- ♪ MTV ♪
- I heard about last night.
- But obviously, I didn't want to run around telling anyone.
- Do you think he's gonna tell Katie?
- You know, my mom and my dad, they don't know I'm gay.
Okay, so I have something to tell you.
I am...
going back to school.
Chickened out. Pussied out, dude.
- Your mom is not going to push you away.
- Yo.
- No, we're not partying.
- Yeah.
- Katie, like, leaving, I just miss her, bro.
- Are you still in love with her?
- I love her, dog.
[hip-hop music]
- ♪ Okay, here we go ♪
- Yeah. - ♪ Stopping the show ♪
♪ Hold up, wait, wait, let me get in my bag ♪
♪ We just too lit, yo, we 'bout to blow ♪
♪ Turn up to turn up ♪ - It feels good!
- ♪ Living this life is all that we know ♪
♪ Yeah, we stay lit and don't care what they say ♪
- Come on, y'all!
- ♪ Yuh, yuh ♪
- Let's go, baby!
- ♪ Mind over matter, uh-huh ♪
♪ But what's matter with the mind ♪
- We got to get going.
Come on.
- Where'd all this come from?
- This trip has been a lot, to say the least.
You know, like, I need to get back.
The [bleep] that went on at this lake house was a lot.
Katie left on terrible terms.
- Please shut the [bleep] up.
- Really? - Yes.
- You did do that. - Get the [bleep]
out of my face.
- Yes, Sav and I are good right now, but,
I mean, I definitely feel like I'm in a weird place.
- I'm already a neat person,
so everything just stays-- - That, you are.
- Bethania, I know you need some help.
You got the most clothes. [laughing]
Oh, my God. - Yeah.
I'm just excited to see, like,
what happens with DJ back in Buckhead,
and guess we'll see where it goes.
Thank you, Deej.
- So did you have fun this week?
- Yeah. I'm glad I came.
Me and Parker had our ups and downs,
but surprisingly, I feel better
because it gave me the clarity I've wanted for a long time.
So don't try to throw Katie
under the bus when you're in the wrong.
I got a lot off my chest.
And I'm glad that he's done with Katie
and he's moved on.
- All right, guys, cars are here.
[upbeat music]
- Wait, I guess we're just... - Hold on, you guys.
- All gonna go back to Buckhead and hang out.
- You're not gonna get in the hug?
- I'm in the hug.
We survived the lake house.
- Back to Buckhead. - We not coming back.
- Back to reality. - It's time to get back...
- Back to reality. - To our normal schedule.
- Exactly. - I am tired of y'all though,
so let's go, let's get out of here.
- Bye. - All right.
- Until next year, right? - Until next year.
- ♪ We in the building, we doing the work ♪
♪ We go outside and we leaving 'em hurt ♪
♪ You know we got the fire work ♪
♪ You know that we got the fireworks ♪
♪ Putting it out and we spark in the air ♪
- You're not gonna make money unless you have your license.
What you have to think about in real estate
is I work most weekends. - I know.
- So you're gonna have to-- - Business mode.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Yeah, I ain't seen you in a minute.
- If you gonna be around here, you got to push hard.
- Yeah, and you can just relax more often than, you know--
not saying-- you don't got to retire.
Just, you know, let me sit in your chair.
- Yeah, I don't know what retirement is.
- Let me sit in that chair.
- Retired people don't eat too good.
- [laughs]
- I have to go to work tonight.
You want to see what I'm looking at?
- Is that a "gardener" band?
- Yeah. - For money?
- Yeah. And then it, like,
really helps 'cause it's so tight, so I, like,
take it-- push it right up under my ass.
- Oh, makes it perk up? - Ppt. You know?
- You're crazy. - Give it that little unh!
- ♪ I hear the message in my head, yeah ♪
♪ ♪
- Hello, sister. - Hey.
How are you? - Good.
We're back home, and I need
to get back on the grind.
- Well, I did miss you, I will say.
- Did I actually miss out on anything good?
- It was just-- - Did anything happen with DJ?
- We talked a little bit, and he kept saying
that he'll take me on a date when we come back to Buckhead.
- Y'all were literally, like, little middle-schoolers.
- I know, but then we're-- you know,
we've been back a few days, I haven't heard from him.
