[soft music]
♪ ♪
- I do really, really like you, and I really want this to work,
and, like, just...
- I've done everything I can to show you my commitment to this.
- Mm-hmm. And I appreciate that.
- I don't need, like, a thank you
or nothing like that from you.
I just--I need an answer.
It is kind of like all or nothing.
And if you're not sure about the yes,
then to me, the answer is no.
♪ ♪
- Look, I hear you, I just--like,
I don't think that I'm in a position
to give you a full yes.
So I guess you have to take that as a no, like,
that's what you have to do, but...
- That's not what I want.
But that's what it seems like it has to be.
- I just feel like, when we're not together,
like, we're not in person,
it just doesn't feel the same.
I just feel like, we see each other
and it's like, we go a long time without speaking.
And it's just like, that doesn't really seem real to me.
♪ ♪
Like, I'm just really sad because, you know,
yeah, I just really like you, and it just doesn't feel like
it's for real, to be honest, and...
it does really break my heart, you know?
This honestly fucking sucks.
Like, Petiri didn't do anything wrong to me.
It's just like, I'm not about to be in a relationship
where everything feels surface level.
And then on top of that, you live across the country.
I feel like it's hard to choose yourself
and, like, what you want,
but that's where I'm at right now.
I just feel like I can't, like, commit to a person
that's not about me all the time.
- Oh, yeah, I mean--
- I just feel like we're strangers who like each other.
Like, when we're together, it's really good,
and then when we're far apart, it's like--I just feel like
we're both not putting in any effort.
- Mm-hmm.
- And so that just makes me feel like I can't be,
100% committed to a person,
and just--I don't know if there's like, you know,
anything else we really have to say at this moment.
- Come here.
♪ ♪
- Okay, I'm really sad. I have to go, okay?
- I'll walk you back to your room.
- Okay.
♪ ♪
- Watch your step.
[Blxst's "Gang Slide"]
- ♪ It was a midnight gang slide ♪
♪ I had to pull up, get right ♪
♪ A stick and move on the Westside ♪
♪ 'Cause you know you give me the best high, ayy ♪
♪ It was a midnight gang slide ♪
♪ I had to pull up, get right ♪
♪ A stick and move on the Westside ♪
♪ 'Cause you know you give me the best high, ayy ♪
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- [singing in Spanish]
♪ ♪
- Morning, wonderful people.
- Morning, Marcus. - Good morning.
- Good morning to you, brother. - Open the orange juice.
- Ooh, eggs.
- I appreciate y'all for coming out to Baja.
- Thank you for the invite, Amanda.
- Thank you guys for still turning up with me
after I brought my friend Robb with two B's.
- Honestly though, I feel like that was your homie,
but you know you have a love interest here
and he kind of fucked it up for y'all.
- I think the love interest fucked it up for himself.
- Oh.
- Oh, sheesh. - Not the chuckle.
- I think we had some much needed conversations.
We had some reconnecting, so I think it was fine.
I appreciate y'all for real.
It's time to get back to the money.
- I need everybody when we get back to LA
to get their stamina up
'cause I'm putting together a little basketball event.
- Okay.
- I need much better energy
than what I saw out there in the sand playing football.
- Yeah. - You know what I'm saying?
I need some better competition...
- I'm ready. - On the basketball court.
You know what I mean? - That's more my speed.
- I still play above the rim a little bit.
I still got a little something in the tank.
- You played in college?
- Yeah, I went to San Diego State.
- Okay. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I have wanted to set up this basketball game
the past couple months, and so now it's time
that all these guys get out here on the court
and just get some of this tension out our system.
- Where's, uh, Kyle and Petiri?
Where they at? What happened to 'em?
- Oh, they had an early flight. - So they just got up and went?
- They had to go.
- Yeah, they said bye to some people.
- And I don't know, me and Petiri kind of had
a weird breakup talk last night.
So I'm sure that was definitely
why he was dipping out of here as well.
- No, no. - Not a breakup.
- No way.
- I don't wanna go into details, but yeah.
- Damn, not P and Kyle.
- How you feeling?
- Don't wanna talk about it at this table.
Like, that's weird. I don't want to.
So can you not ask me, like--I mean,
I just broke up with a nigga last night.
I'm not really trying to talk about it at breakfast.
- Yeah, we got you. - Thank you.
- You did what you needed to do, okay?
- Thanks, girl.
I didn't even really do anything, but yeah.
- You still boss, Bri. - Come on.
- You still boss Bri. Don't get it twisted.
- What time we got to be out by?
- We need to be leaving here by noon.
- So let's pack up, leave the baggage here,
get back to our lives, and get back to each other.
Work hard, continue to love on one another.
- Yes. - So let's get our shit and go.
- And just like that, we gone. - Yeah.
[GoldLink's "Zulu Screams"]
- ♪ I ain't been back in a minute, that's crazy ♪
♪ I ain't seen you 'round, don't call, don't page me ♪
♪ Pull up on your block, don't you ever try to fade me ♪
♪ Calm down, all good, baby, it's gravy ♪
♪ I ain't been back in a minute, that's crazy ♪
♪ I ain't seen you 'round, don't call, don't page me ♪
- ♪ Oh, na, na-na, yeah ♪
- And just like that, we back.
No place like home, bro.
I don't want to see tequila for the rest of my life.
