>> You still wanna get married?
>> I plan on having at least a
five-year engagement.
Do you know how bad I am?
I've been having unprotected sex
with Donna!
>> Oh!
>> [laughing]
>> I just want your support in
me trying to do what I wanna do.
>> I just--I don't know, man.
>> If Puma can't help me out
with Tamia, the marriage won't
last forever.
>> Dutchess, will you marry me?
>> Yes.
>> Bonjour, mother [bleep]!
>> I don't think Ceaser should
be with Dutchess.
It'll be Dutchess Ink all over
again.
>> And the party is starting
now!
>> Where the [bleep]
is all the [bleep] damn people?
I'm just sayin' he has no
friends.
[bleep]
[laughing]
This is lemon pepper?
Oh, yes, [bleep] got money.
You know what I mean?
When you got different flavors
of chicken.
[laughs]
>> I hear you talkin' [bleep]!
Get the [bleep] out!
>> ♪
>> I'll be [unintelligible]
>> [unintelligible]
>> [bleep]
>> Oh no!
>> ♪
>> ♪ Sunshine, summertime
♪ Just me and my baby
♪ I'll make you feel good
♪ Good, good
>> Where are you coming from, a
boat?
>> It's called a yacht.
>> Where are you comin' from?
>> You know I'm bustin' some
moves, doin' a few things, you
know.
It's a nice day out.
>> I don't like this.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> [door alarm buzzes]
>> What up, y'all?
>> Hi guys!
>> Yo, what up, Ceas?
I'm like--
>> Hugs for everyone!
>> How you doin'?
>> Hugs!
>> No, but we're not givin'
him--we're not giving [bleep]
that many hugs.
>> Come on, hug!
>> Dutchess and Ceaser look way
way too tickled right now.
This is the first time I seen
him actually walk in the shop
this happy.
>> This man, was he here
yesterday?
>> I wasn't here.
>> Do he know what happened?
>> What happened?
>> I'mma--I'mma--
I'mma do the reenactment.
So Puma's over here, "Yeah,
"Ceaser done changed.
"I can't stand him.
"Does he hang out with you?
"See, he don't have no time for
us."
So I simply say, "You know what,
Puma, leave."
The mother [bleep]
walks over here where he got
lemon chicken pepper wing
in his mouth--
>> It was lemon--it was--
>> Lemon pepper.
So Puma takes a bite of the
chicken first, extends his arm
just like this--
as it's fully extended--I'm
like, "No, you're not gonna drop
"that chicken.
"You're not gonna do what I
think you gonna do!"
Drops the chicken...
and then look
at me like this.
>> Yo, Ceaser, you pussy.
>> No!
Oh!
>> [laughing]
>> Uh-uh!
Uh-uh!
>> [unintelligible]
>> O-o-oh!
>> You don't go disrespectin'
somebody's house and you don't
go disrespectin' somebody's
food.
>> After that chicken wing hit
the floor, he got put into a
chicken wing.
>> He hit the floor the same
time the chicken wing hit the
floor.
>> One of them MMA joints.
>> Yeah?
>> One of them.
Ah!
>> You put the paws on 'im?
>> You had to do what was right.
>> And I did somethin' else,
too.
>> Oh, yeah.
Thus bring out the good news.
>> I was kinda upset last night.
>> Puma talked so much about
bein' a boss.
>> Anyhow, you know I was just,
you know what I mean, google
searchin' it, and I came
across--
>> Some public information.
>> I'm not gonna read it myself,
and I'm not gonna trust you to
read it because, um, we know how
you are.
Um, Donna?
>> I know how to read mother
[bleep]!
>> Yeah, okay.
Okay, let's go.
>> My spellin' ain't that great.
>> Oh, wow!
"The owner of Ink 124 is listed
as Joe L. Brick."
>> You know who Brick is, right?
That's Med.
>> Med?
>> That's Med.
>> Wow!
>> This piece of paper tells us
that Puma is not even the owner.
The owner of Ink 124 is actually
Med, the owner of Tuff City, a
landmark tattoo shop in the
Bronx.
Puma's runnin' around like a
little bitch talkin' about he's
a boss, when he's still a
[bleep] employee.
Before Puma came and worked for
me in Black Ink, he used to work
for Med, you know, cleanin'
toilet, scrapin' [bleep]
gum off the floor, basically,
Med's bitch.
And now look, years later, he's
still Med's bitch.
The only thing he owns is the
damn scrub brush to clean the
damn toilet with.
>> Now his cards is out, and now
the game is over, [bleep].
We need you to go to the [bleep]
kiddie table.
This is where the big boys play.
>> You know people wanna try and
seem successful.
>> He tried to fry me crazy.
Now you will crash and burn, and
I will sit back with my [bleep]
lit off of your [bleep]
flames and laugh.
>> [laughing]
>> This bitch is crazy, like.
[laughs]
>> I feel bad, though.
>> For what?
>> Yeah, Puma's still my friend,
man.
I'm a little bit shocked that
Puma's not the owner of Ink 124,
but I can't fault 'im for that.
