we have a warrant
for your arrest.

Get on the floor!
Get on the floor!

Wait a minute, hold on.

I'm just the housekeeper I don't
got nothing to do with this

Can you believe my homie just
act like she didn't know me?

I gave Little Bit ass a pass
because she'd been smoking,

plus I didn't want her to go
down for something I'd done.

I definitely don't want my
kids affected by my dirt.

Can we search your home?

No, you have a
warrant for my arrest.

Not a search warrant,
and I'm giving you me.

Well, if you sign
this piece of paper,

it'll give us permission
to search your home.

Why the would I-

- Then we'll be out.

Hell no! I'm not doing that.

Go, go, go! Move!

You're just gonna
search my house anyway?

You just had to make it hard.

There's no drugs in here!

There's no drugs in here!

Thank you for keeping
my kids out of this.

No problem.

Let me just reiterate
what I was saying.

I'm just the housekeeper, okay?

I just keep her kids sometimes.

I don't even know
her government name,

I don't live here.

Hey, matter of fact,
I'm done for the day,

and all I wanted was
my motherfucking bill.

Sit down.

Do you have any
firearms on you?

No.

Do you have any
firearms in the house?

No.

Is there anyone
else in the house?

No.

Damn, I'm trying to walk
up the fucking stairs man.

Y'all all right?

We good.

Hello, Rodney.

Drugs, strike one.

Supplying your son

and teaching him the
family business, I see.

She aint even know about
those, those belong to me.

Rodney, be quiet.

Yeah, all right.

Oh, who's pistol is this?

How much does it carry?

Two to five.

It's mines.

Ma.

It's mines.

Woo! Okay.

Who's semiautomatic is this?

How much does it carry?

25 to life.

Oh, that shit ain't mine.

Y'all planted that.
That's not mines.

What the fuck is funny?

That ain't mine.

Rodney was charged and
released. He got probation.

But them motherfuckers had
other plans for Big Fifty.

Now Fifty, I need
you to take a minute,

gather your thoughts and
examine these photos.

Now how many people on this
board might you happen to know?

Let me see.

I don't know any of them.

You don't know any of them?

No.

So you don't even
recognize yourself.

I've never seen that
lady a day in my life.

We know you're
lying. You know how?

It's phone your records,

it has every one of
their names on it.

So you wanna try this again?

I told you, I don't
know any of those people.

You know you're facing
a gun charge, right?

Hm-hmm.

That'll give you both federal
and state prison numbers.

See the state, it's not sweet

like the little cushy spot
you had over in West Virginia.

Nah, state hard, tough.

Now I can make it
real sweet for you

and send you to camp
cushy for five years,

instead of a hard two in state.

I'll give you my word on that.

Your word?

But you gotta give
us what we want,

and we'll give
you what you want.

I want a nail file.

You have a nail file? No?

I don't understand
why you protecting

these niggers on this board.

How the fuck do you
think we got you?

You're such a
cute little piggy.

I'll tell you what,

I'm gonna exercise my
right to remain silent.

Aren't I entitled to speak
to my attorney or something?

You're so fucking stupid.

Have it your way.

But I was no snitch.

But if I had to do
this shit over again,

I would've taken
five years in federal

because state prison
ain't no damn joke.

What you looking at?

That little
right there is Big Lucy.

There aint nothing big
about her damn mouth.

What you looking
at big titty Fifty.

Big Lucy, I'll
beat your little ass.

I'll beat your ass,
I'll beat her ass,

I'll beat your little big
friend ass right there.

I'm not the one.

No, let's go.

You may have all these
other bitches in here scared,

but I'm not the fucking one.

I'm gonna beat your black
ass like you deserve it.

I'll have you and all
your holes on a stroller.

Let's move it along

before one of you ends
up in the dungeon.

That bitch
kept trying me every day.

She kept trying
since I got here.

I'm just trying to
do my time peacefully

and get the fuck up outta here.

Of course that's
easier said than done.

Let's see how much mouth
you got now, bitch.

I had to fight that
bitch Lucy and her crew

almost every day until
they threw me a solitary.

It took the doctors
weeks to figure out

how to deal with my sarcoidosis.

I stopped eating, I stopped
taking my medication.

I guess I was depressed.

I never ever read one
word in the Bible.

I never had time.

We didn't take Sundays off
from hustling to attend church.

I guess I was bored.

So I decided just to open it up,

thinking maybe I would receive

some kind of divine
intervention.

Hebrews 10:26, "For
if we sin deliberately

after receiving the
knowledge of the truth.

There no longer remains
a sacrifice for sins."

Okay, that was a little scary.

"Do not be deceived, bad
company ruins good morals."

I'm so glad I was bored.

I realized now I
wasn't bored at all.

It was God, he knew the
exact words to send to me.

♪ Take my hand

♪ Lift me up

♪ Help me stand

Forgive me for my sins.

If you can let me live
to see my children

and my grandchildren,
to see them grow up.

I promise God, I will
leave the streets.

I will walk away. I will
not look back, God, please.

Just forgive me and let
me live. I need more time.

I need more time, God please.

Please, I beg you.

I beg you, God.

With all that praying, God
must've listened to me.

I managed to finish
serving my time

without dying from sarcoidosis.

Needless to say, I was happy
to be out and back home.

You know in some ways I
can't help but blame myself

for you ending up behind bars.

Mom, I'm a grown woman.
I made my own choices.

That's not what I mean.

You were always
such a happy child.

