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- [Speaker] Diamond, shoot this bitch!
- [Speaker] Diamond, you're here for the truth, right?
- [Diamond] I said un-fucking tie him!
- I can't do that. - Babe, shoot her.
Babe, shoot her. - Shut up!
[gunshot blasts] [dark brooding music]
[heartbeat echoes]
- What did I do to deserve this?
["Bad Bitch Freestyle"]
If you don't know how to edit your photos, don't post 'em.
I mean I look good, but I wanna look great.
♪ I get paid just to breathe
♪ Kill it 24/7 'cause I slay in my sleep ♪
♪ Layin' pipe down when I enter in the convo ♪
♪ Stay iced out
- [Club Promoter] Hey yo, hold up,
hold up, hold up, hold up.
Rock Steady, hold up one time.
Everybody in this section,
put your drink as high as possible right now.
Show some love right now
if you wildling out with us right now.
Hey, yo, I gotta do something. I gotta do something.
My people is in the club tonight.
One of the baddest chicks, matter of fact,
the baddest chick in the city is in here tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen, Diamond Calloway is in the building!
[horn blows] [crowd cheers]
That's what I'm talking.
Hey, Diamond, grab this mic. Grab this mic, Diamond.
Talk to the people.
- Okay, okay, if y'all out here to have a good time tonight,
make some motherfucking noise.
[horn blows] [crowd cheers]
Ladies, if y'all here to shake some ass tonight,
[crowd cheers] [horn blares]
make some motherfucking noise.
All right, we in here. We got the 42.
I'm here with my people. Cheers, bitch.
All right, run my shit back, DJ. Let's go.
- Give it up for Diamond Calloway in here.
Now back to your section, man.
Let's show 'em what time it is at Rock Steady.
♪ I fit in at all
♪ You say you a shooter
♪ Why ya ain't shoot then ♪ Pussy
♪ He tell me I ain't got no rest but he ain't spinnin' ♪
♪ Broke ass ♪ His ass be on the block
- What's up y'all?
It's your girl Diamond,
and I'm here tonight at the Trap Disco.
If you in the motherfucking building, come see me.
Come say what's up?
♪ Pull up and they fire
- You know you my girl, right?
You know we gotta take this thing
to a different level, right?
So I got something for you. So take that.
Hey, yo, bring them bottoms out here, man.
Let's turn up for Diamond. - Yeah!
♪ I get money every day
♪ Why would I need two cents ♪ I don't
♪ If Barbie rich as fuck
♪ Why would she need a Ken ♪ She don't
♪ If it ain't about a back
♪ I can't comprehend ♪ I can't
♪ It's in not on you, please take all offense ♪
♪ Hey ♪ Post and throw back
- [Diamond] Some people are the picture of health.
Well,
♪ Same 24, you moving slow
- [Diamond] I'm the picture of a good time.
♪ Stomping on they nest
♪ They telling you to pick your feet up ♪
- [laughs] This my boyfriend tonight, y'all.
[muffled rap music echoes in background]
He'll be gone by tomorrow.
♪ When I get in ♪ Nah
- [Diamond] Like I said, life was good.
♪ Why you ain't shoot then ♪ Pussy
♪ I just pulled out the lot in a drop ♪
♪ That's a coupe
♪ I ain't going for shit I'm not ♪
♪ Gucci
♪ A Mary on my jeans and it's on my shoes ♪
♪ Bad bitch, she gon' suck at dishes like Lucy ♪
♪ Naggin', turn that bitch, yeah, to a sad bitch ♪
♪ She call me Daddy
♪ Every time I'm in here
- [moans] Okay.
♪ I just want the money, I don't turn into a sad ♪
- Yo. Me and JX3 made a movie tonight!
Now we're headed to the second location.
It's a secret,
but if you repost my sexy ass fit for the night,
I might just let you know where it's at. [laughs]
♪ Y'all mixing [speaks indistinctly] ♪
♪ Y'all mixing booze, I never gon' lose, look ♪
♪ Says you ripped my chain [horn honks]
♪ And still don't shoot [tires screech]
[Diamond screams] [car crashes]
[dark brooding music] [police siren beeps]
[sirens wail in distance] [person mumbles over radio]
- Unlock the door.
[door opens]
- What, what is going on? - Do you know where you at?
- No.
- Crashed on side of the road, and I see why.
- No, but I swear to God it is not mine.
Stop it! I don't feel like hearing your lies right now.
You know you under arrest.
- For what? - DUI.
- Somebody ran me off the damn road!
- So you just gonna keep lying, huh?
Diamond, you on your IG Live the whole time,
and the car you almost ran off the road,
they called it in as well.
You're under arrest. - For, no, no, no, no, no.
- For what? - Officer Howard,
please get this together. - For what?
Somebody ran me off the fucking road!
- Get this girl together. - Just do what he says.
- No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no.
I can show y'all. I'm not drunk.
I swear to God. - Okay, show me.
Walk this white line.
Anytime now. - Give me a second, please.
- Man, cuff her. Let's go. - Wait, wait, wait.
- I don't have time for this.
- You're making this harder on yourself. Come on.
[cuffs jingle]
- I swear to God I'm not drunk.
- Absolutely ridiculous.
- Oh, this is going all over the internet.
Everybody's gonna see This. - Shut up.
- Watch your head.
- Hello, world, this is Zaddy McBee,
and you are tuned in to "You're Just 'Bout Canceled."
Now, I don't know why Diamond Calloway thinks she
is the black Paris Hilton because sweetie, you're not.
You're all coked up in the club kissing on randoms.
Ugh, super messy!
[hip hop music]
First you get caught sleeping with married men,
and then you got the nerve
to leak your own sex tape with him?
Super messy.
♪ Bird on me, better get off me, ho ♪
- And then you get caught lying about being pregnant
by NBA star James Stanton,
just snorting and driving and crashing cars?
Child, I'm done!
[rapper raps indistinctly]
♪ You know my little sugar's on payroll ♪
♪ Haters that's all I hate on, yo ♪
♪ I'm sippin' on syrup, but this ain't maple ♪
♪ Little bitch, she talkin' crazy ♪
♪ See you later ♪ Bye bye, bitch
- Diamond Calloway is a nobody with money claiming
to be an Instagram model.
Your parents' money don't make you famous, ho.
Get your life together.
♪ Please do be all crazy, bitch, I might be ♪
♪ Fuck that bitch good, leave her knock kneed ♪
♪ Say I will, a hot boy, hell yeah, I might be ♪
♪ With a cooling system on it, not gon' tame me ♪
♪ They calling me hot boy
♪ Leave the block, hot boy
- Oh God.