- ♪ Put the little bitch in drive ♪
♪ Fuck my 9 to 5, disappear for weeks ♪
♪ Wash up on a beach ♪
♪ Might catch a little sunrise ♪
♪ Caught me by surprise ♪
♪ Waterfalls make me weak, so I, so I creep ♪
♪ Mermaids on the reef, I want you for keeps ♪
- Getting ready, Bri and Amanda are on their way over.
I'm excited to see them and catch up.
I'm just dreading either one of them bringing up P'Jae or Kyle.
Like, I don't need anybody else's opinion.
- ♪ I just wanna, I just wanna bop that beat ♪
♪ Hop up in the Jeep ♪
♪ Put the little bitch in drive ♪
♪ Fuck my 9 to 5 ♪
- Hi, Bri. - Hi.
- Hey. - Briski.
- What's up, girl? - Hi, y'all.
- Hi, boo. - Hi.
- How are you? - Fine.
- Good to see you. - Thanks for having me over.
- Want some wine? - You're welcome.
- No, I'm okay. - You're not drinking?
- No, thank you. - I'll pour you water.
We're gonna have some wine, yes.
- Yes, I'll have wine. How are you?
I haven't seen you since Mexico.
- I know. Oh, my God, Mexico.
- Baja baddies. - Hmm.
- Y'all was looking cute. Y'all was boo'd up.
- Thank you. - I haven't seen...
- You were cute.
- Y'all boo'd up in a minute. - Ever, really.
- Yeah, I feel like we never bring men.
- But you was in la-la land in love.
- Right.
- I was over here on breakup island.
- Briana thinks that it's just, like, a cardinal sin
to bring a nigga.
- I really do low-key. How's Rob though?
- He's doing good. - Yeah.
- He's doing good. We're doing good actually.
- Mm.
- And you feel like Jay and Rob
are in a good place now from Mexico?
- I mean, they talked in Mexico, so I assume so.
But you know what, I don't know.
I think this basketball game will really show.
Like, I hope this doesn't stir up any drama.
It's a game. - I feel like it will.
I feel like they're gonna get super competitive.
- And we can just sit and be cute.
- Oh, no, I won't be.
I'll be there eating popcorn, hot dog, nachos.
- Let's really. - But no, Rob is good.
We're in a really good place.
What about Petiri? Have you talked?
- Ooh! - [chuckles]
- No. - But honestly--
- No, I just don't want to talk about him.
- How's Kyle?
Have y'all been talking since Baja?
- Um, Kyle and I have been talking
a little bit, but--
- Do you feel, like, you wasn't really feeling him
'cause P'Jae was there?
- I mean, at first, I was feeling him.
But then as the trip prolonged, I wasn't.
- I just feel like you like P'Jae,
and you were trying to make P'Jae jealous.
And it's just like that's okay too, sis.
- Hold on.
How did we get back here? - P'Jae came over to me.
Basically, we talked about the past a little bit,
but then we just were like,
"I want to have that friendship with you again."
- What the hell?
- Damn, you had the smoke for Bri...
- Say that again.
- For trying to low-key being friends with P'Jae.
- Right. - I'm just like...
- Okay, knowing she was in love with this nigga the whole time.
Lord.
- Okay, I'm not mad at it, like--
- No, you're not.
- No, you're not mad 'cause you love this nigga again.
But you was mad when you wasn't loving him.
- Chill out, calm down. - I am calm.
- I feel like you often have these thoughts,
and then you project onto me
and other people without, like, fully hashing it out.
[tense music]
I'm not mad at Briana. I'm just hurt.
She just keeps bringing up all this shit with P'Jae.
That's not the best friend energy
I feel like I need right now.
I'm tired of hearing it, honestly.
- I just feel like you have, like, certain energy towards me
that you don't have towards,
like, other people in this friend group.
- Like what?
- I feel like you correct my actions and my behavior
more than, like, you have-- you correct anyone else.
- To be real,
since we're just hashing everything out right now.
- Mm-hmm.
- In New York, on the stoop,
when you told me, like, I dim your light.
- People just have said that, like,
they feel like I dim my light
when I'm around you to let you shine more.
- That shit, honestly, that's the meanest thing
that anyone has ever said to me.
You felt like I dimmed your light
because I have been in, like,
a sad place after the year I had.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you couldn't be happy around me
instead of, like, embracing me
and trying to feel--understand what I was going through.
I felt like, instead of that, you pulled away from me
and kind of, like, tried to do your own thing,
which, okay, I get it,
but we've been friends for ten plus years,
and I've seen you through so much shit,
Briana, breakups, like, shit with your family.
And I never really pulled away from you
when you were in those moments.
And I don't even wanna make you cry right now.
I'm sorry, but, like-- - It's okay.
- This is just how I feel.
- I can't believe that Becky would say,
like, I'm not supportive of her when I just feel like
I've been the main one trying to heal her
and trying to be there for her.
It just feels like a never-ending cycle.
I'm tired of that.
Like, are friendships with your best friend
supposed to be this fucking hard?
Yeah, but I just never said that you dim my light.
I said that I dim my light for you.
And that had nothing to do with, like, you being sad.
I just feel like, I'm a bad bitch,
and it's just like, I just feel like you, like,
resent me for that sometimes, and that's what I meant.
- We both are bad bitches, like, I think you just--
- Yeah, I'm not saying you're not a bad bitch.
- You just need to understand, like, you can shine your light.
I can shine my light.