Your smile, my beautiful
little chocolate chip.

I should have known
something was wrong

when that smile went away.

Mom?

I mean, you just
became so angry.

And you had such
a rage about you

and a mother should have known.

I am sorry I wasn't
there to protect you.

Baby, can you ever
forgive me, please?

I forgive you.

I'm sorry too.

I love you.

I brought you a homemade pie.

Thank you.

Are they here yet?

Monica is running late.

She's bringing the
kids in about an hour.

Aw, thank you for
letting me spend some time

with my grand babies.

Grandma around?

She's downstairs taking
a nap before the kids come.

Well, I'll keep it down.

And I also want to let you know,

I know you're starting over
but I'm so proud of you.

Are you?

Of course I am.

I don't believe that.

What?

Mama, you're talking to the
same kid you wanted to abort.

I was 15 years old.
I was a kid myself.

Having a kid, it didn't
even make sense to me.

But I had you and I loved you
from the moment you got here,

the moment you got here.

Mama, I bet you didn't know

that I was a really
good baseball player.

You wouldn't know because you
never came to any of my games.

That is not true.

Ma, come on.

I had to make money
to take care of you.

So yeah, I couldn't come to
all your games and work too,

but that did not, that did
not mean I didn't love you.

You didn't know
how to love me.

This is crazy.

You think that you
can purchase love?

Like I'm one of your
patrons or something?

Ma, you spent zero time with me.

I'm just glad that Eric and Deja

didn't have to go through
what I went through.

Wow. You never
wanted for anything.

It was not about
materialistic things.

I'm grateful I had them,

but none of those things
was what I really wanted.

All I wanted was...

See, to this day. I know
why I don't sleep at night.

Probably 'cause some of
the foul shit I've done.

I've been tempted many
times to hit the streets.

300,000 easy.

The streets kept saying,

Let's go get this money.

Stop the car.

I couldn't go back,

there is nothing more
important in life

than the love of your family.

Unlike the streets,

family love is
unconditional and forgiving.

You young ladies need to realize

what you do today
stays with you forever.

There's gonna be times where
you're depressed and angry,

you gotta do
something constructive

so you don't end up
in prison like me.

To this day, I haven't been
able to apologize to Lori

for what I'd done to her.

The good thing is no matter
how many mistakes you made,

you can always start
your life over again.

Despite tough times,

Fifty's children are thriving.

I like to tell my story

because I could have got killed.

When I think about all
the things I've done,

it makes it hard
for me to sleep.

Sometimes I ask
myself like, God,

is it because all
the things I've done,

you know, I just
still feel eerie.

As long as I'm on this earth,

I wanna make sure none
of these young ladies

fall in the traps of
the streets like I did.

I survived the
streets of Detroit,

but not everyone
was as lucky as me.

But I kind of made it
to Hollywood after all.

I got to tell my story on
TV, I got my weekly podcast,

but I'm just getting started.

I give all glory
and praises to God.

I want you babies to keep
dreaming big, you got this.

I wanna thank you for tuning
in with your girl, Big Fifty,

keeping it 100, because
that's all I do.

I highly doubt
that he taught you

how to be a hoe and a thief.

What you looking
at big titty Fifty?

♪ Pull up, flocky

♪ Icy, hockey

♪ Y'all hoes, wacky

♪ My dick, cocky

♪ Niggas calling
me the godmother ♪

Now, Rhonda, you need
to think about this.

♪ Chanel bag match
the car color ♪

♪ I'm a demon in a demon

♪ Blew 60k in

♪ Took the bullet proof
vest off my chest ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm still
breastfeeding ♪

Check out my new moves.

♪ Leave a motherfucker
bleeding ♪

♪ Cut his head out
with his bitch ♪

♪ That's a good enough reason

♪ Rolls Royce, tell him valet

♪ Make a movie in broad day

♪ Call that shit a Manet

♪ 10 toes down, that's ballet

I'm no boy. I'm a man, mama.

Sometimes I wonder
if you even know me.

But how could you?

'Cause you're too
busy doing you, right?

Everybody knows mama
works at the post office,

'cause she always has to
deliver 'packages', right mom?

♪ Bitch I hate you
and I hate cops ♪

Why we gotta leave? We
aint do nothing to that man.

♪ I'm the one that's
a odd number ♪

♪ Seven figures
that's a card number ♪

Because you don't
squeeze enough lemons.

I know this is hard
for you to believe,

but Rodney and I
are in love, Chip.

Love?

I love him.

♪ Y'all hoes, wacky

♪ My dick, cocky

♪ Niggers calling
me the godmother ♪

♪ Chanel bag match
the car color ♪

I will put a motherfucking
cap in your head.

♪ Y'all hoes, wacky

♪ My dick, cocky

♪ Niggers calling
me the godmother ♪

♪ Chanel bag match
the car color ♪

I'm done for the day,

and all I wanted was
my motherfucking bill.

Sit down.

Girl, France my ass.

I just saw a dress
just like that one

getting boosted on Seven
Mile the other day.

Well, I'll see
you around, friend.

♪ Pull up, flocky

♪ Icy, hockey

♪ Y'all hoes, wacky

♪ My dick, cocky

♪ Niggers calling
me the godmother ♪

♪ Chanel bag match
the car color ♪

♪ Pull up, flocky

♪ Icy, hockey

♪ Y'all hoes, wacky

♪ My dick, cocky

♪ Niggers calling
me the godmother ♪