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- [Zaria] I should have seen the signs.
(ominous music)
- [Caller] She's probably just running errands.
Give her a few minutes.
- [Tami] I'm here now.
I'll let you know what's going on when I get inside.
- [Caller] All right.
- Okay.
I see her car.
Why is she not answering?
(suspenseful music) (heartbeat pounding)
- [Zaria] You have reached the voicemail of Zaria Cohen.
Feelings can get you in a lot of trouble or worse.
- Zaria? (door creaking)
Sweetie?
(suspenseful music continues) (heartbeat pounding)
- [Zaria] I fucked up.
I fucked up real bad.
- What happened?
- [Zaria] My story is different from the rest.
So sit back, but don't get too comfortable.
This ride gets hella bumpy.
(heartbeat pounding)
* Oh yeah
* Ooh
* Oh yeah
* Dangerous ground, dangerous ground, dangerous ground
* We standing on some dangerous ground
- [Zaria] Every woman goes through a phase
where she wants to be complimented by her man
to know that she's still got it.
* Yeah, we walking on some dangerous ground
* We walking on some dangerous ground, yeah
* We walking on some dangerous ground
- And after eight years of marriage,
it's easy for insecurity to creep in.
(camera shutter clicking)
Oh, child.
I need to lay off them cookies.
(camera shutter clicking)
He gon' love these though.
(camera shutter clicking)
(phone chiming)
- [Automated Voice] You have a collect call from...
- [Soulmate] Soulmate.
(ominous music)
- Why is this nigga calling me?
(Zaria sighing)
(ominous music)
(exhales) Zaria, you just gonna have to forget about him.
You are not going back down this road again.
(phone chiming)
It's him.
(Zaria sighs)
Hello?
- [Tami] Hannah Hart has a new movie on Netflix.
You down?
- I guess.
- [Tami] Mm, JC working another late night?
- I mean, it's becoming a thing.
You think he's-
- [Tami] You know good and damn well
you really don't wanna know what I think.
- [Zaria] Yes, I do.
- I'm not trying to be a part of y'all relationship.
- [Zaria] It's not like knowing
would make a difference, huh?
- He got promoted, honey.
That does kind of make him kind of important.
(horn beeping)
Well, drive that raggedy piece of shit then.
- [Zaria] Let me get off this phone.
You know you can't multitask.
- (laughs) Whatever.
Look, more money for him
means more money for you in your pockets.
- Yeah, but I figured, you know,
we'd be spending some time together.
Since I work all these crazy hours,
girl, I barely get to see him.
- [Tami] Sounds like you could use some cheering up.
- No.
I need some dick.
- [Tami] Well, I can't help you with that,
but I can cheer you up a little.
I just finished up.
I'll swing by.
- All right. (sighs)
* Don't stop, don't stop, don't stop
(Zaria sighs)
* Don't stop, don't stop
- [Zaria] And the last thing I need
is for him stirring up old feelings.
Feelings that can only lead me to do the unthinkable.
(vibrator buzzing) (Zaria sighs)
(gentle music)
(Zaria moaning)
* I'll give you a good vibration
(Zaria moaning) (vibrator buzzing)
- [Zaria] Up until this point,
I was able to keep him out of my head.
Now, all I do is think about him.
* That gang shit bad shit, getting scrapped, bro
* Huh
* Drip Eliantte, pulling up feeling like Harry Belafonte
* Look at my racks
* Feel like Serena, the way I hit from the back
* Swing
* Pull up like gym, waves on swim
* And I rock Timbs with the tags
* Butterfly doors on the Tesla, I ain't spend shit on gas
* 150 bucks, I be at the stripy club
* Whiskey sippy cup, I be on like Disney Plus
(couple moaning)
* Bitch gotta twin and she let me hit it, uh
* Hold up, freaky little mami wanna suck me till I sleep
(phone chiming)
* I can't even lie, yeah, she being a little creep
(couple moaning)
* Now she wanna airdrop me pic, double D's
* And she don't charge a fee (phone chiming continues)
* They for free-e-e-e-e
(couple moaning)
* Drip Eliantte, pulling up feeling like Harry Belafonte
* Look at my racks
* Feel like Serena, the way I hit from the back
* Swing
* Pull up like gym, waves on swim
* And I rock Timbs with the tags
(phone chiming continues)
* Butterfly doors on the Tesla, I ain't spend shit on gas
* Uh-huh, if I like how the back look
* I'ma eat it
- [Zaria] Where was my man?
And why didn't he answer any of my calls?
The whole time we were supposed to be chillin',
I was stressing.
(actress screams)
- Ooh.
Damn, girl.
(dramatic music)
- Really?
- When are you gonna start focusing on you?
- Why you say that?
- Because you been moping around here
acting like you the big bad wolf.
And you missed the biggest movie of the year.
- I am focused on me.
- Hm, really?
Then you wouldn't have missed the biggest movie of the year.
What happened to the girl I knew?
The one who was big and bad, all on top of her shit.
What happened to her?
- (sighs) Jaz said right now is just not the right time
to start a business.
You know, he said businesses take a loss in the first year.
- So?
- So I put my business plans on hold.
And besides, I'm working too much.
I don't have time for anything.
- But you have time to mope around.
- I'll go get us some more popcorn.
- Oh shit.
Zaria done called me.
- Oh, what's wrong, baby?
I hope you're ready for round two.
(unsettling music)
(Jazper sighs)
(couple moaning)
Oh, I want you to go hard on me.
(couple moaning)
(phone buzzes)
(phone chiming)
- No caller ID.
- [Automated Voice] You have a collect call from...
- [Soulmate] Soulmate.
- Soulmate?
(ominous music)
(phone ringing)
- [Zaria] What time does the liquor store close?
- What you got going on, Miss Thing?
- You're so damn nosy.
- Mmhmm.
So who is this calling you?
- Nobody. - Soulmate.
Does JC know this nobody?
- Look,
you remember Keith Wallace from the New Year's Eve party?
- Hm.
- Went to school with Jazz and Silk?
- Let me think.
The thug who owns the bar?
- Mmhmm.
(ominous music)
- I do.
What about him?
And what is he doing calling you?
- That's none of your business,
but promise that you won't tell nobody.
- I'm not gonna tell anyone.
I promise.
- You're lying.
Pinky swear.
- Pinky swear.