- I feel like that has created
some weird competition between us, and it's just like,
if you feel like just me being in your presence is,
like, taking away from your spotlight,
then, like, have it, sis, you know what I'm saying?
- So it's like you can't be my friend?
♪ ♪
- I feel like our friendship is stuck in a rut right now.
Like, I feel like we can't really grow
until we figure out, like, what the fuck
is actually wrong.
- I mean, that's what it is.
- Do you feel like I'm a good friend?
- There is some underlying shit that we have to work out, so--
- Yeah, same.
- Shit is weird right now.
- Yeah, I'm gonna go.
It's been real. Bye.
♪ ♪
- ♪ You was all in ♪
♪ When we first met, hearts in the grave ♪
♪ I was too attached, hearts crying out ♪
♪ But you ain't hit me back ♪
♪ Hearts crying out, but you ain't hit me back ♪
- Keilan's still acting out of pocket
despite our recent conversations
about the protection that I need
and what's next for our relationship.
I really don't have the energy for this.
- Where you at? Come over here.
Over there hiding and stuff from me.
- I'm not hiding from you.
[soft music]
- I'm just telling you to come here.
- All right. - What's up, baby?
- What's up?
- How you feeling? Come here.
Dude, why you acting like that?
What is wrong with you?
- I'm just not trying to really mess up.
- What do you mean, you're not trying to mess up?
- I'm not trying to regret
being so in the moment with you.
♪ ♪
We've already talked about this.
- What?
- I know you didn't forget that conversation, Keilan.
- I didn't forget it,
but elaborate what that got to do with right now.
- Because I'm not trying to make a mistake.
We don't have that proper protection in place.
I do not want to have a slipup and end up pregnant
before I'm married, and if you're not...
- I understand that.
- Ready to put a ring on my finger,
you need to respect those boundaries, period.
- I understand that, but at this point,
why now four years later?
- It's a timetable, boo.
We've progressed. We've grown.
And I'm not wrong for knowing what I want and demanding that.
- So all of a sudden, it's okay for you
to shut down the whole program?
- I mean, you not budging.
I've just been really firm on my decision
to not move forward with Keilan
in any sexual way without protection.
And it's starting to give a little bit of manipulation
because he's shutting down the conversation completely
when it comes to that.
Who is this guy, man?
- It seem like you have your own agenda,
"This is what Candiss want, this is what I want."
- Wow.
- But you're not even considering
about how this is making me feel.
- Wow, every time I wanna have conversations with you,
you do not wanna talk about it.
So what does that say to me? It's a red flag.
- But when I'm--
- You are not giving me the security that I need.
So, yes, I do have to second-guess some things
'cause guess what, if we get knocked up,
guess who's gonna have to carry that baby
for nine months, not you.
- You sound a lot like your friends Amanda and Tylynn.
It seems like all y'all wanna get married right this second.
Then you guys are also willing to make all these changes.
- No, we're pivoting because we have to
because our men are not stepping up.
- My cousin hasn't talked to me or said anything
about marriage since him and Tylynn been together.
He's now jumping to the fact where he's looking for rings.
He's doing all this stuff now...
- Wow.
- Feeling like, he has to do that...
- I am so-- - In this moment.
- That's amazing.
She has a solid dude that's picking out rings for her.
- But it's not that though.
Me and Jaylenn had a conversation.
And at the end of that,
he come to find out he's just not ready.
- He's not ready, but he was going to pick out rings.
Make it make sense for me.
- Because he's going off of what Tylynn's agenda.
That's what Tylynn wants.
- So what did you tell Jaylenn when he was picking out rings?
- What do you mean?
I told him, I said, "Bro, are you sure that you're ready?"
- And what did he say?
- I don't think he was confident
in the decision, in the choice he was making.
I'm not gonna say I sit up here
and talk that man out of his decision.
He's a grown-ass man.
- Keilan Horton, you are way outside of your lane
'cause she has no idea the role that you're playing.
- What role am I playing?
If Jaylenn asked me my opinion,
I have every right to give him my opinion.
Do I not?
- I guess we all got opinions, right?
- That's really my opinion, right.
- You're projecting situations
that we have in this relationship on them.
- Never projected nothing on them.
- Like, bruh was ready to take that next step.
- But if he was ready, he would have done it though.
- Keilan is out of bounds.
I can't believe that he's talking his cousin
out of proposing to Tylynn because of discrepancies
that we're having in our own relationship,
projecting that onto him.
If your boy calls you and tells you
that he's ready to marry the woman
that he's in love with,
I would think that you would just be supportive.
You got me second-guessing everything right now.
- Yeah, and when I'm ready, I'll be ready.
Nobody gon' force their agenda on me.
- Keilan.
- I'm not moving on nobody's time but God time, boo.
And I told you this.
- And I'm moving on God's time too,
but you be careful not to use that as a crutch
not to step up to the plate.
You got to figure it out. I have a big day right now.
And I'm not about to let this get into the way today.
- All right, dude. - So you have a great day.
- It sound good.
Some bullshit.
- ♪ Hop, hopped off the porch ♪
♪ Niggas, my son is up there, just do it ♪
♪ Hop, hopped off the porch, niggas, my sons ♪
♪ I swear I'm the source, bitch ♪
- I wish I was a basketball wife.
Not really. I just need the money.
- So we're on our way to the basketball event.
And all I know is my nigga better win.
- Come on now.
- Or I don't know where you sleeping tonight
- Come on now.