The code of the streets is fake
it till you make it.
That's--that's the--
that's the way it works.
>> Just let him be your friend,
but don't believe everything
this [bleep] say.
>> I don't know what I'm gonna
do with this little bit of
information that I have, but I
can guarantee you Puma is going
to regret ever droppin' any
lemon pepper chicken in Black
Ink.
And, uh, y'all get back to work
'cause I'm happy today.
>> Well, today's actually my day
off.
I'm about to go, uh--
>> Where you goin'?
>> In Central Park.
>> Central Park?
>> Yeah!
They all wonderful in Central
Park.
You don't even know your own
city.
You need to take in some of the
sights.
Central Park's pretty awesome.
>> You need to take that booger
out your nose.
>> Don't flick it on the floor.
You're gonna get tackled.
>> [laughing]
>> The only reason I won't touch
you, I don't want no booger
hands on me.
>> [laughing]
>> All right.
Back to work.
>> [door alarm buzzes]
>> Hi.
>> Hey.
>> How are you?
>> I've got a appointment with
Ceaser.
>> Oh, I like all of this.
>> Thank you.
>> Tia Mone is here today
gettin' tattooed by Ceaser.
She's in a couple videos, a
couple magazines.
She got a lot of followers on
Instagram.
She's poppin'.
>> So what you gettin' today?
>> I wanna start on my sleeve.
It's gonna be, like, a girl that
shows like an empty soul.
>> So Tia Mone is gettin' a
pinup girl but certain kinda on
the flipside, because it's
beautiful with a little gothic
feel to it, blood drippin', real
empty in the eyes like a dead,
bloody zombie type of thing.
Stand straight.
Maybe not do the model pose.
>> I ain't no model pose.
[laughs]
What?
This [bleep] is gonna hurt when
they get in here.
>> Why you hittin' on woman
who's, like, dead in the eyes?
>> Like [laughs]
people assume what they see on
the outside is the way someone
lives in--in the inside
and that's not true.
It's how people perceive me.
They see this beautiful girl
that she lives this life, but
deep down inside it's a lot more
goin' on than what you see.
>> On the streets, image is
everything, from the clothes you
wear, to the cars you drive, to
the nicknames you call yourself.
But guess what?
Sometimes it's just a image.
Puma plays like his life is
perfect, but that's not the
reality of things.
He's a [bleep] chump.
>> ♪
>> I'm not perfect, but I fess
up to my [bleep].
You can't go around Harlem
frontin' like somethin' that
you're not.
If you're an employee, stay in
the employee's lane.
If you're a boss, then you stay
in the boss' lane.
>> ♪ You lame
♪ Can't play this game
♪ Step up to the plate
♪ You say you a baller
♪ You lame
♪ Can't play this game
♪ Step up
♪ I'm fed up
♪ So what's the definition
♪ Sick and tired
♪ Of the opposition's
♪ Repetition
>> I'm true to myself.
I do what I want, and I'll love
whoever I want.
And I don't give a [bleep]
who cares.
That's how I live my life.
Hey, go check it out.
>> Oh, okay.
I'm so excited I got my sleeve!
This is so dope.
I love it.
>> ♪
>> Okay.
Look at the Nashville count.
>> Yes.
>> Hey, fellas, how's it goin'?
>> Sit down over there, man.
>> I'm here at my bail bondsman
for my weekly check-ins.
I mean, I'm a little bit late,
but at least I'm here.
>> Where the [bleep]
have you been, Dick?
>> The train rides out here, it
be--it be horrible.
I had to wind up pissin'
in between two train cars.
Because I got stuck under the
train for an hour and a half.
And people are there tryin' to
take pictures of my [bleep].
That was one of the reasons why
I was late.
>> Oh!
>> You want me to believe that?
What are you stupid?
>> [laughing]
>> Or you think we're stupid?
Which one is it?
>> I'm just--I'm just tellin'
you what happened.
>> Are you high again?
>> No!
>> You sure?
>> Positive.
>> Let's try this again.
Are you dirty today?
>> Oh, I'm surely not dirty.
>> Let's find out.
>> ♪
>> Part of the agreement that I
had after being arrested with a
controlled substance is that I
have to do weekly drug tests
whenever I come to see my bail
bondsman.
If I fail, I'm gonna be gettin'
my ass sent to jail.
>> Dip this in.
>> So this is right.
You gotta tell me what--tell
me what the results are.
Well, why don't we do this?
You tell me what the results
are.
>> ♪
>> Just tell him the truth.
>> It's really hard.
>> I don't want you hangin' out
with Puma no more.
>> You cannot tell me what to
do.
>> Hey, you my [bleep] cousin!
I can tell you what to do!
>> Hey guys.
>> What up, man?
>> What's up?
>> [unintelligible] around.
>> Mother [bleep],
you just threw chicken wings all
on his [bleep] floors!
You really must have, like, a
death wish on you or something.
>> Where is Ceaser?
>> So this is right.
You gotta tell me what the--tell
me what the results are.