(unsettling music)
(crickets chirping)
(unsettling music)
- Zaria's low key?
- Mmhmm. - Goddamn.
- I know. That's crazy, right?
- I'm not talking about them, baby.
When's the last time you went and got a pedicure?
- Shut up.
- I think you cut me.
- You play too much.
Are you even paying attention
and listening to what I'm basically trying to say?
- All I know, Zaria a good girl.
- Good girls go bad.
- I don't believe she told you the truth.
- (chuckles) Men will push you away
and wonder why you stray.
Makes sense.
Like, this makes sense.
She called the Feds,
and she probably tipped them off.
- That's fucked up.
He went from being a top dog to being the underdog
in a matter of months.
- You'd do whatever you had to do, too,
if somebody was trying to ruin your marriage.
- I don't sleep with married women.
I don't know about all that.
- I hear you.
- Why did she write him and talk to him?
- To keep him from suspecting anything, duh.
- You women are sneaky as hell.
Birds of a feather flock-
- Fly wherever they want to.
Don't play with me.
I don't do that.
- I'm just joking, baby. - Damn straight you are.
- No, no, birds of a feather fly wherever.
(dramatic music)
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
Silk, I'm sorry to wake you, but have you seen Jaz?
Okay, all right.
I'm sorry to wake you.
Watching movies with Tami does not make me feel better.
My intuition is telling me something isn't right.
(unsettling music)
(phone buzzing)
(phone ringing)
- What the fuck this bitch want?
- Jaz, why you ain't been answering the-
- This ain't Jaz, bitch.
- [Zaria] Who the fuck is this?
And why are you answering my man's phone?
- Your man?
Bitch, if he was your man,
he wouldn't have been over here eating my pussy.
- Bitch, I...
(dramatic music)
- Stupid bitch.
- Hello?
Oh hell no.
It's this moment where my life changed forever.
(sirens wailing)
I need to find out who this woman is
and why the hell she's answering my husband's phone.
That lying motherfucker.
I swear to God I'm done with his ass.
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* Put your hands in the air
* This is not a warning
* You think that I'm running in place
* Y'all really testing my patience
* Right before I blow up the spot
* I had to get back to the basics
* What if my talent is wasted
* In sync but I'm lacking a placement
* Thoughts as I rap in a basement
* Let's go
* But my come-up is legend, it's greatness
* I don't care now, it's pedal to the metal
* I can never quit now, I will never settle
* Puppeteer the game, I'm pulling strings like Geppetto
* We in the same game, but I'm on a different level
- What's up, nigga?
Good to see you. - Hey, dude.
- Good to see you. - Hey.
* Why you still testing my patience
* Trying to turn me into something I ain't trying to be
* All the hate is in heavy rotation
* You gonna lose yourself, quit testing me
- Appreciate you coming to pick me up, my guy,
even though it's four in the morning.
- Shit, you know how it is.
You'd be surprised how family is.
- Oh shit.
Good looking out, bro.
- No doubt.
How everything going though?
- Man, I'm taking it one day at a time.
Shit, I been locked up in that motherfucker for five years.
Five.
I lost a baby and everything.
- Oh man, you gotta let that shit go, man.
You can't be holding no motherfucking grudges, man.
- All right, fuck that.
Man, look.
Motherfuckers set me up in my inner circle,
and when I find out who, them motherfuckers' gonna pay.
I'm telling you, Silk, motherfuckers set me up.
They ass gonna die, for sure.
(Silk sighs)
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* 'Cause I'm lethal like Wesley
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- Damn,
wish I could wake up to that beautiful face everyday.
- That could be arranged.
- What?
I thought you said this was the last time.
- You think I'm finna let some good D like that get away?
Boy, you crazy.
- Cherry, don't do this, all right?
I've already been promoted, and I did what you said already.
- [Cherish] And your ass could be demoted too.
- Are you threatening me now?
- You gonna leave a boss bitch like this
for a broke ass ho like that?
- Look, being with Zaria
ain't got nothing to do with what she got.
It's who she is and how she treat me.
- (sighs) She must treat you really bad
for you to end up right here.
You know what?
I'm not even that type of woman
to take no for a fucking answer.
- Cherry, don't do this, okay?
Me and you being in a relationship
is only gonna complicate things.
I'm not about to leave her for you.
- Nigga, I'm not asking you to leave her.
All I'm saying is when I call, you answer.
So when I say pull up, you pull up.
That's it.
- I understand.
Or what?
- Or you'll see or what.
Or I just have to tell that pretty little wife of yours
how much work you've really been putting in.
- You wouldn't.
- Try me, motherfucker.
Try me.
- [Jazper] This bitch done set me up.
- She got her own secrets.
Why we can't have ours?
Now get your ass back in this bed.
- I gotta find a way to end this shit.
Yes, ma'am.
- I think we might have to not mention that bitch.
The fuck with her.
(birds chirping)
(feet stomping)
- There you go.
- Not now.
- I've been calling you for hours.
I had to sneak off on my first break to come and find you.
- How'd you know where I was?
- You've been trying to get commission
off this house for months.
Where else you gonna be?
- Sounds like you a little bit salty
'cause I've been bringing in
a little bit more money than you from underneath the table.
- Look, woman, don't start.
Well, as fine as you are, baby,
you know what's going on.
It's a realtor hurdle? - No.
- What the problem is?
- Today's a real important day for me today.
It's re-inspection, okay?
Last time we tried to do a quickie, we almost got caught.
Now move.
- My bad.
A brother lost focus.
- (sighs) Negro, please, stop with your corny lines.
What do you want?
- Keith's back.
- Back where?
(unsettling music)
- In the city. I picked him up earlier.
- Does Zaria know?
- I'm not sure, but the way Keith was looking,
he was out for revenge and blood.
- He knows he's been set up?
Shoot.
I need to let Zaria know.
- No.
Did Zaria mention she was pregnant or anything?
Now I know he just told about me a person.
A woman got an abortion.
- What?
- He was seeing a woman before he went to jail.
- Shoot, it's worse than I thought.
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(stern music)
Boy, what is you doing?
You is not a mechanic.
- Girl, stop playing.
You know I'm good with my hands.
- Keith?
- Look like you slimming on down.
- I thought you were Silk.
Where is he, by the way?
- He picked me up a few hours ago, dropped me off,
and then he had to go to work.
- I missed you.
- I missed you too.
Oh yeah?