- 'Cause only winners can come home.
- ♪ No malice on me, wish them well ♪
♪ Solo when I'm walking through it ♪
♪ You should do it for the brodies ♪
♪ No, I do it for my muses, no, I do it for the ones ♪
♪ Who don't have a voice when it bruises ♪
- Man, I'm super excited to be able to play
on this rooftop court out here in LA
with a brand that I grow up loving.
It's amazing.
I literally can't even put the feeling into words.
- ♪ Y'all niggas jealous, I ain't even got on my jealous ♪
♪ Hit up your bitch at my telly ♪
- Oh! - Oh!
- Yo! We got the Jordans.
- ♪ Y'all isn't ready, y'all isn't ready ♪
♪ ♪
- Ah!
- Welcome home. - Yes, sir!
- We not losing on my turf. We not doing that.
- Every time Jerrold gets the ball, you guard him.
- Oh. - You guard him, that's you.
- Okay, I got it. - Oh, don't do it.
- Y'all are so worried about me and Jerrold this whole time,
I hope y'all show out.
- I wanna say I am happy to be on this squad.
- Come on now. - Yeah, come on now.
- I got-- - Yes, sir.
- I got a little vendetta I got to--
- Yes, sir.
- I got to handle out there, you know what I'm saying?
- Y'all ready? - Uh-huh.
- I got to get some warm-up shots up.
- And then we're gonna go and do our thing.
You know what I'm saying? - Yes, sir.
[upbeat music]
- It's about to get ugly.
- Hey, they have lines.
♪ ♪
- We're here at the boys' basketball game.
- Y'all better try to win!
- This time, we're the white team.
- We're here to celebrate physical activity.
- Whoo! - Whoo!
♪ ♪
- How are you doing? - I'm okay.
- So, like, have you talked to Petiri at all?
- I haven't actually talked to him.
I haven't talked to Petiri since Mexico.
He called me twice, but, like, I have--
- You didn't answer?
- No, I didn't answer 'cause I don't know what to say.
- I don't think you should have let it go, to be honest.
- Why?
- 'Cause he's a stand-up guy.
Like, I like him for you. - Mm-hmm.
- I like the way that you glow when you're around him.
- I haven't spoken to him in a week.
That's seven days, and he's only called me two times.
Like, I mean...
- Uh-uh, not two times. - Only two times.
- What's a good amount of times, seven?
- Yeah. At least once a day, I think.
- At least once a day.
- And it's not like I just want him to beg for me,
but it's just like, if the issue was
that we don't communicate, and then it's like,
if you really wanted to fix it, like, you would still be trying
to communicate with me, and you're not.
You call me two times in seven days.
That's not a lot at all. - Yeah.
- Do you feel like you're kind of self-sabotaging a little?
- [gasps] - I don't think so.
- It seems like he-- - Self-sabotaging?
- Are you Team Petiri, Becky?
- I'm just really confused
'cause it's like, you broke up with him
because of communication.
He's calling you, and now you're not picking up.
- I don't feel like I'm being dramatic at all.
It's been seven days. He's called me two times.
Like, that's not a lot. Like, that's not a lot.
I'm not being dramatic. I'm not being toxic.
Like, it's been seven days. - You know you can go--
- You called me twice. You could have texted me.
Becky, you are the last person to be telling me
if I'm self-sabotaging.
Like, I literally watched you deny your feelings
for P'Jae for a year, and you're over here telling me
that maybe I'm not making the right decision
when I've been giving you the same advice for a year.
I don't need opposing views right now.
I just need my friends to listen to me.
- I don't wanna say you're self-sabotaging,
but it just doesn't make sense to me.
- You're asking for effort,
and he's actually giving it to you.
- Yes. - Two calls is not effort.
- It's too late, though. You need ten calls.
- So how many calls do you need?
- I need ten calls. - Seven.
I need seven calls and maybe an email, I'll be honest.
- That's nothing.
- I just don't want to talk about it anymore though, so...
- Okay, you good.
- How about one of y'all? What's the tea?
- How have you and Jay been since Baja?
- You know, you wanna be with someone for a long time,
you need to have strong communication.
- Definitely.
- And I think that's our, like, last hurdle to really just,
like, sustain this for the rest of our lives.
- So since you guys had that therapy session, like,
are you guys communicating better,
or is it still, like, at the same place?
- It's still at the same place.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Hearing Ty talk about how Jaylenn has been
just distant and closed off after couple's therapy,
Lord, I just know Keilan got something to do with this.
And now girl code tells me
that I need to go and tell her what's up.
So I wanna tell her at the basketball game,
but I have to be aware of my environment.
This isn't the time or the place either.
Ty, let's try to be present and support...
- Whoo! - This game.
- Let's do it, champ.
- You already know what's about to go down.
I'm locked in. - Lock in.
- At least on defense.
[cheering]
- Let's have a great game today.
- This is where we're really gonna figure it out
because all that quacking and poppin'
all these niggas been doing,
talking about, uh, this beach football shit,
94 feet.
We gon' really find out who really the king of the court.
- Yeah, let's go, guys.
One time, one time.
- ♪ And I'ma die a legend, I put that on my grave ♪
♪ Fifty whole bands, bitch, I put that on my chain ♪
♪ Niggas say they get money, but they don't wanna bang ♪
- AQ for two!
- Okay, let's go, baby!
- Keilan, long two. It's good!