- I'm so sick of your shit.
- Mom, not now. - Don't Mom me.
And don't look at him 'cause he's sick of your shit, too.
Every time I look on a social media platform or a blog,
I see you, Diamond, shaking her ass all drunk and high.
What is wrong with you? Do you need that much attention?
Don't be looking at him!
- Ma, I, I am doing something with myself.
I get paid to be a social influencer, okay?
- A, a what? A social media influencer?
- A social influencer, Ma, social influencer.
- All you do is take pictures all day. You wake up.
"Oh, let me get a picture."
[camera clicks]
You eat something.
"Oh, let me get this picture right quick."
[camera clicks]
You can't even take shit
without taking a picture, Diamond.
[camera clicks]
That's all you wanna be?
- You know what? You just don't get it.
That's what it is. You don't understand.
- Oh, I understand. - No, no you don't.
- Oh, I clearly understand.
I just wanna make sure that you do.
After you crashed the car and that whole stupid DUI arrest,
I'm done.
The well is running dry,
and you not getting another red penny
out of this Louis Vuitton
and I'm not driving nowhere either.
- Ma, really? - Really.
You better get your shit together, Diamond,
or you gonna be looking for a new address as well.
Think you gonna be shacking up in my house looking stupid.
[dark brooding music] [heels clack]
- [Diamond] Sorry, Daddy.
- I know. I know. [groans]
- You know, honestly, like, I don't even know what happened.
- Well, you know, that's, that's the problem, baby.
You're too old to not know what you're doing out here,
especially in these streets?
You know, I looked at your account,
and you have spent nearly all of your inheritance money.
You know that? - How?
- Diamond. What do you mean how?
Look around. You go shopping every day.
I mean, you spending excessive amounts of money every day.
- But Daddy, that's what y'all don't get.
I'm making the money, too.
I can make five, 6,000 just from a club walkthrough.
- Then you spend it. - You don't believe me?
- No. - Okay. Watch.
I'm gonna show you right now. Call my homeboy.
[phone rings]
- Hello. - Hey! What's up, what's up?
- [Speaker] Hey, what's up?
- Oh my God, I'm so sorry about last night.
Things got crazy, and I didn't get a chance to say bye,
but we still good for tonight, right?
- [Speaker] Hold up, Diamond. Listen, listen.
You've been out here crashing cars.
You've been out here getting all coked up.
It's just not a good look.
I, I just, I can't roll with you like that no more, Diamond.
I'm sorry. - Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait.
[phone beeps]
- He just hung up on me.
- Hey. You need a new plan.
["Got the Bag"]
♪ Not a purse, it's a bag
♪ Yeah ♪ Yeah
♪ Yo, yo, yo, yo
♪ Usually I be with the homies, but tonight I'm solo ♪
♪ He's talking to me with no money ♪
♪ You know that's a no no
♪ My family, they depend on me, so I cannot go broke ♪
♪ I made some guape for 24, gotta get some moto ♪
♪ Don't let this pretty face fool you ♪
♪ I been this way for a very long time ♪
♪ I'm about that bag
♪ Hope that you get yours 'cause I'ma get mine ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
♪ Gucci, Louis, Dolce, Bergen ♪ Gucci, Louis, Dolce, Bergen
♪ Bitch, you know I got the bag ♪
♪ When you see me ♪ When you see me
♪ Bitch, I'm working ♪ Bitch, I'm working
♪ Guess I gotta get the bag
♪ Not a purse, it's a bag
♪ Gucci
[phone chimes and vibrates] [soft music]
- [Sadiq] Hello, beautiful. I hope your day's going well.
My name's Sadiq Harris.
I wanted to reach out to you to see if you could help me.
I've been falsely accused of murder
and racially profiled by the police.
So I'm sitting here serving a life sentence,
and I already been here 10 years.
They have no evidence at all.
I see you got such a big following,
and I know you can tell my story to the millions of people,
so I, I know I keep writing you, but I'm desperate.
I really hope you write back.
- [Diamond] Girl, oh my God. My face is killing me.
- Girl, I don't wanna hear it.
That's what happens when you go out without me.
- Okay. - Whatever.
- Look. Look at it.
- Damn! [laughs] Girl!
- It's not that bad. - Girl, I can't believe you.
See, don't go out without me next time, girl.
- Well, where was you at? - Don't worry about it.
- All right. - [squeals] Oh my God!
This is so cute!
- Girl, you know, I had to do something for you,
and first things first, got you your birthday present.
- Oh, stop. You did not need to.
- Of course, and I got the right size this time.
Ooh, okay! Thank you.
So you gonna pour us up, or I gotta pour my own glass?
- Girl, you are not a guest at this point.
- Pass me that bottle. All right.
- Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
[women laugh]
- All right! - Yay.
- Happy birthday to me. - Happy birthday to you.
- All right. - Cheers.
- Love you. - [scoffs] Girl,
ain't nobody cheersing to no damn glass of water.
- Girl, whatever. - Sorry.
That's your fault going out,
turning up without me last night.
- Yeah.
- You all right?
- I don't know, girl, things have just been...
But I do have someone who's been keeping my mind
off things a little bit. - Okay, let me see.
- Mm. Who is that? - Girl.
His name is Sadiq. [laughs] - Damn!
Girl, he is fine! - As fuck, right?
- He from around here? I ain't never seen him before.
Look, I know it's my birthday, but, ooh.
I love to be wrapped up in the muscles.
- Okay, you can go do all that.
- He got friends? - No.
[dog barks in distance]
- Girl. - What?
- Is he married? - No.
- Look, don't act like you ain't never...
Okay, you know what? I, I'm gonna shut up.
Yeah, we not going there, but still.
- Okay, so what's up with him?
[tense brooding music]
- Okay, I'm gonna tell you, but you cannot judge him.
You promise? Say you promise.
- Okay, I promise.
- He's, he's in Atlanta Federal Prison.
- Bitch! What? - I know.
- Oh, I know you motherfucking lying.
- [Diamond] See, I knew you was gonna do that.
Diamond. Ugh, get some more of this bottle.
♪ Time
[soft bright music] [locker doors clang]
[heels clack]
[door buzzer blares in distance]
[door creaks open]
♪ My time for love is here
♪ Oh how I need love
♪ Time for love again
♪ My time for love is here
♪ Time
♪ My time for love is here
♪ Oh how I need love
♪ Time for love again
- Can't believe you really came.