Did you put the Feds in my business?
- Ow, you're hurting me.
- You was the only one that was close to me
that knew what I had going on.
(saw buzzes) - I swear.
Why would I mess up a good thing?
During your trial,
who was there for you for every hearing?
- You.
- While you was in jail,
I came to visit you every twice a month,
making sure you got contraband inside.
I may have been a jump-off to you,
but you meant much more to me than that.
You asked me to get an abortion, I got it.
And it pains me to this day
thinking about how I lost our baby.
- 10 years.
10 years.
I wasn't gonna leave you out here with my baby, starving.
My whole legacy gone overnight.
- Us.
It took us years.
And I helped you build that shit.
Thanks to you, I was able to start my inspection company.
There's not one disloyal bone in my body.
I never gave you a reason to question my loyalty.
- I'm sorry for accusing you.
I'm just confused.
I got a lot going on.
- Wow, that hurts.
'Cause out of all people, why would you question me?
And I didn't even give you no reason to.
- You was like one of the homies, T.
I can't help where my heart is, and it's still there.
- Who, Zaria?
I knew you was in a love with another woman,
but I didn't think it was my cousin's wife.
Why, is she pregnant by you too?
- Not that I know of.
I just know that I still got feelings for her.
- Here I was thinking that you came back for me.
My cousin is right.
I am foolish over niggas.
Fuck you.
- Tami.
- Fuck you, Keith.
Silk is 10 times the man you will ever be.
- I'm sorry.
She right.
She was loyal to me.
Damn.
(gentle music)
- [Zaria] I hate my job.
I hate my marriage.
This can't be life.
- [Customer] I pay too much damn money every month
for my services to be interrupted.
- [Zaria] Well, we do value your business here
at Mutual Communications.
- [Tami] Bitch.
- [Customer] It's still not working.
- [Zaria] Can you power down your cable box?
(Tami moaning)
Ma'am, do you mind if I put you on a brief hold?
- [Customer] A brief hold?
Lady-
- What is wrong with you?
- Keith is out of prison.
(record scratches)
- No.
- Yes.
- Why didn't you say that when you first came in?
- Well, I was doing this right here
and (moans) to let you know
that your jailbird baby daddy is free.
- That was a bad impression.
That's why I never ask you to be my partner in charades.
And he is not my baby daddy.
- Okay, not technically, since you got an abortion, but-
- Abortion?
Girl, I ain't never been pregnant by anybody.
I don't even want kids,
but I wouldn't abort them.
- Well, okay.
That goes to show you that he talks to other women.
- You playing, right?
You came over here to get me all riled up, didn't you?
- Zaria, honey, no.
You're missing the point.
The point is the man you sent to prison is now free.
(stern music)
- Are you sure he's been released?
If he was getting out, he would have told me.
- That's probably why he tried to call you last night.
And the only reason why I know
is because Silk went to go pick him up this morning
and came to my job and told me.
- (sighs) What the hell am I gonna do?
- (sighs) Mimosas always cheer me up.
It's about your lunchtime, isn't it?
- [Zaria] Hm.
- Okay, let's go.
- Wait, let me get this lady off the phone.
(Tami sighs)
Hello.
Yes, ma'am, I'm sorry for the hold.
Yes, ma'am, it is working.
Yes, ma'am, you have a blessed day.
Thank you so much for choosing Mutual Communications.
Bye.
- Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.
You better come up with a plan, quick.
- Well, I wrote him letters pretending that I missed him.
I hope he don't think that I still want him
because I don't.
- [Tami] You visit him?
- (sighs) Maybe I should just fess up.
He probably won't take the news as bad.
- When did you last break things off?
- Look, I just played my role
for the very first few years that he went to jail.
That's it.
- Hm, I bet you did.
- Girl, he started getting on my nerves,
calling all times of the night while Jaz was around.
I can't have that.
- You sneaky little bitch.
I'll have to keep my good eye on you.
Now let's go get some mimosas.
(upbeat music)
* Why don't we give it a go, you'll see
* Let's dive in a pool love and swim
* Mm, mm
* Why don't we give it a go, you'll see
* There's nothing in the world like you and me
* Mm, mm, mm
* If it's up to me
* I won't go to work for a week
* No, I won't
* Just to stay in bed with you
* Cuddle and watch TV
* Don't care about anything
* I know you'd do the same for me
- Brunch was great.
You know, I need to do that more often.
- It really was.
This home inspection company is harder than I thought.
- At least you're running your own inspection company.
(unsettling music)
Is that?
Fuck my life.
- Girl, is you all right?
- Um, yeah, I thought I saw something.
Girl, them mimosas must have been hitting,
I think I'm seeing shit.
- Okay.
Be safe.
Call me later.
- Okay, you too.
Those mimosas were stronger than I thought.
Keith can't possibly know where I am, can he?
(stern music)
- So what's the urgency?
You had me leave the office to meet you out here?
- Don't look at me.
- Okay.
So what's up with this strange behavior?
- Keith.
Keith Wallace has been released.
- I knew it.
Once a criminal, always a criminal.
I knew it.
- No, what?
I reached out to...
I didn't reach out to you to report to you,
I reached out to you because I'm done snitching.
I don't, I don't...
I did all this out of spite.
I don't wanna do this again.
- So what is this all about?
If this is not about business,
then don't call me, don't hit my line.
- What I did was out of spite.
Can that tape recording, can it get back to me?
- Look, don't worry.
That case is locked and sealed.
You know what?
Listen, that anonymous tip I got,
it was just hearsay,
but it did give us an opportunity
to put him on surveillance.
You know what?
That box you sent us,
(chuckles) now that put the nail in the coffin.
- I know who made the call.
Zaria and Keith can't even stand a chance
as long as Zaria believes
that she's the one that put him in jail.
- Who is Zaria?
And why all of a sudden you care about Mr. Wallace?
- Uh, don't worry about it.
- Don't worry about it?
Girl, you're the one who's worried.
(upbeat music)
* Turn it on
* But, boy, you've got me fooled
- Mm-mm.
- Damn.
- Okay. - Oh, no.
- You've got a wedding ring.
What's your name? - Uh...
Uh, no, no, no, I've got enough problems,
so come on, go, go.
Go, go, no, no, no, no.
- Damn, you be with some bad bitch like that?
You still kind of cute.
- [Waitress] Can I get you anything?