Well, why don't we do this?
You tell me what the results
are.
>> ♪
>> It says that I'm positive.
>> ♪
>> Uh!
>> So do you wanna change your
story now?
Maybe tell the truth now?
>> Just tell him the [bleep]
truth.
>> It's really hard.
>> You're going to the big
[bleep].
You're going to one of the
worst jails out there.
Cuff 'em up.
So him be locked up with a bunch
of gangsters and murderers and
[bleep].
You're gonna go to Rikers Island
now.
>> ♪
>> MAN: Oh [bleep].
Yeah, I got peanut butter.
>> Yeah!
>> And jelly!
>> [laughing]
What's one without the other.
>> Bet you ain't go not bread,
though.
>> I'm at Ink 124 just to figure
out what Puma's state of mind is
at after the other night.
Kinda feel bad for him.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is good.
What up, though, man?
>> I'm not sayin' [bleep], man.
>> [bleep] the other night?
>> Yeah.
I hate when people grab me up.
I don't like that [bleep].
If I'm gonna get beat up, I'm
gonna get beat up, but let me
get beat up on my own.
I'm still kinda hot from the
chaos that happened at the
re-grand opening of Black Ink.
Everybody was like, "Well, why
did you drop the chicken?"
Because the mother [bleep]
told me to get the [bleep] out.
>> Now that was some funny
[bleep].
>> I was really enjoyin' the
chicken at the time.
I was like, "Wow, they got lemon
pepper."
>> [laughing]
>> I didn't know what was gonna
happen when I dropped the
chicken wing.
He shoulda came outside.
Ceaser coulda beat me up if he
woulda came outside, but at
least I would've been able to
get mine.
We used to be all together every
day.
>> Every single day.
>> Like me, you, Walter, [bleep]
and Ceaser.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Ceaser was my best friend.
We used to laugh and joke
around, but now, I really don't
like him.
It's just crazy how you can't
just click with the one person
you used to have these same
dreams with.
>> Certain people forget certain
[bleep], man.
When, like, Black Ink reversed
and you wasn't in charge of
Black Ink no more, and I was
pickin' up the phone calls and
doin' all that [bleep],
you know I made $20 a day?
So my whole thing is like if I'm
makin' this little, short $20 to
make sure I get me a sandwich at
night, you know what I'm sayin'?
But we workin' towards
somethin', cool!
It'll get better.
But now that Black Ink is doin'
well, but it's like now you have
this mentality that you did
everything on your own.
Once he got back with Dutchess
that's when the [bleep]
started.
Ceas ain't do this by his self.
Ceas isn't the reason why Black
Ink is so successful.
We all did it together.
>> Ceas is never wrong, and
that's the [bleep] with him.
It always has to be Ceas' way
'cause "I'm the boss."
But my man, you're not the boss
of me--
>> Certified.
>> --and you're not the boss
of Ink 124.
You're not the boss of anybody,
so I don't really have to really
abide by what the [bleep]
he says.
I feel like Ceas' animosity,
it's not about no chicken wing.
He hasn't come to terms with me
just bein' my own boss.
You see how these clouds go by
you?
>> [laughs]
Here goes Puma.
>> You will not remember that
one cloud that you see that just
go by.
That's what he is now.
He's just a cloud that goes by.
>> ♪
>> Hello.
>> Norm called Anya and told her
just come here.
She's just gonna be extremely
disappointed.
>> You got cuffs on?
What's goin' on?
>> ♪
>> Are you gonna tell her or am
I gonna tell her?
Tell her what's really goin' on
here, dude.
Well, besides, uh, Mr. [bleep]
there not giving a [bleep]
about anything but himself, he
failed a drug test just today.
The last time he was in here, he
came in here with some fun stuff
that he shouldn't've had on him.
We had to call the Popo.
>> Do you have anything on you?
Any drugs?
>> What are you talkin' about?
That's some bull [bleep].
>> Are you serious, dude?
She didn't know about this?
>> Nah, he won't tell me.
Why would he tell me?
>> Why wouldn't you tell your
wife-to-be?
>> She just didn't know that I
had it in my pocket when I got
arrested.
>> You don't trust your
wife-to-be?
Then why the [bleep]
did you ask her to marry you?
Do you really have a
relationship with her or is it
just a game?
>> No, she really has a
relationship.
>> Really?
How can you say a relationship
when you're hiding all this
[bleep] from her?
Do you understand that you got a
pocketful of whatever?
You're walkin' down the street
with her and the baby and the
cops stops ya.
You all go to jail.
>> Forget that!
If anyone even makes a phone
call, they're gonna come in my
house, and then I have to deal
with--
>> And take your baby.
>> I told you about this when I
was pregnant, like, that's not
my life.
I'm telling you now this is it.
You gotta take responsibility.
Your life is goin' down this
road because of your choices.
It's not because it's a [bleep]
life that you have.
Your life is decent.
Why would you disappoint me like
this?
You know I love you.
That's the only reason I'm still
here.
It's not about patience,
understandin', it's love.