♪ Time
- You know, your pictures don't do you no justice.
- Aw.
[people chatter indistinctly]
So I'm here.
- You are and I'm grateful for that.
- Well, I think we have about an hour or so.
If you want me to continue this,
you have to tell me everything.
- [sighs] Okay, right to it. Okay.
So it was my senior year of high school.
Football season just finished,
and I had to prep for my SATs.
Every week, I would go by Mrs. Tumbler.
She was my teacher and my after-school tutor.
My grades was pretty messed up.
I just received a scholarship offer,
so we decided to do a couple more days a week.
♪ I told 'em or I walk away
- [Sadiq] On the day that everything happened,
I was on my way to her house,
and I stopped at the park to play ball.
[ball thuds]
♪ Oh, catch me balling like I'm Mike J ♪
♪ Need 100 grand I told 'em or I walk away ♪
- [Sadiq] The game got a little crazy,
and I lost track of time.
♪ Like they in the paint
♪ Do it for my city feeling like I'm Mike J ♪
- [Sadiq] Grabbed my stuff fast as I could.
I bounced to her house.
She only lived a few blocks from the park.
♪ Out my face
♪ Ah I'ma get it, do it anyways ♪
♪ King of my city now I'm feeling like I'm Mike J ♪
♪ Ooh I'm needing these racks
♪ I'm just speak with these facts ♪
- [Sadiq] I knocked, rang the doorbell. She didn't answer.
I even checked the back door in case she was in the kitchen,
but nothing, so, so I left.
[dark brooding music]
I was walking home, listening to my music.
Outta nowhere, cop cars come from everywhere.
They hopped out on me with they guns out and everything.
I'm scared as shit.
- [Young Sadiq] Hey, yo, you go the wrong guy.
[people shout indistinctly]
- [Young Sadiq] Hey, I didn't do shit, bro!
I ain't do nothing, man!
Relax, man! Hey, y'all, somebody help me!
- Cuff him. - Somebody help me!
- [Officer] Cuff him.
- [Young Sadiq] Y'all got the wrong guy, man!
Relax. Hey, somebody held me, man!
Hey, I didn't do nothing!
[dramatic music]
- It wasn't until I got to the station
that I found out Miss Tumbler had been murdered.
- Oh my God.
- They say I fit the description
of somebody that was at the house.
I tried to explain to them she was my teacher,
but they didn't care.
All they knew was they had an anonymous call that said I
was there at that house and that they saw me choke her.
I was 17. I was going to college.
Why would I do that?
- I'm sorry.
- They didn't even have no evidence.
All I had was my fingerprints in the house
and this bogus ass caller saying they saw me there
and that I choked her.
They said I had scratches on my arm and shit.
- But you probably got 'em from playing basketball.
- Exactly, but, you know, now I'm here,
serving a life sentence on some I ain't even do!
- Well, look, listen, look at me.
I'm really, really happy that you opened up to me
and told me everything.
- You really believe me?
- I do.
- [chuckles] So you gonna help me?
[Diamond sighs]
[door creaks open]
- Hey. Wasn't expecting you.
Is everything okay? - Yes. Is everything's okay.
I just need to talk to you.
- I talked to your dad earlier.
I don't know if you told you your hearing
is in a couple of weeks.
- Oh, I, I haven't talked to him about that,
but that's actually not why I'm here.
- Oh, okay. Is everything okay?
- I need your help with something.
- Talk to me.
- I don't even know how to say this. I feel crazy, but.
- I'm confused. [laughs] - Do you remember this case?
- Yes, I do. It was horrible.
Student kills his teacher before going to college
on a football scholarship.
Pretty tragic.
- Well, what if I told you that I believe he's innocent
and I wanna try to help him?
[tense music]
- I would say you need to focus
on yourself at the present moment.
- My God, Cass, I knew you were gonna do this.
- What is this about?
- I truly believe he's innocent.
I, I, I mean, what evidence did they really have?
- Enough to send him to prison for life.
- You know, okay, just take a look.
Fingerprints in a house he's been in multiple times,
scratches on his arm when he
was playing basketball hours before,
an anonymous witness.
None of it makes sense.
- What are you asking me to do?
- You know, Cass,
you always say you wanna help our community, right?
This could be the perfect way. Think about it.
His parents at the time didn't have the money
to afford someone like you, a high price,
high profile attorney,
so he gets the short end of the stick.
You know, the justice system is not fair to black men,
and I got that from you.
You said that.
- So all of a sudden you're an advocate
for incarcerated black men?
- Well, I just, I don't know.
I feel like a man should not spend the rest of his life
in prison for a crime he didn't commit, don't you agree?
- [laughs] Diamond, this is not as easy as you think it is.
It is very hard to get an appeal and to win,
and as much as I like to give back to my community,
this is a very expensive process,
and if his family couldn't afford it then,
who's gonna pay for it now?
- Well, that is where I come in.
- Oh no. Your parents would kill me.
- Oh, it's my money.
- Diamond, as your attorney, I advise you not to do this.
I'm trying to keep you out of jail, remember?
- Cass, I'm doing it. Are you in or not?
You know, for a long time,
I've been looking for something to really validate myself.
At this point, it's about me growing as a person,
as a woman.
- You better be ready.
- Yes, yes! I am so, so ready.
- The clothes.
We, we have to do something
- Oh. - about the clothing.
- Okay, okay. Yeah, we can do that.
So what's next? - I can't.
- [Diamond] Come on. Ooh, I'm so excited!
Okay, so where do we start? What do I need to do?
- [Cass] First, we make it official.
We file a motion to start the appeal process.
Once the district attorney gets the letter,
he has to bring it in front of the judge.
Everything in that letter has to be airtight.
We have to point out every mistake they made
in the investigation to give the judge a reason
to grant the appeal.
[tense music]
The district attorney and the prosecutor
will do everything in their power to get it denied.
Once the judge makes his ruling and approves it,
things get real dark before they get better.
[stamp clicks]
The bandaid gets ripped off all over again.
[tense brooding music]
- Wait, the bandaid?
- Oh yeah.
The wound gets reopened,
and the whole case starts all over again.
They will remind the world when a piece
of shit Sadiq Harris is for killing Lori Tumbler.
He'll become public enemy number one,
and frankly, so will you.
And I'm not talking about this little social media back
and forth stuff that you do.
I'm talking about real people saying
and trying to do some really bad things to you.
A lot of people really believe this black kid
killed this white teacher.