- Yeah. - So I guess we'll see.
I'm not surprised. - You're too mature for him.
- That's what I'm saying. I might be, honestly.
- I don't know if y'all would actually work out.
- I know.
I want DJ to be the one
to reach out to me.
I'm the girl.
I'm the one that he is pursuing.
So for you not to text me or call me
since the lake, it's weird.
- I've kept Parker blocked.
I haven't talked to him at all.
- Yeah. - Him basically saying, like,
him being with me was a mistake to Savannah.
I was like, there's only so much I can take.
- I don't know. Savannah was giving me the runaround.
It was the weirdest thing ever. They fully hooked up.
- They can be miserable together.
Been there, done that.
Ew. Ugh.
I knew Savannah was gonna go back to him.
That's what he wants is someone that's weak.
So I'm gonna start dating again.
I'm over it. - Yeah?
Well, good for you.
- The lake house needed to happen.
It gave me, like, a bird's-eye view
of the reality of what is going on.
In a sense, I'm, like, grateful what happened
because now I can fully move forward.
- All right, y'all, class is getting ready to start.
- Yeah? - ♪ If you want it ♪
♪ You can get it ♪
♪ If you have it ♪
♪ Got to flaunt it ♪
♪ ♪
- All right, just walking up,
I see exactly what you need to get.
- What? - Convertible.
Since the lake house, I'm just trying to spend
as much time as I can with Savannah.
I mean, I like-- I mean, I love Katie,
but it's like, I haven't seen Katie.
So I guess it's one of those things that's like,
out of sight, out of mind.
- This is cute. - All right, this is so you.
- Yeah, I can see it.
- Savannah, time and time again,
has said that she wants me to show action.
I know that Savannah's car broke down.
- This is what I'm currently dealing with.
- Oh, my God. Your car?
- What better way than to show her action
than help her pick out the perfect car?
- Where's the prices?
Like, is that the--there's no way that's the price for this.
[inaudible murmuring]
- That's mileage. It's 85,000 miles.
- I don't know anything about cars.
- All right, I'll help you.
I don't trust her to do it on her own.
I think my mom's gonna be at the farm this weekend.
- Mm-hmm. - And I know you've been saying
that, like, you want to be around her more and, like,
get to know my family on, like, a more personal level.
So I think you should come.
- I would love to do that. I'm not gonna lie,
I'd be, like, a little nervous though.
- Why? - Her and Katie are, like,
super close.
- There's nothing to be nervous about.
In the back of my mind, I'm like,
oh, God, it might not be fine
'cause my mom and Katie are inseparable.
So I don't know how she's gonna react.
- Thanks for coming with me. - Of course.
- ♪ Hold up, what?
♪ You want that money, baby ♪
♪ That's right, you know who got it ♪
- I got some friends coming in tonight.
- Money friends?
- Yeah, of course. Only money friends.
- Are you ready to see Adamo tonight?
- I'm excited. I'm nervous.
- You're nervous? - And I forgot to bring money.
I wasn't--I didn't prepare.
I'm sorry.
Oh, okay, okay. - Call me.
We're at the booty club!
Ready to go throw some ones. - Hello?
- I absolutely belong in a strip club.
I think of it to basically be my second home.
I want to sit there and have fun, see him on stage,
you know, throw some shoe money.
- All right, roosters, let's make some noise for Adamo!
[airhorns blaring]
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Yeah, howdy, shorty, let's get rowdy ♪
♪ I can tell you the type like to party, party ♪
- Adamo?
- ♪ I do it all night long ♪
- Holy [bleep].
- ♪ Trying to hang onto your saddle ♪
- Are you really gay?
Or do you want to be my boyfriend?
- ♪ Yee haw! ♪
♪ ♪
- Wait, this is fun.
- You got it?
Shaking it, grinding, moving.
- Ladies and gentlemen!
♪ ♪
- The music was a little too good for me to just sit still.
And I had to work it, you know, move it.
- Yes, honey!
- Oh!
- You're doing great, sweetie.
- Go, Chelsea! Go, Chelsea!
[laughs]
- Whoo!
- I'd be a bomb-ass stripper.
Oh!
He's so sweaty.
- I'm sorry.
I'm really glad Alexa and Chelsea came
to visit me at work tonight,
but really because I wanted their money.