- Hey, how are you?
- I'm good. How are you? - All right.
What's good on your menu?
- Those steak egg rolls are good.
- Okay, I think I'll do the salmon salad and a lemonade.
- Okay.
And that should be about 15 minutes.
- Okay. - Okay?
- Okay. - Okay.
- Thank you.
- Mike, what's good? - Hey, what's going on?
- [Keith] Mike, good seeing you.
- Hey, I appreciate you telling me
about that insurance policy.
- [Keith] Man, no problem.
You know, I heard if one get caught,
they all be singing like they in a mass choir.
- Yeah, all I had to do
was give them young niggas a little change
and that bitch went up like a Christmas tree.
(wind rustling) (traffic humming)
- Damn.
Bad enough somebody got me locked up,
then they had to come and burn down my shit?
Damn.
- What's up, big bro?
Got a few dollars I can borrow?
- It all depends, man.
Can you tell me who burned down my place?
- Man, look, all I know is a few young niggas a while back
burning shit down and robbing businesses and shit.
The 12 got they ass.
They been locked up a few little while.
- It's probably a safer place for 'em.
- Appreciate that, big bro.
- Hey, look, man,
instead of you around here begging for money,
you should come work for me.
- Bet. I got you.
- Oh, you bet.
- I'ma keep in touch. I'll see you around.
- [Keith] Dig that.
Hey, look, can I get something to drink?
- Hey, do I look like I work here?
- Hell yeah. - Hey.
- [Keith] But I appreciate you.
- Peaches, get my partner a drink.
- [Keith] Partner?
- Yeah, you're on the deed.
- Oh, I dig that. - Yeah.
- [Keith] Man, good looking out.
You're a good guy. - Yeah.
- Hey, yo, look, keep your ears to the street.
All I need is a name.
I'll take care of the rest.
- I got you.
- [Keith] Thank you, girl.
- Glad you staying out late tonight.
- Nah, I was just trying to kill some time
before I head home.
(unsettling music)
- Glad to hear that.
I got something to tell you.
- I see some things never change.
- Jaz, you remember Keith?
Speaking of Keith, went to Monroe High School.
- Ain't this about a bitch?
What?
Keith?
- In the flesh.
I can't stand this lame ass nigga.
- He out, but I hate lying to Zaria.
I haven't told Zaria yet.
- [Keith] What does Zaria see in him?
- So when you get out?
- Man, I ain't seen you
since Silk invited me to your New Year's Eve party.
- Yeah, ain't too long I got a job
at the shoe factory with Silk.
And your boy just got promoted too. (chuckles)
- Dig that.
Hey, man, you still with the old girl?
- Oh, speaking of Zaria, he in love with Zaria.
He ain't leaving Zaria.
- You got to be a fool
to be cheating on a fine piece of ass like that.
- What the- - Chill!
- Hey, listen here- - Hey, y'all chill.
Y'all chill.
- Get your ass up out of here.
Damn, bro, no heads-up?
- It slipped my mind.
Early release.
- Slipped your mind.
Talking about we homeboys.
Nigga, we ain't no homeboys.
I don't fuck with him like that.
- Shit, what happened to you and him
probably getting the business together?
Y'all probably been a partner once upon a time.
- Yeah, thank God for that too.
Motherfucker was always flirting with Zaria.
Nigga, with hands, just you see.
I'm this close to whooping his ass, bro.
- Then in that case, about Zaria, why you cheating on Zaria?
- Shut up, man.
(stern music)
- I had them two shots of tequila.
I don't feel good, man.
- Man, you need a breath mint.
- I'm about to throw up.
- I'm about to take this man to the car, man,
'cause he about to barf.
- Y'all best friends now or something?
- Jealous?
- Hell no.
- Well, he staying at my crib
'cause he ain't got nobody else to help him out.
He staying there for a minute.
- Man, look, I wasn't gonna say nothing,
but I prefer you don't bring this clown-ass nigga around me.
- What's the problem between you and Keith?
(dramatic music)
(Zaria moaning)
Hello, JC?
- Man, look, I don't wanna talk about it.
I just don't like him.
- Whatever.
- Man, look, you better go tend to your mans or something.
He over there limping and shit.
- Whatever.
- [Zaria] On one hand, I feel terrible.
On the other, something tells me I didn't do enough.
- [Jazper] Baby, am I glad to see you.
- Don't "baby" me.
Where the fuck you been?
- Nowhere.
- You're a fucking liar.
I haven't seen you since yesterday morning.
- When I came home on my lunch break,
you had already went to brunch with Tami.
- No, where the fuck you were last night?
- Nowhere.
- You're lying.
The bitch said you was laying in the bed next to her.
- What bitch?
I don't even know who you talking about.
- Oh, so you gonna act like that, okay.
You know what?
- Okay, look,
I done worked too many long hours at work to be coming home
to your nagging and your complaining, okay?
- You know what?
You don't have to deal with my nagging or my complaining.
I'm done with your ass.
- Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Listen.
You know I've been working hard for the supervisor position.
And I say that I'm doing all of that for you.
Real soon, okay?
- You are a liar.
- Listen,
whoever this was that you said was on the phone,
it probably was a co-worker jumping on my phone.
I'll take care of it in the morning.
Now you know I love you.
You know you're the only one I care about.
Nothing gonna change that, okay?
- [Zaria] I hear you.
- What I gotta do to prove it?
'Cause you know I'll do whatever.
(gentle music)
As a matter of fact...
(Zaria moaning)
- Man, thanks for looking out,
and for letting me crash at your spot.
- It's the least I can do.
Shit, you used to keep motherfuckers off my ass
back in the day.
Shit, you ain't got no motherfucking family.
- We both know family ain't shit. (laughs)
Hey, man,
what was up with your boy acting all uptight and shit?
- Man, whatever he says, he got that motherfucking new job.
And then besides all that, shit,
he be around with all them different co-workers and shit,
so you know how that go.
- He sleeping with them broads at work, bro?
- Man, you know how that goes.
There females at the job he be conversating with.
Shit, it's obvious.
He's doing something.
- Is that right?
Hm.
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
- Bro, try to stay out out of trouble this time, dog.
- I wouldn't have to get out of trouble
if motherfuckers kept they mouth shut.
- Hey, there you go blaming folks again.
For your own answer, you were doing illegal shit.
- I didn't deserve nobody to mess that up for me.