Are you ready for the slander
that will come on you and your family?
Oh, and let's not forget.
You have pending charges,
so you can forget about people feeling sympathetic
and thoughtful about the rich black girl.
The minute you put yourself out in front of this,
everything changes.
- [sighs] Okay.
I understand what you're saying,
but I just really feel like with everything going on
in the world, I can use my platform for good,
more than just selfies and Instagram videos.
I can really change this man's life.
- What if you're wrong?
10 years ago, a horrific tragedy struck our city.
Lori Tumbler was taken away from us.
We were made to believe we had caught the person
who had committed this horrific crime,
but now, unfortunately, we believe the wrong man
has been convicted of this crime.
No one should spend the rest of their life in jail
for a crime they didn't commit.
So my firm and I, along with Diamond Calloway,
have decided to take on the appeal of Sadiq Harris.
- Well, this is long overdue.
When I sat down with Sadiq and heard his side of the story,
so many things didn't add up.
The justice system has failed so many black men,
and Sadiq is just one of many.
So I had to look into the investigation
and all of the evidence, and to my surprise, there was none.
It's so disheartening because Lori Tumbler
was not only an amazing teacher
but an amazing woman who deserves a better trial.
She deserves justice.
She deserves a better investigation that results
in finding her real killer because Sadiq Harris is not him.
My heart hurts for Sadiq.
He's been imprisoned for 10 years,
his life ruined by an investigation done
by lazy cops who racially profiled him.
Sadiq Harris deserves justice. He deserves another trial.
He deserves to be home living the life
that he lived before this ever happened.
So we're going to fight for him,
and we need you all to fight for him with us as well.
Thank you.
[crowd chants "Free Sadiq"]
- Hold up. Wait a damn minute.
Now this chick Diamond thinks she's Kim Kardashian
with this whole #freeSadiqHarris movement?
Now see, I wanna hate, but I think she's on to something.
So I'ma fall back, but don't get it twisted.
I'm watching you, ho.
♪ I'm so crazy, baby you're divine ♪
♪ Dreamin', schemin', need you by my side ♪
♪ Every waking moment of my life ♪
♪ You've got what I need
♪ I'm thinkin' that there's no cooler than she ♪
♪ Can't explain it, oh good Lord ♪
- I'm back. [laughs]
♪ Oh baby, baby, you know what I need, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Whoa oh oh oh, baby I need you, babe, I do ♪
[soft music] [Sadiq and Diamond laugh]
- I mean, you really did it. I'm fucking viral.
Shit, crazy, man. I'm so in love with you.
- Are you?
- Give me your hand. You know, I prayed so many days.
I prayed so many nights
for just a little bit of light in my life,
and then here you come, shining brighter than ever.
♪ Shine bright like a diamond
- Yeah, that is.
- No, but you really brought a lot
of light into my life, too.
I was in a really dark place.
I needed something to revive myself, you know?
- See if I can help.
[guard clears throat]
Well, if I get outta here-
- No, when you get outta here. Not if, when.
- That's why I love you.
When I get outta here,
we gonna be on some, some power couple shit.
New face of black love. How that sound?
- Mm. You already know I got that planned out.
- Hmm. How so? - Mm-hmm.
- Actually, before I got here, Cassaundra just texted me.
- [Sadiq] Oh, what'd she say?
- I'm sorry, but she said we have a trial date. [laughs]
- Don't scare me like that. Damn.
- Listen, it's still gonna be a battle,
but just know you have the best lawyer in Atlanta.
- The best. - Yes.
She's gonna come see you tomorrow, okay?
- [Guard] Time's up!
- Time when by quick today. - Always.
- See you in a couple days, okay?
[footsteps shuffle]
[dark brooding music]
[car whooshes past]
The hell?
[door opens and slams]
Mom!
Dad?
Mom! Dad!
Where the hell are they?
What the fuck? Come on, come on, come on.
- Hey sweetheart. - Dad, where, where are y'all?
- [Ernest] Me and your mom are for tonight.
What's up? - Where? Where?
- [Ernest] I don't know, dinner, wine, maybe the jazz club.
- Dad, it's not the time for jokes.
Not right now, please. - Okay. Why, what's wrong?
- I'll just see y'all when y'all get home, okay?
- [Ernest] Okay, well, wait, what about-
- The fuck. [speaks indistinctly]
[phone rings]
- [Tamara] Hey, Miss Harris with your sexy ass!
- Girl, where you at? - At home.
Shoot, I'm trying to fix my wig.
You know we was getting it in last night-
- Can you please come over? - Damn, you cut me off.
- Girl, I know, please. I just need you right now, please.
- [sighs] You all right? - Yeah, I'm fine.
I'll just, I'll tell you when you get here.
I'm gonna be in the shower.
- [Tamara] I'm hungry. Did your mama cook?
- Girl, what? No.
Just hurry up. Ring the bell.
I'll unlock the door with my phone, okay?
- [Tamara] Okay, okay, okay. Bye.
[water runs]
[phone chimes]
- [Voice On Phone] Motion detected at the front door.
- Girl, just come in. I'll be right out, okay?
[lock on phone buzzes]
Girl, what are we drinking?
Tamara.
♪ Tamara
Tamara, stop fucking playing.
Girl, if you knew what happened to me today,
you wouldn't be playing like this.
What the hell? Tamara!
Oh shit!
[dramatic music] [Diamond screams]
[body thuds]
[intruder grunts] [Diamond screams]
[body thuds]
[intruder shouts indistinctly]
- [Intruder] How does it feel? How does it feel?
- [Tamara] Diamond.
Diamond, what the hell happened? Girl, get up!
Oh my God, are you okay? Look at me!
Who was that? Girl, oh my God.
[siren wails in distance] [slow dramatic music]
[footsteps shuffle]
- I just finished up.
I'll get everything to the lab and let you know what I find.
- And miss, take care of yourself.
- Sweetheart, I know you're passionate about this case,
but things are getting crazy.
Maybe you should step back a little.
- Dad, no. That's what they want me to do.
We've come too far at this point.
- Hey, I think you should listen to your dad.
- No, no.
Can y'all please for once just support me on this, please?
That's all I'm asking. - Hey, we're trying to-
- Please. That's all I'm asking is for your support.
- I just don't wanna,
I don't want you to risk your own life trying to save
somebody else's, Diamond. - Diamond.
- Hey. - Yeah.
- Thanks for coming down.
Didn't mean to call you on such short notice.
- Oh no, it's no problem.