>> It hurts me to see her go
through this pain.
I mean, like, I'm supposed to
love this woman.
Like I really do, but I don't
know.
It was just the--that selfish
childish behavior.
>> This is what we are gonna do.
I've had enough of your [bleep].
You have two [bleep] options.
First option: I take your stupid
ass over to Rikers Island
which--when we're done with ya.
>> ♪
>> Or two: You go check your ass
into rehab.
So which option do you want?
>> ♪
>> I'll go with option number
two.
Just when I think I have no more
hope and I'm tryin' to mentally
prepare myself being sent to
Rikers, they was like my
prayer's comin' true.
Because I realize that I really
do need help.
Take me to rehab.
Take me right now.
>> This is your last chance at
help.
>> ♪
>> Ah!
>> What's up, yo?
What's you been up to?
>> Just tryin' to take over the
world.
[bleep] you been up to?
>> Tryin' to stay busy.
>> So ever since I got back from
Paris, Ted's been actin' kinda
weird.
Not comin' around the shop.
And then word on the streets is,
uh, he's a regular at Ink 124.
I ain't gonna tell you no lie,
B.
I don't like the situation
between you and Puma.
That [bleep]
is a conniving [bleep].
I thought it was, like, in the
Ten Commandments that your
cousin was never supposed to
hang out with the enemy.
I ain't talkin' to you about
certain [bleep]
'cause I don't know if you gonna
go back and tell this [bleep].
>> See, that's where our
relationship is gettin' crushed.
'Cause at the same time, I could
second-guess
what you be doin' with [bleep].
>> Dutchess?
I know when they over her.
I honestly never been this
mother [bleep]
friend before this, yo!
I don't want you hangin' out
with Puma no more.
>> You can't tell me who to hang
out with, though.
>> You my [bleep] cousin.
You supposed to be at--not
Ink 124 doin' God knows the
[bleep] you doin' a little dirty
[bleep].
>> You cannot tell me what to do
or who to hang out with.
>> Yeah, you my [bleep] cousin!
I can tell you what to do!
>> Ceaser, I don't know what the
[bleep] is goin' on through
that peanut head of yours, but
you buggin' the [bleep]
out if you think you could tell
me what to do because we're
family.
>> Yeah, your loyalty's
[bleep] up right now.
I don't know where that--
>> Loyalty?
You got some [bleep]
nerve to be talkin' about some
loyalty.
I might as well have it [bleep]
tattooed on my forehead.
You're one of the people that
know me best.
Me hangin' around Puma shouldn't
strike nothin' in your mind.
If it does, it makes me question
you.
>> You don't understand, B.
>> Now you gonna jump out the
car like a little bitch?
>> ♪
>> Today I got this photo shoot.
This is kind of a big deal.
>> Turn your arm and your face a
little bit sideways at an angle.
>> Did you know she was gonna be
directing the shoot?
>> I don't even know if me and
Anya are gonna even wind up
movin' in together anymore.
>> If I was [bleep]
I would be with me, too.
[laughs]
>> Ay.
>> Now what up, honey?
>> Nothin'.
Come on, fallback off my Fun
Dip.
>> Uh-huh.
>> Don't put it in your hand.
Don't do that.
>> Yesterday was horrible,
horrible, horrible.
>> What happened?
>> Somehow, um, I failed a
drug test.
>> Somehow you failed
a drug test.
>> I'm very scared--
>> Yeah.
>> --from what the future may
hold, because I am gonna
have to, like, go away for
a little bit.
I got to go to rehab.
So I'm still out on bond, and if
my ass doesn't make it to rehab
and complete it, my ass is gonna
be back in jail.
So right now I'm in a kinda
holding pattern waitin' for a
bed to be open in the rehab
center so I could begin my
treatment.
Until then I'm gonna just keep
my head down and try and keep
outta trouble.
>> That's really crazy.
So you about to be gone?
>> Yeah.
>> I hope you're not gone too
long.
>> I don't--I
don't even know if I'm be able
to stay in contact with anybody
while I'm there 'cause I think
they, like, take your phones and
all that [bleep].
>> It's sad to see him goin'
through that.
[bleep] and I have a intimate
relationship.
It's not just sexual.
What me and [bleep]
got goes deeper than that.
We got, like, a mental and
emotional, creative
relationship, so we gotta couple
stories to tell.
>> I'm tryin' to be real, like,
'cause I--I don't like--you
know I be cryin' and [bleep]
but I ain't tryin' to be cryin'
like.
You showed that you cared about
me more than [bleep]
that I've known for years.
>> 'Cause I do.
I'm telling you, like, I care
about you and your well-bein'.
>> Me and Donna just click.
I mean, we're both artists and
we understand each other.
It feels good to be able to have
a connection with somebody
because me and Anya, we're not
always on the same page.
I don't even know if me and Anya
are gonna even wind up movin'
in together anymore.
And yesterday made it 10 times
worse because she found out a
little bit of extra information.
She didn't know I had drugs in
my pocket.
>> I thought she already knew
though.
>> No, no.