So it's only right I look that motherfucker in his eye
when I pull that trigger, nigga.
(stern music) (birds chirping)
- Gonna hop in the shower.
It's been a long day.
- I already know.
- What did you cook?
- Nothing.
But I got something you could eat.
- (chuckles) Really, though?
Don't play with me. You got me, baby.
(Keith clears throat)
- Where you say the towels was, Silk?
- Um, down the hallway in the guest bathroom.
- Ain't you supposed to be at a halfway house or something?
- Baby.
- I did my time.
I won't be here long, it's just for tonight.
- Man, I'm fairly understanding.
You can stay long as you want.
- [Tami] We don't know him.
He could be a psycho killer
trying to use a saw to slice somebody's throat
for all we know.
- Hey, that's Keith.
He harmless.
He wouldn't do that.
- If you want me gone, just say the word.
- All right, let me show you where the guest room's at.
- I just want to apologize for earlier.
- You did that already.
- Yeah, but the conversation went so wrong.
- Everything that was said was said.
- How long you and Silk been together?
- Two years.
A woman ain't gonna wait on you forever.
- I understand.
And you deserve to be with somebody
that's gonna treat you right and appreciate you.
- (sighs) What do you want, Keith?
- I want you to help me find out who tipped off the Feds.
(unsettling music)
(gentle music)
- You know, some studies say
that phones can cause cancer, you know?
Why do you always do that?
- Smells good, baby.
- Why do you take your phone with you everywhere?
You take it with you to the kitchen
when you go fix a glass of water,
and you face it down.
- Uh, hey, you know what?
Uh, I gotta go to work.
One of my folk in jerseys had an overseer be hurting.
I gotta go.
- Are you listening to me?
- Mm-mm, not really.
- Are we even gonna finish what we started?
You know, that head was bomb,
but, you know, I do want some dick.
- Look, I know it's been a while
since I laid the fight down, all right?
But, trust me, when I hit you with it tomorrow,
it's gonna be well worth your time.
Bye-bye, gotta go.
- What?
Are you gonna take your food with you?
- [Jazper] Wrap it up for me, babe. I ain't gonna be long.
Bye.
(Zaria sighs)
(door knocking)
(door banging)
- Keith, what the hell?
- You even look more beautiful in person.
You know those letters you wrote me,
they really kept me going through.
- If you got all those letters, and that last letter,
you would have seen that I said specifically
everything that happened that night was all wrong.
- What night?
Better yet, what day?
It ain't like we had a one night stand.
You know you the only woman that I've ever loved.
I told you you was my soulmate.
- No.
No, we are not.
(sighs) I'm not in love with you, okay?
I'm glad you a free man and all,
but we cannot be together.
(Keith sniffing)
- What's that I smell?
You cook?
Now you know I ain't had a home-cooked meal.
I know you can spare a plate.
(eerie music)
- Okay.
Hold on a second.
- You go get that shit.
- Here.
Now you should just forget about me and move on.
- You know a woman that can cook deserves the world.
Hey, I looked all over for your store.
Couldn't find it.
- I never opened it.
I couldn't find a space affordable enough for rent.
- Hm.
I thought you'd have been a boss thug by now.
- Everybody can't take risks these days.
- I tell you what, you're worth the risk to me.
(door creaking)
- You had me bring you over here for a plate?
- Just drive.
- You do know-
- Shut the fuck up and drive.
That's your problem.
You talk too fucking much.
- Once again you don't appreciate my help
when I'm trying to take you right to the person
who incarcerated you.
- Who, Jazper?
Man, get the fuck out of here.
You talking about Zaria?
You don't know what you're talking about.
- She played you like a fiddle.
- Why would she do that?
She, she...
- Played you like a fiddle.
- Nah, she gonna have to tell me herself.
- She's not gonna confess.
- I can make her talk.
- And go back to jail?
I bet the Feds are watching you right now.
Just let it go.
Let the past be the past.
Just let her go.
And just move on.
(Keith sighs)
(ominous music)
* Don't stop, don't stop, don't stop
* Don't stop, don't stop from the last one
(vibrator buzzing) (Zaria moaning)
- You're worth the risk to me.
(Zaria moaning)
- Ooh.
Boy, that food touched my soul.
- Mm, I'm glad you liked it, baby.
- I needed it too, especially after Zaria's...
Oh, that nasty ass food.
- [Cherish] I hope you're ready for dessert.
- I'm not in the mood tonight, all right?
I got a lot on my mind.
- It's all good, baby.
(Jazper sighs)
(gentle music)
* I'll give you a good vibration
* Ooh
(sensual music)
(Zaria moaning)
- (chuckles) So, look, what time Jazper getting home?
We were supposed to meet a hour ago.
- What, am I boring you?
- Nah, I appreciate you keeping me company
until he get here.
What I don't understand is
what a beautiful woman like you doing home alone?
If you was my woman, I would never leave your side.
- (sighs) Jaz is different.
You know, he's struggling to keep a steady job,
so right now I'm kind of just letting him find himself.
- Find himself?
A man supposed to find himself before he find you.
(Zaria sighs)
- Look, I'm sorry Jaz hasn't come to see you yet,
but he said he was in traffic.
So maybe you can call him and reschedule.
- Or not.
I got too many people begging me to be silent partners.
- Your entrepreneur skills must be off the chain then, huh?
- I read a lot.
You know, I can do more than just look good, you feel me?
- (laughs) You so crazy.
- Seriously, I been wanting to open up a bar
for a long time now.
You know, just, um,
that nine to five ain't for me.
- You know, I love to see Black men working together,
being successful.
You know, it's what society needs.
- Yeah.
My granddad gave me a bar, you know?
He passed away.
He was the only family I had left in town.
- Nice.
Not the part about your grandfather, I'm sorry about that,
but to know that generational wealth is being passed down.
- Yeah.
He wasn't wealthy or nothing like that,
but he made sure I had the things that I need.
You know what?
Maybe I should take this as a sign
that Jazper isn't who I need to be doing business with.
- If that's how you feel.
- I feel a lot of things, Zaria.
Like every time I'm with you,
I get this uncontrollable feeling.
- Okay, time for you to go.
- You're right.
See you later.
- Okay.
- Zaria, wait.
(sensual music)
(Zaria moaning)
Mm, damn, this pussy good.