[cheers and applause]
- Come on, P. - Travel.
- Good shot, Marcus.
[cheers and applause]
- ♪ Bitch, I ain't shit, and I put that on the mob ♪
♪ I'm a motherfuckin' beast ♪
♪ Up that heat'll get you popped ♪
♪ Flexin' all them bands on the 'Gram'll get you got ♪
♪ Brody snuck in the club with it ♪
[whistle blows] - And one!
- ♪ Bitch always telling me to stop when I'm not done ♪
[whistle blows] - Ahh!
- And one!
And one!
- With all the drama that happened in Mexico,
I think it's really nice to see everyone in the way
that we were vibin' at the game.
And finally, I can sit on the sidelines
with everybody else's shit.
- Yeah!
- ♪ I put that on my grave ♪
♪ Fifty whole bands, bitch, I put that on my chain ♪
♪ Niggas say they getting money ♪
♪ But they don't wanna bang ♪
♪ Bitch, I'll ride for my niggas ♪
♪ And I put that on the gang ♪ - ♪ Nigga, on the gang ♪
- You're so weird! You're so weird!
- ♪ Fifty on my neck, foreign switching lanes ♪
[whistle blows]
- Right now, we're up two.
All we got to do is inbound the ball,
let the clock run out, and we get the dub.
- Ten seconds!
- Kofi, just throw the ball. - Shoot it!
[buzzer blares]
[cheering]
- Game, game, game! Get off me, get off me!
Get off me, get off me, get off me!
♪ ♪
- This is the shit you dream about as a kid.
Oh, my God, four, three, two, the crowd goes crazy.
As soon as it left my fingers, I knew it was going in.
- Whoo!
Ahh! - Yeah!
- Y'all did that!
- Yeah!
- Good game, good game.
- That's a lot different than that football field.
That's for sure.
- It's a lot different than football.
That's cool. - Yeah.
Felt really good to get a dub
'cause winners find a way to win.
And that's exactly what we did.
We sent they ass home, just that simple.
- Good game, good game.
- Man, what's up? - Good game, really.
- How much help you gon' get the whole game?
- What you mean?
- I feel your whole elbow on my back.
- That's strength. - Make some noise for Rob.
[cheers and applause]
- Make some noise for Rob. Make some noise for Rob.
You know, it's crazy.
You know what matters way more than that
is to see the Wood, the Wolves
up on that board over here with Jordan family,
to have the opportunity to do this up here.
And let's go to the after-party and have some fun now.
- Whoo-whoo-whoo! [cheering]
- Let's go, baby.
This basketball game is exactly what we needed.
We got the energy out, left everything on the court,
and now we can just focus on go turnin' up.
Let's go to this afterparty.
- ♪ Ay, call 'em by, ay, rub a thigh ♪
♪ Baby, shake that ass, shake that pumpkin pie ♪
- Let's see what they talking about
'cause you know what we are.
Get it. - [laughs]
- ♪ Shake it side by side ♪
♪ Ay, call 'em by, ay, rub a thigh ♪
- Ooh! - Hey, yo.
Want something to drink? - I'll take the Organic Pussy.
- ♪ Shake it side by side, twin sisters side by side ♪
- What you guys drinking? - Organic Pussy.
- Ooh. [laughs]
- ♪ Baby, what you mean? ♪
♪ Go and shake that ass over Big 14 ♪
- The champ is here.
- Cheers, Briski. - Cheers!
- Ooh. - To Organic Pussy.
- ♪ Like the twerk team ♪
- Who named these drinks? - You did.
- To victory! Let's toast to victory.
- Hey. - If your team won, wear black.
- Or a dark color. - The champ is here.
[soft music]
- Oh! - Hi, guys.
- Hold on, hold on, hold on. How you doing, how you doing?
- What's your name? - Eddie.
- This is Eddie. This is my boo.
- Your boo? - Yeah.
- Your boo. - For sure my boo.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Oh, you got a type.
You got a type. - Yeah, a real man.
- You said a what? - A real man is my type.
That's why he's here. - I'm kind of thrown off.
- You don't need to grab 'em. Go this way.
- Oh, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
I got to talk to you real quick.
- Shots. - We were on vacation.
That was it, but we didn't hang out after that.
If I could pick, it would always be Eddie.
- Always, huh? - Yeah.
- Like, like yesterday, on the phone?
- Yeah, like yesterday
and the day before yesterday and all that.
- On the phone? - He was right there.
- He wasn't on the phone. - Well, he was right there.
I was interested in Marcus in Baja,
but I'm still single,
and I'm still exploring my options.
So don't be bitter, boo. All is fair in love and war.
- Hey, bro, it's cool. We took a L, we took a L.
- No, no, no, no, no, no. Real quick.
- No, no, no, no, no. - No, y'all took the W.
You can say that she's been around me.
Myami had graced you with her presence.
- Yeah, I think the shots is hitting you.
- I respect that. Enjoy your four hours.
- It's all right, bro. - For 10.99.
- No, he's gonna enjoy a lifetime.
- You're acting like a margarita, my boy.
You got a lot of salt on you.
- But it's $10.99, something that you can't afford.
- Got a lot of salt on you, my boy.
- You're throwing out numbers that you can't even afford,
$10.99? You can't even afford that.
- Bartender, shots. - You can google me.
- [laughs]
- But we can't google your net worth, though.
We can't google your net worth. We can't google your net worth.