>> [laughs] No.
>> [laughs] No, no.
She had no clue.
She was, you know, she was
pretty upset about that.
>> That's a--that's a--that's
another question--
>> That's a problem, yeah.
>> --though,
that you need to ask yourself.
Why didn't you tell Anya?
And you need to ask Anya that
question, too.
Like "Babe, why didn't I tell
"you that?
"What are you givin' off to me
"that I don't feel comfortable
telling you certain stuff?"
Like, you wanna marry her.
You want to spend the rest of
your life with her, but there
are certain things that you
don't feel comfortable
tellin' her.
>> Yeah, I know.
>> If you have no trust, you
have no relationship.
There's no reason to get
married.
And me and [bleep]
got communication and trust, so
good sex plus a good friendship
and communication is a good
relationship.
You do gotta stop bein' pussy.
[laughs]
>> A'right.
>> You really do.
Guess yes.
I have to meet Anya because
she's supposed to be, you know
what I'm sayin', your main
support system, and I don't know
where I fall at in that, but...
>> [laughs]
She said that she actually--
she says that she wants to talk
to you and stuff, but...
>> You're full of [bleep].
>> You're full of--
>> Full a [laughs]
>> [laughing]
>> More comfortable with me, he
doesn't talk to her, she's a
bitch, I'm cool.
Look at me and look at her.
If I was [bleep]
I would, you know, I would be
with me, too.
[laughs]
>> Yeah, hold it down for me.
You know I'm gonna miss you.
>> Love you.
>> ♪ All my New York Knicks
♪ In the house
♪ I'm fryin' like
♪ The Puerto Rican kick
♪ In the blouse
♪ Yeah
♪ Thicker than the frozen
♪ Milkshake goin' South
♪ Give me that real
♪ What they think is fair
>> Okay.
Ready?
>> [clasp snaps]
>> Your purse.
Come on.
>> Ee-ee.
>> It's daddy-daughter day.
Whoo!
Even though I have to work
today, I don't mind havin' Tamia
with me because Quani's gonna
be the stylist for one of
Sassy's photo shoots.
Ray-Bans on.
So I just want her to be able to
feel like she's doing something
and doing her part, too.
>> [crying]
>> It's okay.
Here, look.
>> [crying]
>> Tamia, Tamia, Tamia.
Did Mommy put some cookies in
here?
Let's hope Mommy put some
cookies in here for you.
Eh, of course, Mommy didn't put
no cookies in there for you.
No.
Hey man, could you stop at a
store real fast?
Nah, that's not a store, that's
a carwash.
>> ♪
>> Between me, you and Quani, at
least, like, we're all tryin' to
step out of like--
>> Transitionin'--
>> Yeah.
>> --into something more,
something new,
something what we actually
wanna do, you know.
>> Right.
>> I do a whole lot more than
just buzz doors, you know what I
mean?
So today I got this photo shoot
with Sassy, right?
You know, I mean, like, this is
kind of a big deal with me.
I'm really tryin' to step my
photography game up and all
that.
I went all out.
I hired a few friends, asked 'em
to really hold me down on this
one.
And I got a beautiful model!
>> I am your muse today!
>> Yes, you are!
Our main goal is to, like, get
these looks published.
>> ♪ Uh, yeah, uh, yeah
>> It's okay.
Quani has this.
>> ♪ Uh, yeah, uh, yeah, uh
>> How you feel?
>> I feel like a princess.
You like it?
>> I do.
You know I love capes, first of
all.
I'm so thankful to Walter for
giving me the opportunity to
work on this shoot and style
Sassy.
It's definitely what I've been
wanting to get back into.
I'm also just glad that Puma is
finally coming around and
helping me out when it comes to
Tamia and realizing that I
really just wanna work.
>> All right.
>> I wanna take you down here,
though, first.
Definitely try to take advantage
of the sun.
>> Um, I think we have the sun
for a few hours.
>> No, we have it, but I like it
the way it was shining bright.
>> Yeah.
>> ♪
>> Wait.
Turn your arm and your face a
little bit sideways at an angle,
yeah.
As soon as I get on set, I'm
just like in the zone, and I'm
having a good time.
I love the way it feels to just
be moving around doing what I
love.
Can we move this garbage?
I'm sorry.
>> The garbage is not in my
frame, Quani.
>> I know, but you--
>> I'm not gettin' it in my
frame at all.
>> --you don't wanna do
something like her maybe like
leaning?
>> Listen, Quani, I know you're
a little eager beaver and all of
that stuff, and you're tryin' to
get out of the house and spread
your wings and all that other
fly [bleep],
but, um, I'mma need you to just
drive slow just a little bit for
me.
Appreciate ya.
>> Wait, can I--you
want me to see what's happening
down this block right here
maybe?
>> Did you know she was gonna be
directing the shoot?
>> Who's that right there?
>> What are you doing here?
>> TAMIA: [crying]
>> Puma [bleep] up.
No babies on set.
>> Quani, you have to work,
Quani.
>> [crying]
>> ♪
>> Paul what's up, man?