(dramatic music)
(Zaria moaning)
(sensual music) (Zaria moaning)
(doorbell ringing)
(door banging)
Zaria, open up.
I know you in there.
- Who the hell is that this late?
Do you have any idea what time it is?
- Did you call the FBI on me?
- What?
- You was the only person that knew everything about me.
- He's gonna kill me.
Look, why would I turn the man I love in?
- You don't love me.
- But I do.
I really do.
I've been trying not to,
but I can't help how I feel about you.
- Well, if you love me, then leave Jaz then.
- [Zaria] Think, Zaria. Think quick.
- Girl, I should kill your ass.
Come here.
(baseball bat clattering)
(sensual music)
- He got a wife.
That nigga forgetting what he stand for.
- I told you, we're soulmates.
You have lost your mind, bitch.
Why did you say that?
- I been waiting to hear her say those words forever.
So as much as I wanna hate her, I can't.
(sensual music continues)
(Zaria moaning)
(unsettling music)
- Oh shit, baby.
(door slams)
Nigga, you must got a death wish.
- Babe, come here and join us.
- Zaria, how...
How could you do this to me?
- What do you expect?
You out there fucking other broads,
and you got this fine ass woman at home?
- Yo, Zaria, how could you fucking do this to me?
- Because you could never be me, motherfucker.
(gun bangs)
- Shit, no.
No.
No!
(dramatic music)
No!
(Jazper panting)
Oh shit.
- [Cherish] What's wrong?
- I gotta go.
- Jaz.
(unsettling music)
- Baby.
Baby, hey.
Listen.
Sorry I been an asshole.
Will you forgive me?
- It's okay.
- I'm sorry I haven't been spending much time with you.
- It's okay.
I'm not trippin'.
- Promise me you ain't gonna leave me.
- Why would I leave you?
- Just...
Just promise me.
- Okay, I promise.
I promise to do whatever is best for me.
(dramatic music)
Okay, girl.
All right, bye.
- Who was you on the phone with?
- Tami.
She was just asking me about game night.
- You told her no, right?
It just supposed to be about me and you tonight.
- Oh shit.
Okay, let me call her back.
- [Tami] Hello?
- Thank you.
- Hi, Tami.
- Shit.
- Tami,
let me call you right back. - How the hell
did she know we was here?
Uh...
- Who's this?
- Uh, baby, this, this is my...
- Or I'll just have to tell that pretty little wife of yours
how much work you've really been putting in.
- [Jazper] You wouldn't.
- Try me, motherfucker.
Try me.
- Uh, boss.
Uh...
- I'm Cherish.
I'm his manager at the job.
How you doing?
- Why does that voice sound familiar?
Oh, you're the reason why my husband has been working
all the overtime, huh?
- By the looks of those threads,
he needs all the overtime he can get.
- Uh, we on the way to the movies.
We gotta go.
Bye-bye, ta-ta, cheerio.
- Okay, look, how you feeling?
You feeling all right?
I thought you were a little under the weather?
- Oh, uh, it was just a little stomach bug.
I'm good. I'll be all right.
- Stomach bug.
Okay, all right.
Well, hit me up, okay?
It was nice to meet you, Miss What's-Her-Face.
- [Jazper] Uh-uh.
Come, come.
What the hell just happened?
- What up, boss man? - What's up?
- Man, I got something to tell you.
- I hope it's some good news.
- A homeboy of mine got a cousin that's a cop.
- Damn, can we trust what this cousin of yours say?
- For sure.
He overheard a conversation between his cousin
and the FBI agent.
- Damn, I knew it.
- But he ain't give a name or nothing like that.
- She played you like a fiddle.
- That's all right.
I don't need a name.
I know who she is.
- Bet.
(ominous music)
- Could have been to the bar, two for one.
- Man, after what happened today,
Zaria ain't letting my ass out of the house.
- Man, you're lucky Tami wasn't there.
- Tami wasn't where?
- You know these two can't hold water.
They probably talking about earlier today
when we were at the park.
- Uh...
- I'm Cherish, his manager at his job.
How you doing?
- Come on, baby, you know I don't tell him everything.
- Whatever.
Anywho, we saw Jaz's manager today at the park.
She's trying to be all jealous,
acting all mad 'cause he didn't come to work.
- [Tami] Hm.
JC, what is she talking about?
- I'm out of here.
- JC.
My cousin ain't shit.
(upbeat music)
* It's heavy
* I don't know why they keep sleeping on me, man
* Let me wake 'em up
* Wake 'em up
* Flow sick, man, I been high
(door knocking)
* Hopeless what I use to be
* Now I'm moving packs of that potent
* Pressure, if love is a drug, I need extra
- [Keith] What's up, Jazper.
Silk here?
- Yeah.
How do you know that?
- [Keith] He mentioned something about a game night.
- Yeah, well, uh, we getting ready to wrap up.
I'll let Silk know you came by, huh?
- Keith, what the hell you doing here?
Come on up.
These drinks are the bomb, you need to try one.
- I see. You lead. - Come on.
* Ring the alarm
* Sirens go off but I'm calm
* My life resides in His palm
* Submit to my pops, respect for my mom
* Honor them both so my life will be long, huh
* Third time is the charm or the third strike
* Had to turn my back on the street life
* Tears coming down, both hands up
* Thinking about what life would be like, huh
* If I never changed, mind stayed the same
* Stayed playing games, uh, yeah
* End up in a cell, free but a slave, or inside a grave, uh
- Girl, don't sit on my drink. - You lying.
* Wasn't blood but we was still kin, dog
* Was alive but dead in my sin, dog
* I was heading down fast like an asteroid
- Girl, he believes it?
- Don't ask me.
I got liquor in my hand. I don't know.
- Oh my God.
Why'd I have to sleep with him again?
- Again?
What?
* Will come back around and bite you
- [Zaria] And he look good too.
- (laughs) Denzel Washington good or plain good?
I mean,
Denzel Washington "Training Day" good or "Man on Fire" good?
- Both.
- Bitch, you're fucked.
- Yeah. - Hey, Mike?
- Nigga, what's up? - What?
- [Jazper] Can you believe this motherfucker
gonna come up in my house like this, man?
- Well, whoever you were back then,
don't let this shit sit with you, man.
Fuck this shit, man.
You'll be all right.
- Shit. - Shit, it's your career.
- We cares, nigga. - Shit.
- What, is he looking at Zaria, bro?