I can google a roach, and it pops up.
- Margarita, no salt. Margarita, no salt.
- How have you been?
I feel like this is my first time seeing you since Mexico.
- I know.
- And everything that happened in Mexico.
- Everyone keeps saying, "Oh, I, like, Petiri.
Oh, he's such a nice guy."
And it's, like, "I'm not saying that he's not."
- Have you talked to him since then?
- No.
- I've talked to him a little bit.
- What y'all been talking about?
- You know, just kicking it, you know, homeboy shit.
- Kicking it? - Not--via text or whatever.
- Uh-huh. - Like just homeboy shit.
- I need to learn how to move nigga to nigga,
you know what I'm saying?
Like, I be a little hung up on niggas
and I need to learn how to make a clean break
and then keep it pushing.
You know what I'm saying? - Exactly.
- So are you making a clean break or--
- I didn't say that exactly, Jerrold.
But you know what I'm saying?
- 'Cause you just asked-- - Oh, shit.
- Oh. - No, thank you.
Stop it right now. Oh, this is so dramatic.
Stop it right now.
- Hey, yo.
- Hi, guys. - Hi, Petiri.
- This is so dramatic.
[cheering]
- Stop it.
- Oh, wow. - How you doing?
- I'm okay. This is crazy.
- Keeping things spicy. - Hey, girl.
- You guys are so dramatic.
- Hey, man. - I didn't wanna cry tonight.
That's crazy.
I appreciate a grand gesture,
and I appreciate you flying across the country,
but, like, I literally hate surprises.
You could have told me you were coming here, though.
- I wanted to surprise you. - Thank you.
When did you get here?
- Um, yesterday. Everything all right?
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah?
- Yeah, how are you? - I'm great.
- It's sweet.
Did you pick these out yourself?
- I did. - I'm not reading this--
- These are for you too. - What is it?
- This is two first-class tickets...
- Stop lying.
- So that you can come see me, and I can come see you.
- Stop it. This is a lot.
- So what's up?
- Why didn't you tell me you were here?
- I wanted to surprise you.
- I hate surprises. - I know.
But I still wanted to show you, you know,
that it's not just me talking the talk.
I want to walk the walk. I'm making an effort.
So I'm here right now to show you because it's easier
to miss a FaceTime, you know?
And it's way harder to decline me in person.
This is what I want.
So I'm sure.
I'm standing here on two feet, and I know what I want.
The only question is, Bri,
are you willing to take those steps to figuring this out?
'Cause I figured it out already.
♪ ♪
- I just need like two seconds to, like, process everything.
- I'm gonna let you take the time you need.
- Okay.
- Bri looks a little, like, shook up over there.
- I haven't seen her. - This is for you.
- Usually I would, like, go right over there.
But, I don't know, yesterday, we had a conversation
that kind of got heated, so I don't even know.
I see Bri and Petiri over there talking.
I know the fact that Petiri showing up out of nowhere
is not okay with Bri,
but her and I aren't at the best of places right now,
so I'ma just sit back, mind my business,
and hope and pray she figures it out.
- What happened? - These are nice.
What came with it?
- Plane tickets, he just said that he bought these for real.
I'm about to open it.
- Yeah, open it. - Right.
- Yo, these are actually plane tickets,
I'm about to cry for real. - It's fine.
- I mean, we talked about effort.
- I know.
I just don't know if I'm, like, making the right decision.
Like, am I just, like, being a bitch and, like, you know?
- What it sounds like is that you're second-guessing
how much you like this man.
- I think so.
- Like, I think it's more so, like, the guilt of knowing
how good of a guy he is...
- Yeah.
- But not a full connection that's there.
- What's the one thing that's just, like, it's not it?
- It's just, like, we only speak--
- The communication? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Like, we don't speak enough.
And, like, I just couldn't tell if the actually likes me
or if he's just stringing me along.
You got me tickets to come see you and then--
- That's effort.
- But, like, what are the dates?
Like, how do you know I'm available those days?
- It just seems a little performative.
- Performative, yeah.
- What did you just say, though, say it again?
- So I feel like it was performative.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I just feel, like... - Performative.
- I think it's really sweet that he flew out here,
and he brought you flowers, and he came to this event.
But then it's just kind of like,
"Oh, I bought you tickets," but he only called you twice.
Like, it just seems like,
I just think there could be more, but...
- There still could be more. - He's trying.
I give him the benefit of the doubt, but...
- And also, it's like an ambush.
All the friends are here,
you know, you're not really like--
- Everyone is cheering for him.
Like, that's, like, insincere, it's, like--
- Especially since after y'all had your little breakup
in Mexico, you wake up, and he was gone.
Like, he wasn't trying to talk then or fly you out then...
- Right. - Or try to fix it then.
- Right.
- And so then it's a moment we're all together.
- Right.
- To me it's like, we're in front of all of our people.
It's like, "Okay, I might have seemed
the underdog then, but now I'm the champion now."
- Yeah. - "Knight in shining armor."
- All the niggas are dappin' him up and shit,
you know, like, it's giving a little.
- It is giving, but like, yeah, you're right.
- We need more.
- Yeah, like, you did all this in front of my friends,
but it's like, you're not doing anything privately,
and that is very telling.
I want the little things, you know.
- Behind closed doors. - Yeah.
I wanna be the behind the scenes bitch.
You know what I'm saying,
like, you're very frontline right now...