>> What up, [unintelligible]?
>> Oh.
>> Yeah, I got a little--
>> You got--you got the little
one.
>> Yeah, man.
>> You got the little one.
>> I got the little one with me.
Daddy gotta get these dollars,
man, to keep baby's shoes on,
you know.
Gotta hustle.
>> So I'm workin' with Paul
today from Neff Headware, a
fashion line, and he's comin' to
me to work with something for
their brand.
Say hi to Paul.
>> How you doin'?
>> Say "hi Paul."
>> You look cute?
Oh, she's showin' me no love.
>> Say "hi."
>> Hi.
>> [fussing]
>> I got five?
All right.
I didn't expect you to bring
her, but--
>> Yeah.
>> --I'm glad I got to meet her.
>> Yeah.
>> Monday mornin'--
>> Monday morning.
>> --I'm gonna get you all the
assets--
>> Okay.
>> --that we shot from the photo
shoot we did.
>> [crying]
>> [laughs]
>> I gotta make sure I get you
some of our new stuff and
now that you--
>> [fussing]
>> Okay.
Maybe this was not a good idea,
but I'm still handling it.
I got this.
All right, you know what?
You got exactly what I need in
America.
Why not?
>> I wasn't sure if it was too
early.
I was gonna ask, but--
>> Aw, no, no, no, man.
It's all good.
>> Just makin' sure.
>> Here ya go.
Have fun.
Yes!
Thank you, Paul.
You just made this meeting 10
times easier.
>> Then I think you should
start off with InstaVideo.
>> Yeah.
No, no, no, no, no.
Sorry about that.
>> Oh, no.
She's a runner.
>> Yeah.
Dude, I'm just gonna walk
around--
>> [whining]
>> --'cause she likes to walk
around.
>> [whining]
>> Here, look, look.
>> Let's get--let's
get her some stuff.
>> [crying]
>> Really?
>> I brought your--I
brought your favorite in black.
>> A-w-w!
Ooh!
>> And then I have--have
a hoodie with it.
>> Okay, cool, cool.
Tamia, I love you, but you're
not comin' to no more meetings
with me until you're Willow
Smith's age.
That's it.
>> [crying]
>> Puh!
>> Oh, she's over it.
>> Yeah, she's over it.
>> I think she's over it.
>> ♪
>> Quani?
>> Yes.
>> We're tryin' to do her next
look after this.
We're gonna try to do this
somewhere by the water with
those other black boots--with
the other black shoes.
>> Okay.
>> Somethin' like that.
>> Okay.
I hear what you're sayin'.
>> With these.
>> I know it's daddy-daughter
day, man, but I'm currently the
breadwinner of the house, man,
and if I slow down, bills won't
get paid.
So I have to drop off
Tamia to her mother because
Daddy gotta go to work.
>> Who's that right there?
>> Oh, snap!
What are you doing here?
Why is Tamia here at this photo
shoot?
What is going on right now?
>> [crying]
>> QUANI: I can't work because
she's screaming!
I can't hear.
>> PUMA: Hey, hey, hey, hey.
It's your child, though.
>> I know!
That's what I'm sayin'.
I can't hear what you're saying
because she's screaming.
>> Man, I really do not
appreciate Puma comin' down here
tryin' to [bleep]
all on my dreams.
Like this is a professional
shoot.
This is not a place for any
child right now.
>> There's so many people
talking to me.
Then there's a crying baby.
Then I'm hungry.
>> I feel like Puma's trying to
ruin this opportunity for Quani
and I.
Puma [bleep] up.
No babies on set.
Not up in here.
>> [crying]
>> How many more looks do we
have?
>> WALT: Oh, this one and one
more.
>> [screaming]
>> This is not work for me!
Like, I came here to work not to
take care of my one-year-old
that I left at home.
This is so frustrating.
She's not supposed to be here.
This is totally against what we
agreed upon, and I'm definitely
torn right now.
I don't know if I should
continue to work or if I should
just go and bring my baby home.
>> [crying]
>> Quani, you have to work,
Quani.
Quani, you have to work, Quani.
>> [screaming]
>> This is so [bleep] stupid.
This is the stupidest idea ever
to bring a [bleep] one-year-old
down to this photo shoot.
I'm very [bleep]
frustrated right now.
My child should not be down here
right now.
She should've been at home.
Um, Walt?
I have to go back to Tamia.
I need to bring her home.
Don't look at me like that.
Please don't look at me like
that.
I didn't tell him to bring her
down here.
>> I mean, like, I totally get
it, but--
>> I can't do this.
>> --if this is what you wanna
do--
>> This is not what I wanna
professionally--
>> --then that's not something
that's gonna fly.
>> I'm sorry that I have to
leave early.
>> It really sucks that, you
know, Quani has to go, you know.
'Cause it seems like she really
has a knack for this whole
fashion thing.
She could really do her thing.
You know what I mean?
If she takes it seriously.
I-I'mma need Puma to really,
like, get his [bleep]
together and let her be.