(stern music)
(water swishing)
- [Tami] How's it going?
- Horrible.
Keith wants me to get a divorce from JC.
He's still staring at me.
This shit is fucking awkward.
- You need to tell him so he can leave you alone.
Thinking about ending your marriage?
- No.
I don't know.
I'm just tired of Jaz always cheating on me.
But I don't know if I wanna start with love again.
- You don't know?
Do you love him or JC?
(Zaria sighs)
(ominous music)
(stairs creaking)
(Jazper grunting)
- Right here. - Fuck, mind your head.
(ominous music)
- Hey.
- I'm about to go home. - Okay.
- Goodnight. - Goodnight, boo.
(Zaria sighs)
- You gonna keep me at a distance?
- Go home.
You're drunk.
- What are you afraid of?
- Nothing.
My head feels funny.
- Zaria, you all right?
- Man, she said her head hurt.
- [Tami] (clears throat) Babe, can you give me the keys?
- Hey, go ahead and go, man.
I got her.
Here, take this.
(stern music)
- He should be here.
Sorry, my ass.
The fuck is this?
(suspenseful music)
(suspenseful music continues)
You know, you're not in prison anymore.
Out here we use cellphones to communicate,
not no handwritten notes.
- 50,000.
- What?
- 50,000 and your wife ain't gotta see this.
I'll find out how much overtime
you been putting in overnight.
- So you're really gonna sit here
and try to blackmail me and walk on the same streets as me?
Nigga, you know who I am?
- Do you know who I am?
Yeah, Zaria would be heartbroken.
She probably gonna divorce your ass.
- All right, all right, fine.
- Smart man.
- But I can't pay it all at once though.
Zaria might get a little suspicious.
- Fine, man.
Pay me half today and pay me the rest in two days.
- Nigga, I ain't got that kind of money laying around.
What's wrong with you?
- Ask your bitch.
I'm sure she got it.
Hey, I'll let you know the location and the time.
(wind rustling)
(children shouting)
(wind rustling)
- Nigga, don't fucking move. - Oh shit, hey.
- Look, look, look, look. - Bro, what the hell is that?
- Bro, what you- - Hey, hey, hold up, hold up.
Hold up, look here.
Hey, if it's money y'all want, y'all can get it, but-
- Hey, give me that. - Wait!
(men grunting)
- [Teen] That's for not giving me this shit.
(Jazper groaning)
(stern music)
(door banging)
- [Keith] What's up, nigga?
Damn.
Somebody fucked you off.
- I'm up here getting robbed
because you're up in here chillin'.
- What's wrong with you?
- Why you didn't meet me?
- [Keith] I told you six.
- Nigga, you said four.
- You calling me a liar?
- They took the money, bro.
- [Keith] Who?
- I don't know.
Two motherfuckers that came up on me.
I thought they was you.
- Oh well, man, that's how it is out here.
Got to be more careful.
Motherfuckers trying to come up.
I guess you can't keep your end of the bargain.
Oh well.
I can't keep mine.
- Hold up, bro.
Look, just give me more time.
I know I can get it.
- I'ma give your ass 24 hours.
That's all you got.
And since I gotta wait on your ass,
you need to bring me all that money.
- Why the fuck are you doing this to me, bro?
- Ain't nothing personal.
This is business.
- Fuck you and your business too.
- [Zaria] I have never seen this account in my life.
And why would I transfer so much money?
(stern music)
It says this account belongs to Keith Wallace.
(phone ringing)
Somebody transferred money from my account to yours,
and it sure in hell wasn't me.
- [Keith] You're not making any sense.
How in the world would I be able to do that?
- [Zaria] I need you to go and never come back here.
(door knocking)
- Sup, y'all. - What's up?
We something for you, right?
- We got some free right there.
- Or we'd be dead, nigga. - Yeah, that's all, bro.
Niggas don't need a car. - What can we tell you?
- [Keith] Nah, but you ain't got to beat his ass.
He got money. - Okay.
- But look, I got another job for y'all.
I'ma hit y'all up on that, aight?
- Yeah.
- [Keith] I'ma get with y'all on that lighter.
- Okay. - Hey, good looking out.
- Let me know, bro. - For sure.
- Next time we get the pistol out on anybody,
let me know, bro. - I will.
(traffic humming)
- What the fuck?
Hell no.
Hell.
(ominous music)
Hey.
What's all my shit doing outside for?
- Because I refuse to stay in this house
with your lying, cheating ass.
- Babe, where is all this coming from?
What you mean, cheating?
Ain't nobody cheating on you.
- What?
You must think I'm stupid.
You thought it wouldn't all get back to me?
- What are you talking about?
- Yeah.
You're a liar, you're a cheater, and I'm done.
- Well, let's not start pointing fingers here.
You just as much of a cheater as I am.
- Bullshit.
Ain't nobody been between these legs but you.
- Keith has.
Go on, lie. Say it's not true.
Good putting on this good girl persona.
But I saw you that day.
- What?
- You heard me.
I saw you up in that room, in your bed,
boning that motherfucker in my house.
My house!
So yeah.
Yeah, you can't blame me for cheating,
but you're the reason why I cheated in the first place.
- Me?
- Yeah, you.
Yeah, you.
All right, I couldn't even stand the thought of watching you
or touching you after seeing that bullshit,
let alone make love to you.
How the hell am I going to make love to my wife
knowing another nigga been doing it?
- Jaz.
- No, don't.
Don't you touch me.
See, there's women just like you
that wanna play the victim,
when you out here sucking a fucking man
you ain't supposed to.
- It was a mistake.
- Look, listen, whatever.
Whatever, look,
I need some time to think.
And maybe,
maybe you need some space too.
- Jaz.
Jaz, wait!
He didn't mean nothing to me!
(stern music)
- Jaz, are you here, babe?
Well, you just gotta text.
- No, he ain't here. - What the fuck?
Who is you? - A mutual friend.
- Get the fuck out of here! - Tell me where he is.
- [Cherish] Get the fuck up out of here, nigga!
- [Teen] Bro, what the fuck?
You ain't supposed to kill her, fool.
- I ain't do shit, nigga.
She hit her head.
- Bro, let's get out of here.
(stern music)
(heartbeat pounding)
- No!
(sirens wailing)
(stern music)
(phone chiming)
- Hello?
Who?
What?
Babe, Jazper's been arrested.