- So I have some good news and some bad news.
- Okay, let's start with the good news first.
- Okay. I think I have a lead on something huge.
It's so significant, there is a chance I
can get this case dismissed without ever going to trial.
- Oh my God. Really? - Really.
Sadiq's attorney during the trial
was a guy by the name of Brad Meyers.
Brad Meyers is now the district attorney.
- Okay.
- Brad is a really good friend of Stanley Tumbler,
Lori's husband.
There were college roommates. - Whoa.
[soft tense music]
- Now for the bad news.
Brad held back valuable information
from the case to protect Stanley,
information that would've given a jury reasonable doubt
and a possibility Sadiq would've never been convicted.
- Wait, are you serious?
Well, wait. Why would that be bad news?
- Lori was having an affair with Sadiq.
[tense music]
They had been sleeping together for awhile.
Brad didn't want that information to get out because,
one, it makes Lori, the slain victim, look horrible,
and two, gives motive for the husband
to be a suspect in the case.
My guess, they told Sadiq it
would harm him rather than help him.
- And how do you know this is true?
- I'm the best lawyer in Atlanta for a reason.
My investigative team is top notch.
- Oh God. So, so what's next?
How do we, how do we flip this on him?
- I'm going to request that the case
is dismissed on a technicality, let him figure out the rest.
Sadiq probably didn't tell you because of these things.
You need to make sure there's nothing else he forgot
to mention.
- Trust me. I will.
[heels clack]
[people chatter indistinctly]
Sit down. Sit down.
[tense brooding music]
- Baby, what's wrong?
- You know, I put my whole life on hold for you.
I got people out here trying to physically harm me,
and you got the audacity to lie to me?
- Wait, what were you talking about?
- Sadiq, why didn't you tell me?
- Tell you what? - Don't lie to me!
Don't lie to me, Sadiq. You were sleeping with her?
- Sleeping with who?
- Sleeping with Lori. Were you sleeping with Lori, Sadiq?
Were you sleeping with Lori?
- Diamond, yes, but they told me,
they told me to say that I was not.
It was the only shot I had for winning.
I was 17. I was scared to death.
Look Diamond, I'm sorry.
I'd have said anything to get out in that position.
I wasn't trying to lie to you.
I'm sorry. I would never lie to you.
- You better not ever again, okay?
Matter of fact, is there anything else you want to tell me?
- Nah, that's it, promise.
- All right. Cassaundra has a plan.
[Sadiq sighs]
- Can I tell you about my week now? [laughs] Fuck.
[door opens]
- Thanks for coming by.
- Let's make this quick, Cassaundra.
I don't really approve
what you're doing with the Sadiq Harris case.
- Since when have I needed you
to approve of anything I've ever done?
Funny that you should mention it though.
- Okay. So what?
You have a picture of me and Stanley in college.
So what?
[folder slams] [dark brooding music]
- The point is you had reasons not to disclose Sadiq
was sleeping with your best friend's wife,
reasons like he automatically becomes a person of interest,
reasons like Lori Tumbler looking like a horrible person
and teacher for sleeping with one of her students,
which is illegal.
Press making a big stir about everything
probably could have got the case dismissed.
Maybe the husband wanted revenge. Two birds with one stone.
Kill the wife, blame the black student lover.
Sounds like a bad Lifetime movie.
We both know you could lose your job over this, Brad,
and we both know I could use every bit of this information
to cause a complete shit show at trial.
You abused your power as an attorney for Sadiq Harris.
You misrepresented him and sent a teenager
up the river for the rest of his life.
- What do you want? - Drop the charges.
Release my client from prison.
Blame it on new information that came forth,
you know, something you can't talk about at the moment.
- You're wrong about all this. - No.
Cops did a shit job investigating.
An anonymous call from an unknown witness?
You give someone life from prison for that?
You worked real hard to get where you're at, Brad.
I need you to make this right or I'll see to it no one
in that building has a job when I'm finished.
[footsteps shuffle]
[people shout indistinctly]
- We stand in front of you guys today
with news that's gonna affect many.
It's never easy to admit mistakes
that cause trauma in people's lives,
but we have to trust the justice system.
We have have to trust the process.
♪ I knew I wouldn't belong
♪ When I really learned to love my life ♪
♪ I'm finally free ♪ Free
♪ To go where I want to
♪ Be the me I was born to
♪ I feel the wind beneath my wings ♪
- So with that being said,
the state of Georgia made a mistake.
We didn't properly investigate the murder of Lori Tumbler,
which- - That's bullshit!
♪ I'm with the best and I'm back now ♪
♪ I'm naturally back now
♪ The rest of me
- Resulted in the wrongful conviction of Sadiq Harris.
♪ Free to let go
♪ I struggled for so long
♪ To break the chains, I'm finally free ♪
♪ All that they investigated
♪ Badly opinionated, miseducated ♪
- Today. Sadiq Harris will be released from prison,
and our search for the real killer begins.
- Wait a minute! - I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
No more, no more, no more.
[people shout indistinctly] ♪ Want a better life
♪ A decision must be made to change ♪
- Okay, all right, we gonna get you a new out outfit.
- You know. - Get your hair done,
Get my hair done. How that sound?
- [sighs] That sound amazing.
- [laughs] All right, let's go.
- [Sadiq] Oh my God.
♪ I feel the wind beneath my wings ♪
- [Sadiq] Got the Range?
♪ And I'm praying, I want to fly like an eagle ♪
- All right, come on.
- Oh, babe. - You not peeking, right?
- I ain't peeking, but I don't really like surprises, honey.
- [laughs] We almost there. Hold on.
- Don't do well with surprises.
- Okay. All right, hold on.
We're almost there.
- [Group] Welcome home!
[group laughs and claps] [slow dramatic music]
- Baby! Oh.
Oh.
- Come here. Oh baby.
- Sir. How you doing, sir? - I'm doing well.
- Appreciate y'all even opening these doors to me.
- Welcome home, young man.
- And thank you for having me.
- Nice to finally meet you. - Oh my God.
You, too. You too.
Thank you for coming into Diamond's life.
- Thank her for having me.
- And my girl. - I'm the best friend.
- Okay, - and I ain't got no hug yet.
- Hold on.
[soft jaunty music]
Nice to finally meet you.
- All right, everyone,
I just wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart
for being with us through this journey.
It's been rough, as we all know, but my baby's home.
[soft music]
- Oh, shit. My bad.
Let's get this party started, y'all!
♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ♪
♪ I just wanna have fun
♪ Come and pick me up
♪ Meet me at your spot
♪ Up all night till the sunrise ♪
♪ Don't pop that cool
♪ I'll get it for the ride
♪ Don't it feel good
♪ Mm mm mm, mm mm mm, mm mm mm
♪ Don't it feel good
♪ Mm mm mm ♪ Feel good
♪ Don't it feel good
♪ Holy moly, guacamole in my pocket ♪
♪ What a blessing
- Say it ain't so. Little miss Diamond pulled it off.
♪ Feeling good, feeling good
- And I have to admit she's not as sad as I said she was.
I'm kind of feeling this little black love situation.
It's a vibe.
♪ But you better not come home late ♪
♪ She likes ♪ We was young, right
♪ She likes
♪ Carefree was the best turn
♪ Fast forward, day dreaming 'bout the next time ♪
♪ Happen again
- All right, all right, all right.
"Young Joc & the Streetz Morning Takeover."
You waking up with some real ones.
I got my dog in the building, Mz Shyneka.
- Good morning. - Yeah,
and that boy Shawty Shawty. - Hi!
- Now look it, y'all. Y'all know how we do.
We like to bring the real to our show
because that's what it is.
I gotta hit the button one time for the real.
- Okay. - That's right.
All right, so look, man.
This morning, we got what, what you could call a love story.
Some people could say that it's very compelling,
to say the least.
Makes you want to just star things over sometime
and see how you roll the dice and how everything plays out.
In the building with us this morning,
we have two individuals that I can't wait to talk to.
You've heard the story. - Yes.
- Our listeners have definitely heard the story,
and now we actually get a chance
to talk to 'em this morning.
In the studio with us this morning,
we have Diamond Calloway. - Hey, what's up? What's up?
- What's up, Diamond? And we also have the man of the hour.
You've heard the story about him.
You've heard his tale, his triumph, Mr. Sadiq Harris.
What's up, bro? - Yeah, yeah.
I appreciate y'all, and I appreciate the intro.
- Yeah. - Yeah!
- We gotta do that now. - Glad to see you!
- Aw man, it's good to be here.
- Nah man, we definitely are happy to have you, man.
It's kind of crazy 'cause we
were actually talking before you guys came, you know.
We were like, "How do we start this interview?"
Because, you know, your story is so crazy, man,
considering you've, you've,
I don't wanna use the word wasted
'cause that would be an insult.
So I would definitely have to say you've given 10 years
of your life. - Yeah.
- 10 years of your life. - Unwillingly.
- Yeah.
- What's your wherewithal,
if, if, if, if, if we can ask you,
if we could just start it out with that?
What is life like for you right now, brother?
- [sighs] Surreal. It's a surreal feeling.
I'm happy to be here.
I can't even really put it into words for you.
Just wanna enjoy every moment.
- Wow, so 10 years.
That gotta be, wow, overwhelming at least.
So do you find yourself at home now like,
"Hiya honey buns" or "Hi in your zoom zooms,
wah wah," or something. - Oh my gosh.
- I keep my, I keep my shelves
and my, my night stand pretty organized, yeah, yeah.
- Got that commissary right. - Still got some habits.
I still got some habits,
but I think she's, baby girl getting me right man.
She getting me into the right rhythm.
- Keeping him together.
- So now Mz Shyneka. - Yes.
- You know, we was going back and forth
because us and I really knowing you, Diamond,
you know, it was kind of like,
"Ah, she probably was a rider from day one,"
and Mz Shyneka's still like, "No, you know,
she's, she, you know, she, she carries herself really well,"
and I was like, "Yeah,
she was probably trying to shoot her shot from off real."
But it doesn't, it doesn't it- - What really happened
- Yeah. - in this?
How did you guys connect?
- So we actually met on social media.
- Okay. - He slid in the DMs,
- Social. - you know,
goes down in the DMs. [laughs] - Social.
- And- - We got phones in jail.
- Exactly. - Like you don't know how-
- Exactly! - Come on now.
- I mean, we don't talk about 'em.
- Your cousins call you every day during the show.
[everyone laughs]
- We go live in jail, man. We know what's going on.
- Y'all already know. - Right, right.
But from there I went to meet him, I heard his story,
t really touched me, and we just fell in love from there.
- What compelled you to put everything,
your credibility, your name, your brand,
everything on the line to fight
for this man sitting next to you?
- Right, well, at the end of the day,
I believe in what's right.
You know, my parents taught me whatever's right,
that's what you need to lead with.
So when I met him, I heard his story.
I looked in his eyes, you know,
I knew that he was being truthful,
and things just didn't add up on the other end.
- I got you.
- Aw, that's so cute. - Aw. I love it.
- But anyway, so from there, - I love it.
- I decided to lead with my bed foot forward
and put everything I had into justice 'cause,
at the end of the day, like I said,
what's right is what I believe in,
and I knew my baby was innocent, so.
[bright rhythmic music]
[birds chirp] [Sadiq and Diamond laugh]
Okay, if you could go anywhere in the world,
where would you go?
[people chatter indistinctly] [Sadiq smacks]
- I'd go to Hawaii. - Hmm.
- I know it's not like dream destination for everybody,
but, I don't know, seems amazing there, so.
- Okay. - Yeah. I'm gonna go away.
- Okay, done. - We going to Hawaii.
- Just like that? - Just like that.
Playing in the sun, - Right.
- Drinking sex on the beach, - Right.
- having sex on the beach. - Lot of that.
[engine rumbles]
[tires screech] [tense brooding music]
- The fuck?
That's the car that tried to hit me the other day.
I hope you weren't enjoying your lunch.
You remember me? - No, not at all.
- I was like nine years old
when you were coming to my house.
- I guess I do remember you.
- Good 'cause what you did
to my mother I plan on doing to you.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute.
Can we get some security out here?
- Is that a threat? - Yes.
- Babe, stop. - It's cool, babe.
[punches land] [men scuffle]
- Babe! Babe, stop!
- Get off me! Get off me!
Get off me! I don't care about prison!
I'm gonna kill you!
- Come on, babe. Come on. - Let's go.
[door opens]
- Yeah, that's why I hate being in this position.
I never let something like that even happen.
- Well, look,
I don't know if we need to call Cassaundra or what,
but this shit is outta control.
- Nah, nah, nah. We'll be, we'll be straight.
We'll be good.
[heels clack] [door slides]
- The hell is this?
[tense music]
What?
- I don't know.
- No, the entire agreement.