>> Your daddy should've never
brought her down here.
>> I mean, regardless, like, I
can't stop my hustle.
So everybody's gonna have to get
back to work.
Put your, like, your hand on the
wall and like you're just
lookin' down.
>> ♪
>> [laughing]
>> So you're goin' to rehab?
>> Yeah.
>> [laughs]
I-I-I just can't take this
[bleep] seriously.
>> Nah, I mean, nah, I'm going
to rehab.
>> [bleep]
you ain't gonna make it.
>> ♪
>> [buzzing]
>> All right.
We're all done.
You want to see it in the
mirror?
>> Yes, sir [unintelligible].
>> A bed finally opened up at
the rehab facility.
I'll be goin' to check myself in
tomorrow, but today is gonna be
my last day at Black Ink for a
while.
So I'm just finishing up on a
few tattoos to collect
some money to give my kid.
>> [door alarm buzzes]
>> Yeah, man.
>> ♪ Puma-a-a-a, a-a-ah
>> Darkness.
>> Hey people.
>> That's how you feel?
>> You're a singer now?
♪ Ooh, ooh, yeah
>> [laughing]
>> ♪ Will-will
♪ Sky sing with me?
♪ Sing with me, Sky
>> ♪ I'm just so happy
♪ To see you-u-u
>> ♪ I'm just happy to see you
>> ♪ Ooh, yeah
>> ♪ Ooh, ooh, uh-uh
>> Come on, [unintelligible],
back me up.
>> [humming]
>> ♪ I'm just so happy
♪ To see you
>> Hey, hey.
>> ♪ Ooh, whoa, ooh, whoa-oa
>> Break it down, hey, hey.
>> ♪ Over here
♪ Can I have a hug?
>> ♪ Oh, ooh, o-o-oh
>> [unintelligible]
>> ♪ Bring it in, yeah
>> [laughing]
>> Yeah, we just--we
sing that [bleep]!
>> Music in my ear.
>> Hey guys.
>> What up, man?
>> Hey, bring it around.
>> Mother [bleep]
you just threw chicken wings on
all these [bleep] floors.
No, no [bleep] right now, Puma.
Like, you really must have like
a death wish on you or
something.
>> Where's--
>> --Ceaser?
>> Your guess is as good as
ours, bro.
>> [laughing]
>> You just better hope Ceaser
don't find out or even show up
right now 'cause you definitely
about to get thrown out again.
>> What's up with you, though,
uh, mother [bleep] RayRay?
>> Aw, mother [bleep],
RayRay got some [bleep]
with some [bleep]
on the top of it.
>> I've heard this story before,
but you know, lay it on me.
O [bleep] called me and ask me
to come to Black Ink 'cause he
has something extremely
important to tell me.
So I'm in Black Ink right now to
hear what the [bleep]
he has to say.
Maybe I won't get Jazzy Jeffed
out this time.
Uh!
>> So I went to go see, um,
Norm, my bail bondsman, and you
know that I had to take a drug
test and I didn't pass it.
>> ♪
>> So yeah, they'll just say
that you goin' to jail.
That's about--it
sounds like this close to
gettin' sent to Rikers, but long
story short--
>> Where?
>> --today's my last day
at Black Ink.
I'm going to rehab tomorrow.
>> Damn!
>> It's really [bleep]
up that Ceaser and Dutchess
isn't here, like, this is O
[bleep] last day
before he go to rehab.
>> So you're goin' to rehab?
>> Yeah.
>> [laughs] I-I-I
just can't take this [bleep]
seriously.
>> Nah, I mean, nah, I'm goin'
to rehab.
>> [bleep],
you ain't gonna make it.
>> ♪
>> I seen you jump over the gate
before.
The one thing I've seen through
the many years of me knowin' O
[bleep] is O [bleep]
getting in trouble, O [bleep]
tryin' to get outta trouble, and
O [bleep]
gettin' back in trouble.
>> You're supposed to be my
friend.
>> I--I am your friend.
No, no, I--I
am your friend and--and
an honest friend that I am, you
sometimes go left.
The chances of O [bleep]
showin' up to rehab is the
chances me and Ceaser are gonna
be huggin' it out any time
[bleep] damn soon.
Pretty [bleep] damn slim.
>> You sound like you wanna turn
a new leaf, and I like that.
That's what I like.
>> [unintelligible]
Sky, see, I've seen this before.
I just wanna see how long it
lasts.
>> Hopefully it will last
forever.
That's the--that's the goal.
>> [bleep]
is laughin' and jokin'.
We from the hood!
We have to uplift each other.
An addiction is not an easy
thing to handle, especially
alone.
Like, this is a big step and
it's hard.
>> It is a big step.
Just seein' the events that's
transpired in the past year,
like you seen, like, we've been
around each other all the time.
You've seen a change.
>> Yes, definitely.
>> Yeah, I don't--
>> I see it.
>> I don't really like--I'm
glad like that you are--
>> You all rude as [bleep].
>> You rude for sneezin' in the
middle of the [bleep]
conversation!