- Who?
- Jazper.
We gotta go.
- What the fuck?
(dramatic music)
- [Reporter] Police have arrested a man
for first-degree murder.
The woman is said to be his former employer.
More to come at nine.
(dramatic music)
(ominous music)
- [Zaria] I'm coming!
(door banging)
- You think you can get rid of me, huh?
You selfish bitch.
I gave you my heart.
You said you needed time to yourself,
but every day I see Jazper leaving here
and you running up behind him, smiling and shit.
You never loved me, did you?
- Look, I swear,
I love you.
I'm just not in love with you.
I love Jaz.
- Every time I give my heart to a woman, she gonna leave me.
But not this time.
Wouldn't it be ironic to die the same day you was born?
(birds chirping)
- Well, she probably just running some errands.
Just give her a few minutes.
All right.
- Only a weak man would kill a woman.
- Weak?
Jazper cheating on you all the time
and all you do is take him back.
Tami told me what you did.
You got a heavy price to pay.
Fuck!
Goddamn.
(baseball bat thwacking)
(Zaria sobbing)
(baseball bat clattering)
(Zaria panting)
- I'm here now.
I'll let you know what's going on when I get inside.
Okay.
I see her car.
Why is she not answering?
(door creaking)
Zaria?
Sweetie, are you okay?
(unsettling music)
(unsettling music continues)
- I'm glad that they dropped the charge against you
and you got your job back.
- Yeah, me too.
I just hate what they did to Cherish, man.
At least they found the dudes that did it though.
- Isn't that crazy how that whole thing worked out?
- Man, they ain't gonna snitch on him.
He done put money on their books and everything.
He even gave me my money back and apologized.
- Can I get you two anything else?
- Speaking of Keith, have you seen him?
- No, I haven't,
but he did say he had to run some errands today.
- You knew her and he get it on twice the other day
and ditched his boss.
I guess he's doing pretty good for himself.
- Oh shit, bro, we gotta get to the house.
Come on.
(ominous music)
- What happened?
Are you okay?
- [Zaria] (gasps) What are you doing?
- I was the one he was supposed to be with.
You messed it up.
- [Zaria] You?
- I did everything he asked of me
and it still wasn't good enough.
- [Zaria] What?
- I told him you tipped off the Feds
and it didn't even phase him.
He kept coming back to you.
- [Zaria] You told Keith what I did?
- Don't move, bitch.
You don't deserve my cousin.
You don't deserve anyone.
- [Zaria] I trusted you.
I thought we were friends.
- (laughs) Why would I wanna be friends
with the woman who took my man?
Keith was mine.
So you know what I did?
I sent him to prison
so that he wouldn't want any other woman.
To teach him a lesson to love me.
And nothing ever measured up to his standards.
Nothing I did.
- What?
All this time I knew you were full of shit.
- Babe- - No, don't.
- I'm so sorry, T.
I didn't know.
You were the one that had the abortion?
- T,
is this true?
How could you do this?
We're supposed to be a family.
Have you lost your mind?
- None of that matters now.
You ruined everything.
Now I'm gonna do something I should've done a long time ago.
- FBI.
Freeze!
- Put it down.
Put it down.
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
- All right.
Thank goodness I kept tabs on her.
I knew you was up to something.
- Thank you so much.
- Let's go.
- Hey, hey, hey, babe, you okay?
Come on.
Come on, I got you.
You all right?
It's all right, it's all right.
- [Zaria] Take it from me.
When a man has feelings for you, believe him.
Because those feelings can be very, very dangerous.
- [Jazper] Hey, my Grille shit ready?
- Yeah, food will be ready in a minute.
- [Jazper] All right, cool.
- And we'll have somebody cater the food.
Something simple, not too hard, you know.
- Whatever you want. - Okay.
- Okay, Keith?
No highlights for me?
- Man, I don't have nothing to say to you.
- Look, man, I just want to apologize.
You're a pretty good dude and you deserve to be happy.
How about we wipe the slate clean, huh?
No hard feelings?
- No hard feelings.
- Sorry about interrupting y'all and, uh,
congratulations.
- Thank you.
- You know I can't wait
to make you the happiest woman in the world.
- I already am.
(couple chuckling)
- [Mike] Y'all ready to order?
- Yeah, I'm still looking.
Give me a second.
- [Mike] All right, cool.
- This lamb looks very good.
I think I'ma try the lamb.
- So what do you have in mind?
- Hm.
- Are y'all two lovebirds gonna make googly eyes all day
or are y'all gonna do some goddamn work?
(couple chuckling)
- You do know I own the place, right?
- Yeah, motherfucker, but I run this shit.
(couple laughing)
* Dangerous ground, dangerous ground
* We standing on some dangerous ground
* We standing on some dangerous ground, yeah
* We living on some dangerous ground
* We living on some dangerous ground, yeah
* We walking on some dangerous ground
* We walking on some dangerous ground, yeah
* We walking on some dangerous ground
* We walking on some dangerous ground, yeah, yeah
* You better watch where you walk
* These are dangerous grounds
* At least that's the talk around town
* And it's about to go down
* Everybody out here trying to wear the crown
* There's a couple got a chance, but most of 'em clowns
* Then they try to get me yapping, pound
* I wish they ass all would drown
* Quit and stop making a sound
* The game is saturated bad by the overrated
* Real shit get denied, not even appreciated
* Uh-uh
* These are gang steps and I ain't trying to knock that
* 'Cause that's hip-hop
* But imposters, y'all need to stop that
* Stop it
* Imitation is the greatest form of flattery
* I studied the best so I don't care if people mad at me
* Who is bad as me
* Well, if you ask me
* Who
* I'm on a different level than these MCs
* This beat was meant for me
* Kit gave me the keys
* I guarantee I don't get it like a bad disease
* Ay, yo, yo
* We on some dangerous grounds
* Man, you know we on some dangerous grounds
* New York and LA, hey
* We on some dangerous grounds
* Yeah, you know we on some dangerous grounds
* STL or Chi-Town
* On some dangerous grounds
* Man, you know we on some dangerous grounds
* New Orleans, not me
* On some dangerous grounds
* Yeah, you know we on some dangerous grounds
* Ay, yo, for real, homie
* It was all bad just a week ago
* A week before that, the shit was still terrible
* If you watch Channel 4, they'll let you know, oh
* Exactly what goes on in the