- Yeah. - And I don't want that.
- The situation you're in now,
any choice is a win-win situation for you.
You can either cut the cord now and have peace of mind,
or you can go to New York and figure it out,
and then leave with some more clarity.
I think you just need clarity.
- Hold up. We got to turn this guy up.
Let's get this guy a drink, man.
- Let's turn this guy up, man.
- You know, hanging around with you these past few days,
it just reminded me about, like, the, you know,
the good times, you know, laughing, cracking jokes,
and being ourselves and just like--
- I know, I don't laugh like that around anybody else.
- Same, like, honestly, like,
I feel like I only could be myself around you.
Like, 100% comfortable.
Like, when we're together it's, like, effortless.
Yo, I missed you.
- I'm looking for someone that is intentional.
- I could be intentional.
- And that shows up with flowers.
- I can show up with flowers.
- And that is about me and only me.
- Yeah.
I'm willing to, like, you know what I'm saying, like,
go find that again with you,
like--if you're willing to do it.
♪ ♪
- Not you kissing me!
♪ ♪
- So what are you gonna do?
Like, are you gonna roll with it?
Are you gonna dead the situation now?
- If he really likes me enough,
then I can take a day at least to, like, figure out.
- Was he pressuring you to like--
- No, he wasn't. - Oh, okay.
- He wasn't. - Good.
- I mean, I don't know what the dates
of these are, but, like...
- Excuse me, ladies.
Sorry to interrupt.
- Yo, what's up, Petiri? - What's up?
How we doing? How we doing?
- Hey, yo.
- Can I borrow Bri for a sec?
- Absolutely. - Thank you so much.
♪ ♪
- Hello, Miss. - Hey.
- Um, at this point for me it's, like,
I don't know what else I could do to make you believe.
I really been making the effort to try to make this happen.
- No, Petiri, you do this when there's hella people around,
and you don't do anything when there's no people around.
And I just feel like--it's just giving performative
and, like, let's be honest about it, you know?
- You think I'm performing my feelings?
- I mean, I think you're performing right now.
- You think I would play with my feelings and yours?
All the things that we've done together?
- I don't need, like, a grand gesture.
I just consistency, and I don't get that from you.
And I just feel like that is a valid feeling that I have.
- I can be consistent. - Okay, but you had--
- But I need that reciprocated, though.
I'm not just gonna be... - Sure.
- Consistent for somebody who hasn't proven to me
that they can be consistent with me.
- It's just, you know, like, how is someone to know.
If you would've just came to my house then like,
okay, I can believe you, but it's like, how do I
believe you when we're in this environment right now?
- Hey, I would love to. I would love to.
I can't just invite myself over.
- You have my location. You know where I live.
- I mean, I can't just invite myself over to your crib.
- You invited yourself here.
- I can't do nothing else to make you believe it.
And so if you think this is fake,
then I've exhausted all my options.
- I mean, I don't think
there's anything else to do.
I just feel like I'm really being played with
for real, and it just, like, that hurts my feelings,
and I want you to be happy, and I want you to pursue--
- And I want the best for you too.
- And I want you to pursue people that wanna pursue you.
- Clearly you don't. You just said it.
- Petiri, I'm not--
- You want me to pursue people that wanna pursue me.
You telling me you don't wanna pursue me.
You gave me all the answers I need.
- Okay, great. - You gave me what I need.
- Cool, I'm glad we're at an understanding then.
It feels like a double heartbreak.
Honestly, like, me and Petiri breaking up,
him coming here with the flowers,
and me still having to be, like,
"No, this is not what I want."
I just feel like I need the support of my best friend.
This is the first time I really stood up for myself
and chose myself.
And then it's like Rebecca is nowhere to be found.
- Opa!
[indistinct chatter]
- Do you have any napkins? Do you have napkins?
- No. - Oh, look.
- Yeah.
- I'ma get you napkins from the bathroom.
[laughter]
Cheryl.
That was a sweet try. That was sweet.
- I'm good.
- Oh, you didn't get the napkins?
- Yes. - There's no napkins.
- Just put shades on. Put shades on.
- That's what I say, wipe, wipe.
- Fuck. - There's no napkins?
- Cheers to being trustworthy?
- Cheers to being trustworthy. Cheers to us.
[laughter]
- Like, it's really back in it, hey.
- I was like-- felt like I was intruding.
- For real. - Hey, y'all.
- Hey, what's up? - Hey.
- What's up, guys?
- Nothing much. - How are you?
- Do y'all mind if I just have time
with Ty for a second?
- You got that? This yours?
- That's mine. - Okay.
- What's up, boo? - What's up?
- I'm freezing. - I am also very cold.
But what's up?
- When you start talking about you and Jay at the game,
I couldn't help but keep reflecting on me and Keilan.
I feel like Keilan is projecting
what's going on in our relationship onto Jaylenn.
- Hmm.
- Girl, he was shopping for rings
to get on one knee and marry your ass.
But-- - That's news to me.
- But Keilan made Jaylenn question whether or not
he should actually take those next steps with you.
And it doesn't seem like
Jaylenn actually moved forward with buying the ring.
And if he bought it, I think he might've taken it back
because he's not so sure anymore.
- I'm sorry.
That's probably, like, the weirdest shit
I've heard all night.
- What they talking about over there?
- Who knows, bro?
- Keilan didn't have my best interest.
It was his interest.
And Jaylenn looks up to Keilan so much.