[door opens]
Yes. I'll have my secretary send the paperwork over.
Brad. What do I owe the pleasure?
- She has to pay a $5,000 fine.
She gets two points but no loss of license.
It's the best that I can do.
- It's not the best you can do, but.
- [laughs] Just have it signed
and back to my office tomorrow.
Oh, [laughs] one thing I did wanted to mention
in your little moral victory is that phone call
from the witness you referred to as fake was actually real.
It wasn't from Stanley. It was a girl.
I can't disclose her name, and I doubt you care anyways.
That's a nice watch.
[door creaks]
[tense brooding music]
[soft tense music]
[footsteps shuffle]
[Brita thuds] [door slams]
[footsteps shuffle]
[water pours] [Brita thuds]
[device chimes]
- [Voice On Device] Motion detected at the front door.
[knife unsheathes]
[knife clangs]
[door slides] [water trickles]
[dark tense music]
- [Speaker] He's not who you think he is.
[body bangs against door]
[Diamond whimpers]
- [Sadiq] What are you doing?
[Diamond screams]
- Oh my God. [cries]
- You okay?
[paper rustles]
Who left this here?
- Ash! Come on babe, let's go!
- [Ashley] I'm coming!
- Wait, wait. Where where you guys going?
- We're going to our friend's destination wedding, remember?
- Right. Frank's, what, third wedding, right?
- Right. Hopefully the third time's the charm.
You all right? What's on your mind?
- Yeah, I'm fine. I just, I, I don't know.
I haven't missed sleeping lately, so.
- All right. Remember to take care of yourself, all right?
Just take it easy, and remember,
Botox is not to remedy to everything.
- Well, I know it's not for me,
and I know this is not my scarf!
- You don't even wear it. - Come here.
Give me a kiss, girl.
Listen, I'm going to text you the information
- Okay. - to where we staying, okay?
Use it unless you don't need to.
- [laughs] All right. - Ernest, let's go.
- Ew. - Babe, come on!
The car's outside waiting, babe.
- I've been waiting for you for an hour, girl!
- I swear. - God.
Can I have a kiss, babe?
- No. - Really?
- I'm keeping, I'm holding 'em.
I'm saving 'em. - Oh my God!
- Trust me. You'll be happy that I did.
- [Diamond] Oh my God.
- I'm saving 'em up. - All right.
- Ew, ew. Please. - Okay. [laughs]
- All right, love you guys.
- All right. - Be safe.
- No parties. - Course not.
- All right, I'm texting you the phone number, all right?
Love you. - Come on, girl.
- All right, I'm coming! - I got kisses for you.
- [Ashley] Oh, now you want a kiss.
[door slams shut]
- What's going on?
- My parents just left for a wedding for a couple days.
- How are you?
Seem tense, man. - I know.
- Come on.
So what you say I get you out this house today?
I'm taking you to breakfast. - Ooh. French toast?
- French toast, eggs.
We gonna hold the bacon though.
- You know I love bacon.
- Yeah, well, today you could love turkey bacon.
- Ew. That shit tastes like cardboard.
- What? [laughs]
- [Diamond] So where you wanna go?
- Well, I figured we find something fancy, something nice.
You know? - Okay.
Whatever you say.
[Diamond laughs] [bright rhythmic music]
[both laugh]
Oh my God, this is so good.
- It good? - Mm-hmm.
- That look good. - No!
- I wanna see if it's good.
It is a little bit good. Nah, it's a little bit good.
- You got the same thing.
[both laugh]
- I'll be right back. I gotta use the bathroom.
- Okay.
[slow dramatic music]
- [Crowd] Free Sadiq, free Sadiq, free Sadiq!
- Are you following me?
You were at the press conference, right?
[paper rustles]
What is it with you and these drawings?
What do you want?
- Look, I want you to meet me tonight at this address, okay?
All the answers will be there. Please come.
We're running outta time.
- No, you need to leave us a hell alone.
You need to go somewhere, like-
- The truth is gonna be revealed,
whether you like it or not.
[door slams open] [body thuds]
- Who the fuck is you? Who the fuck is you?
- [Speaker] What's going on?
[kick lands] [Sadiq grunts]
[door opens]
[paper rustles]
- Come on, let's go.
- You gotta pay. - No, I, I'm ready to go.
- What the fuck happened?
[car hums]
You ready to tell me what's wrong?
- This woman and these drawings she keeps planting.
Who is she, Sadiq? What does she want?
- Diamond, you know my case was all over the news.
It's got people emotions up and down, man.
See, the sad part of my reality
is people got a hard time trying
to unsee what they've been told.
[slow dramatic music]
I, I, I don't know who this woman is.
All I know is that she's not the first,
and she is not the last.
I need you to be strong. I need you to be with me.
For real, we all we got.
- Just you and me, baby.
[car honks]
[crickets chirp]
[door opens]
[paper rustles]
[tense dramatic music] [items thwacks]
[phone rings and vibrates]
Hello? - Diamond, where are you?
- I'm at home. Why? - I've been calling you.
- I had my phone on silent, and I must've passed out.
- [Cassaundra] Did you get my message?
- No. I literally just woke up.
- [Cassaundra] I found out some really crucial information.
- Okay.
- [Cassaundra] I need you to leave that house alone
and come to my office.
- Why? What, what, what's going on?
- [Cassaundra] Please Just hurry.
I'll tell you when you arrive.
- Sadiq?
[slow dramatic music]
Sadiq!
If you can hear me, I'll be right back, okay?
[boots thud]
[crickets chirp]
[door opens and slams]
[footsteps shuffle]
[chair slides]
- Fuck. [sniffles]
You don't remember me, do you?
10 years ago, you ruined my life.
[utensil scribbles]
- I know these are your favorite.
I worked hard on those. Made them from scratch.
- I can tell. [chuckles]
- You're quiet today. Are you okay?
[soft poignant music]
I can always tell when things aren't going well at home.
How was dinner last night?
Do you like it here?
Do you trust me?
- Yeah, you're like the only person I trust.
- What if we hung out all night, put on cool PJ's,
cooked a really good dinner, and even had more cookies?
Would you like that?
What if it could be forever?
- Yeah, I, I would like that.
- [laughs] Guess what?
I have more cookies going in the oven.
So after you finish drawing,
we'll do some schoolwork and plan out our girls' night.
Cool? - Cool.
[hand swipes] [Lori sniffles]
Miss Lori? - Yes.
- Can I use the bathroom? - Of course.