>> You rude for [bleep]
in our conversation!
>> This is some serious [bleep].
>> You need to hope [bleep].
>> Take your sneezin' ass
somewhere.
Your allergy [unintelligible].
>> I'm allergic to some bull
[bleep].
>> [laughing]
>> Right.
>> ♪
>> [door alarm buzzes]
>> Achilles, what's up, man?
>> SKY: Hey, Kathie.
>> Can you come out for a
second?
>> Um, can I?
>> A'right, honey.
I'll just say it in front of
everybody.
>> A'right, go ahead and say it.
I'm gonna be in the back.
>> SKY: What's wrong?
>> KATHIE: Huh?
It's--nothing's wrong.
>> I'm not really ready to speak
with Kathie right before I go to
rehab, especially because how do
you tell a eight-year-old
that--that their father
has to go away because
he has an addiction and
he has to go to rehab?
Well, it's pretty depressing.
>> [knocking on door]
>> Well, I gotta leave for a
little bit.
>> When are you coming back?
>> Lulu: Daddy!
>> You just put a big smile on
my face right now hearing your
voice.
I don't wanna keep lettin' down
my family.
It's time for me to start
getting my life together.
>> ♪
>> [knocking on door]
>> RayRay?
[sighs]
RayRay?
I want you to know that...
I understand what you're going
through.
And I'm happy you're doing this,
and I hope you get the help you
need.
And just know that you do have
family who's here to support
you.
So just know you're just one
step closer to salvation.
You really are.
>> ♪
>> You a'right?
You okay?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Okay.
>> Kathie, she knows how to push
my buttons.
She knows how to get me really
upset, but this time she's
right.
My family keeps on givin' me
chances and all they ask in
return is my love, but I'm too
selfish to realize that.
And I need to be a man for once.
Have a seat, man.
>> And guess what?
I finally learned how to ride a
two-wheel--wheeler bike.
>> No training wheels or
nothin'?
>> No training wheels.
>> Oh, slam.
Let me find out you are
[unintelligible], right?
Well, I gotta leave for a little
bit.
>> Yeah.
Mommy told you?
Yeah?
What'd she tell you?
>> Um, you're going to Mayhem or
something.
>> Yeah, something like that.
When are you coming back?
>> I'm not gonna be gone for too
long.
Come here.
Give me some love, Popi.
I missed you, man.
All of the partyin' and raging
and everything I've been doin',
it is definitely gettin' in the
way of the relationship between
me and my kids.
>> All right.
Good luck.
>> Thank you.
>> Good luck, too, Daddy.
>> A'right, thanks, Popi.
>> ♪
>> ♪ Come on
♪ It's your life
>> I don't want this way of
living anymore.
I don't wanna keep lettin' down
my family.
>> ♪ This for you
♪ I'm excited about my plans
♪ See, I been through the fog
♪ I've been [unintelligible]
♪ Y'all I been through it all
♪ Never give in
♪ Keep on pushin'
>> Daddy!
>> Hey, sweet baby.
You just put a big smile on my
face right now hearing your
voice.
I really needed to hear your
voice.
I've been missing you so much.
>> LULU: I miss hearing your
voice, too.
>> I'm not just screwin' up my
life and makin' a mess of mine,
I'm messin' up their lives, too.
And I wanna be a father that
they can be proud of and look up
to.
>> MAN: Well, this is the
hospital, brother.
>> We're here?
>> MAN: Here.
>> It's finally hittin' me.
It's time for me to start takin'
everything that's goin' on in my
life seriously and start getting
my life together.
>> ♪ Ah
>> You heard from your bosses?
>> No.
>> "Celebrity tattoo artist
arrested in Western Nebraska."
>> [laughing]
>> I always knew I had a brother
while I was growin' up, you
know, but I just never knew how
to find him.
He tellin' me he got my Pop's
ashes and [bleep] like that.
>> This is Daddy right here,
man.
>> This is him?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> When is the last time you saw
him?
>> I was 15 years old.
And this is how I gotta see him,
in a box.
>> I love you, though.
>> I love you, too.
>> I'm gonna try my best to not
do no ho [bleep].
>> [belches]
>> [laughter]
>> I think we could completely
take this city over.
>> You're comin' to me as a man
and I respect that.
The problem is how does Puma fit
into all of that?
>> It's just another way to get
Puma outta Ink 124.
I'll gladly buy that [bleep]
just so I could piss on it.
>> What are you texting him
telling him that you love him?
That is a problem!
>> You're crazy.
>> I'm crazy?
>> [siren wailing]
>> OPERATOR: [unintelligible]
Code 6.
>> ...completely take this city
over.
>> You're comin' to me as a man
and I respect that.
The problem is how does Puma fit
into all of that?
>> It's just another way to get
Puma outta Ink 124.
I'll gladly buy that [bleep]
just so I could piss on it.
>> What are you texting him
telling him that you love him?
That is a problem!
>> You're crazy.
>> I'm crazy?
>> [siren wailing]
>> OPERATOR: [unintelligible]
Code 6.