I definitely think Jaylenn will come to terms with what I need
in regards to commitment before having a kid.
But to hear from Candiss that his thoughts on that
changed so quick off of one conversation with Keilan,
that's complete bullshit.
I just think he needs to tune out the noise.
And I just am still confused
why whatever Keilan has going on,
what the fuck that has to do with anything we have going.
Jaylenn doesn't have a lot of, like, really, really,
really close bros to go to and shit like that.
So for him to, like, confide in Keilan
and Keilan to kind of, like, talk him out of some shit
that has, like, everything to do
with what we're trying to build is really fucked up, honestly.
- That was my take too.
- Damn, nigga. What the fuck?
- Keilan, come here! - Who dropped a glass?
- Keilan.
[tense music]
- What up, what up, what up, what up?
- I'm just shaking so much.
I just need to--
so Candiss just told me
that you pretty much talked Jaylenn
out of having a proposal.
You are not a part of this relationship.
Like, nigga, that has shit to do
with you and your insecurities.
That has nothing to do with what we got going on.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
What are y'all talking about?
- You just talked your cousin--
why wouldn't you want the best for your cousin?
- Wait, hold on. Jaylenn asked me,
"What do you think that I should do?"
- And what did you say?
- No, I told him my opinion.
I said, bro-- - What was your opinion?
I said, "At the end of the day, you're a grown-ass man.
You gon' make the decision for yourself."
As women, y'all constantly putting
your own agenda on us as men.
- That's not true. - But that is true though.
- Our agenda has been being ten toes down, working,
being business partners, being behind the scenes...
- But that's fine.
- Uplifting you, making you the man of the hour every...
- That's fine. - Single fucking day.
- So the time that we wanna be that woman of the hour...
- I understand that.
- You think that's a fucking agenda?
You think it's a fucking agenda?
Why are you talking on my shit, Keilan?
We have even talked about marriage,
and you came to the conclusion for me.
That's weird.
- I didn't come to no conclusion for you at all.
That's my cousin. I gave him my opinion.
- He was ready to do something different until...
- Because--Candiss, stop. - You had something to say.
- Candiss, you had the same--
- And obviously what you have to say...
- Okay. - Held so much weight.
- Okay. - What's going on?
- Apparently, you were ready to take the next step,
you had a conversation with Keilan,
and whatever he got going on, whatever opinion he had
completely changed your opinion.
And that shit... - That's not true.
- Is really wild to me-- - That's not true.
- 'Cause we hadn't even talked about long-term like that,
and for you to have all that going on,
which I'm honored that that was going on,
but for that to be completely swayed by some shit
that Keilan got going on,
that really baffles the fuck out of me.
- No, it baffles you, but that's very out of pocket, bro,
because I'm thinking about myself in this situation.
- So what changed? - You know what I mean?
The whole time, I'm thinking about you.
I feel like I'm like Mr. Compromise.
Like, everything I do is for you.
I'm trying to goddamn jump through all these hoops.
- And what about what I do?
- At the end of the day, you're trying to make it seem
like it's all on Keilan, on him...
- I said I got nothing to do with it.
- You know what I mean, like, what are you talking about?
That's just a conversation I had.
- I'm just saying, you go from shopping
for rings to having a conversation.
Now you second-guessing the shit
that you wanna do for me
and the pressures that I bring to you.
I don't force you to do shit.
I'm just having a conversation.
- I don't think understand you do force me to do shit.
- Like, what? Like, to propose to me?
- No, nigga, just to be like-- to compromise it,
to be okay with shit that I'm not okay with.
- This is news to me. - You know what I mean?
Like, and that's not the lifestyle that I'm trying
to--I have to, like, second--
- Well, I'm second-guessing this shit,
so we can leave it on that note.
- Okay, okay.
- I'll also go back to the drawing board
and see what's important to me.
And I'll also go back to the drawing board
and see what's important to me 'cause nobody knows
who the fuck I am and how much I give to everything.
- Bro, we can overreact all we want.
- Fuck you--oh, Fuck you, overreacting, overreact?
- You can overreact all you want.
- Kiss my Black ass. Kiss my ass, Jaylenn.
- We can overreact all we want.
- Kiss my ass, Keilan. - I'll be here tomorrow.
- I hate y'all. - I'll be here tomorrow.
- Stop, aww, what's wrong?
- Watch out, nigga. What the fuck?
- Are you okay? Oh, my God, what happened?
- ♪ You think my life just too fast ♪
♪ Some things you won't understand ♪
♪ Take risks, take trips, I won't land ♪
♪ Don't disrespect my program ♪
- Lord have mercy.
- Why the fuck would you go back and tell Tylynn
about some shit that me and you talked about?
- ♪ Don't disrespect my program ♪
♪ I don't repeat shit ♪
♪ But how they want smoke with no defense? ♪
♪ Can't provide the plates, no leeches ♪
- We're cheersing to real niggas only.
- There we go, yes. - I'm in, I'm in!
- I too can relate. - And that's that on that.
Okay?
- ♪ Don't spill no blunt guts on my seat, bitch ♪
♪ I'm somethin' so cold, plus I came up solo ♪
♪ Bet that bankroll don't fold ♪
♪ I came up, I can't go, no ♪
♪ Can't go back broke, that's one place I won't go ♪
♪ Live my life on slow-mo ♪
- Will you marry me?
- Of course.
[cheering]
♪ ♪