[Lori sniffles]
[pan clatters]
[dark brooding music] [Lori breathes shakily]
[papers rustle]
Shayla, stay back there till I come get you!
- Okay.
[jewelry clatters]
[door opens]
- Hey. - Hi, Sadiq.
- What are you doing here?
- What you mean what am I doing here?
- Sadiq, what we had is over, done, will never happen again.
- Damn, it's like that?
- I'm really busy, and we already talked about this.
- Yeah, look, I know I just,
we also talked about me needing more sessions,
and I gotta pass my SATs.
- Yeah, and frankly, that's none of my business.
It has nothing to do with me. You have to go to college.
I've already been through college,
so get your shit together.
- [Young Sadiq] Why you be being so difficult?
You know you're my tutor.
- [Lori] I told you you're going to have to get a new tutor.
- I don't wanna get a new tutor.
- Sadiq, what are you doing? You have to leave now.
- What wrong with you?
You got somebody else in here with you?
- No! - You sure?
- Sadiq, I am asking you to leave, please.
- I miss you. - Stop.
- Nah, I do. - Please just stop.
- Nah, so you don't wanna be my tutor no more?
You don't wanna gimme none of this anymore?
Let's get that straight.
- [Lori] Please, don't, don't, don't do this.
- Don't do what?
Make you feel better than your husband ever did?
- Get the fuck out of my house!
- Sorry, those are your words, not mine!
You started this shit, so you finna finish.
- [screams] No, Sadiq! - You told me the truth!
[people shout indistinctly]
Why you switching up all of a sudden?
You said that this was something you wanted!
I'm just doing what you told me to do!
No, this isn't ending! - Sadiq!
- No, no. This isn't ending until I say so!
Why are you fighting this? Why are you fighting us?
Look, this, this was going fine. Why are you fighting us?
Why are you fighting us? This was going fine.
Why are you fighting us? Why are you fighting us?
Everything was going just fine as it was.
[Young Sadiq pants]
Lori?
Lori? Babe.
Shit, shit.
Oh fuck.
[picture clatters]
[sneakers squeak] [footsteps shuffle]
[Young Sadiq pants]
[Shayla sobs]
- Miss Lori? Miss Lori.
[Shayla wails]
[Shayla whispers indistinctly]
- You took the only person that ever really cared for me.
She wanted to help me, and you ruined it.
And I tried. I tried.
I tried to do the right thing
and tell the police what happened.
That failed. See?
I used to be scared of you. I'm not scared of you no more.
Prison was a gift for you, but death is what you deserve.
She deserves to see you die.
She deserves to see you die!
I'm gonna finish this myself this time.
- Put the knife down! - I'm so glad you're here.
- Put the fucking knife down.
- You're here for the truth, right?
- Untie him.
- All right, I, I'm assuming you saw my last drawing.
- Untie him. - I can't do that!
- Babe, shoot her. - Shut up!
[dramatic music]
He did it. He killed her.
- [Sadiq] Baby, shoot this crazy bitch!
- Diamond, I watched him choke
and kill the only person I've ever loved.
- Baby, listen to me. Look at me.
It's me and you. All you have to do is aim and shoot.
She is a bump in the road. We could forget about her.
Shoot her!
- I can't believe you're even considering this!
You been shallow your whole fucking life,
doing things for followers, for likes,
trying to please people who don't even like you.
You didn't do this for love. You did it for clout, Diamond.
You don't care about being a good person.
Your whole life's a fucking lie,
but your lie, your lie is not my truth.
[gunshot blasts] [Diamond screams]
[heartbeat thumps]
[Shayla whimpers]
- Are you okay?
Shit.
[tense music]
[dramatic music] [Diamond screams]
[heartbeat thumps]
- Diamond, get up! Get up! - Where'd he go?
- I don't know, but we need to get outta here.
Come on.
[footsteps shuffle]
[doors open]
- All right, come on. Let's go.
- Fuck, I gotta go back. I gotta, I gotta-
- What? - The camera.
It has everything on it. - No, you can't go back!
- It's, it's okay. He's gone.
- Shayla, no. - It'll be fine, I promise.
I'll be right back. - Shayla! Fuck.
[hand slams]
[gun rattles]
[door chimes and slams]
[crickets chirp]
Shayla.
- This who you looking for?
[footsteps shuffle]
I know you're looking for her. Slut.
You chose this little bitch over me once,
but I'm gonna give you a second chance.
I love you, Diamond. We built a life together.
Think about all the shit you've done thus far
to get us this far.
We can kill this bitch right here, right now,
leave her in the woods,
and go right back to our happy lives.
Diamond, I just gotta know I could trust you first.
I need you to pull the trigger.
I already got blood on my hands. It's your turn.
Do it.
Do you love me? - I love me more.
[gun clicks] [dramatic music]
[bodies thud]
[gunshots blast] [body thuds]
[dark brooding music]
- You okay? - I'm good. You good?
[girls pant]
Come on. Come on.
Come on, come on.
[footsteps shuffle]
- Social media has taken over the world we live in.
People create fantasy lives just
to impress people they don't even know.
That was me.
I was lost and couldn't find myself for many years.
I was at rock bottom
and would literally do anything to be famous,
[chuckles] but not anymore.
I'm done with that life.
- Girl, this hiking shit ain't no joke.
- Right? - Whew, hot.
[bright rhythmic uplifting music]
Come on. Let's take a picture.
Nah, I'm cool on that, girl.
- Come on!
- Oh my God. - Get in. Okay.
Ooh, that's some sexy shit.
[women laugh]
You know you wanna reactivate your Instagram account.
- No I don't. - Yes you do.
- No I don't. No. - Come on!
- Girl, I'm off that. - Girl.
Come on. These mosquitoes is tearing me up, ugh.
- But it's so addicting.
["Mirror Mirror"]
♪ Sex symbol
♪ She must be a nympho
♪ Crazy individual
♪ That's what they say about me ♪
♪ They don't know the struggle
♪ So many and nights I had to search my soul ♪
♪ With all these skeletons in my closet ♪
♪ I can barely hang my clothes
♪ They should pray for me
♪ I won't let them tell me who I am ♪
♪ Or define who I'm supposed to be ♪
♪ I have learned to fall in love with myself ♪
♪ I'm so happy when I see
♪ Mirror mirror on the wall
♪ Who's the prettiest, the fairest of them all ♪
♪ And I don't need no fear
♪ Just tell me the truth
♪ And she replied to me
♪ It's you, it's you, it's you
[soaring instrumental music]