I'm glad you enjoyed your time here, like--
- I had fun. And I love supporting you.
- I'm very impressed. - Have you seen your mom
since getting back to Buckhead? - No.
First of all, bitch, is this the time and the place?
You literally see me in a thong.
I'm in the club, dollar bills flying on me.
You wanna ask me about my mom?
I don't know what I would do if they did not want
to love me because of just being gay.
- She's not gonna do that to you.
- And, like, you have to give them the benefit of the doubt.
And you can't keep building it up in your head that,
like, they're gonna shun you.
- You know, I like to give everyone
the benefit of the doubt,
but my mom is straight out of Africa.
Her whole family there is Muslim.
I do not want them mad at her,
you know, for having a gay son.
That's a lot of pressure to think about.
- It's all love, baby. - All love.
- We want to be here for you through everything.
- I know. I'm so upset right now.
- She can't even get the words out of her mouth.
- I don't want to do this Parker [bleep] anymore.
-You don't have to. - [sobs]
- This is a huge moment for me.
This is one of the biggest moments of my life.
- What do you want to say?
- [sniffles]
I'm terrified, and I just want to be myself.
- ♪ Money, money, money all the time ♪
♪ What I'm thinking 'bout ♪
♪ It's on my mind all the time ♪
♪ All I think about ♪
- What? - [chuckles]
- It is early.
- Yeah, why'd you book it so early?
- Ready to grind, brother.
- I know, but-- - Early bird gets the worm.
That's what they say, right?
- I've had my fun at the lake house.
Now it's back time to work.
My dad is award, Grammy-winning producer.
And, like, my inspiration just comes from just, like,
making my dad proud.
- You been in here before?
- I've been here before.
I've met my dad and Citi here.
- Let's go to work. - All right, cool.
- Yup. I need some hooks
for my Nigerian artist I got out of Nashville.
- Okay. I got to execute it,
set a date for it too.
My dad's busting my balls about me,
like, working on music and staying focused.
- Right. - I've been focusing
on getting this track ready,
getting it prepared for my dad to hear.
And today, I'm gonna record the hooks with Hazey...
Shawty, shawty. What up, dude?
A well-known singer and friend of mine.
- ♪ And it goes like, and it goes like ♪
♪ And it goes like ♪
♪ And it goes like this ♪
♪ We go places, we fight this like ♪
♪ Let me flick my wrist ♪
♪ Ice on my fingers ♪
♪ Diamonds on my lips like ♪
♪ Now I'm on the move ♪
♪ Go down, down, give 'em the one-two ♪
♪ I'm talking Rolex, red dress, all of this de-stress ♪
♪ And I want to get closer, baby, like ♪
- I want to be exactly what my dad is, if not better.
I just got to put the work in for it.
And you know, sometimes I get sidetracked
from all the distractions in Buckhead and the partying.
- Dude, that's actually really dope.
- Yeah, she sounded good.
But I got to, like, stay on a narrow road
if I want to get to where-- you know, where I want to go.
You know, the lake house, my dad's busting my balls.
You know, we're partying.
You know? - Mm-hmm.
- I'm kind of focused on Bethania.
- Have you spoken to her since the lake house?
- Um, not really.
Probably not how I should be, but--
- You should hit her up.
- Let's see.
[line trilling]
- Hey. - Shawty, shawty.
How are you?
- What's up? - You look great.
- I'm good. How are you?
- I'm doing good. I'm at the studio with Pat.
Say what up to Pat.
- What's up, B?
- Um...
- Aren't you the man who's, like, created sexual poetry?
Dude, like, get your words out.
Like, what is happening?
- I know we talked about going on a date.
Like, are you still down to do it?
Yes, no?
- Yeah, I'm down. - All right.
- The man is awkward as hell,
but I'm just happy that he's making an effort.
All right. - All right, bye.
- Bye, B. - Bye.
- I just think it'd be a good, like,
first date for you and her to, like...
- Yeah. - You know, just have fun
and have a couple of drinks.
- And open up... - Open up, right.
- About just whatever.
[funky music]
♪ ♪
[dogs barking] - No.
Okay.
That was kind of big.
Uh-- [gags]
- Hey, Mama. - Hi, honey.
- Ah, you making a charcuterie board...
- Look what I'm making you. - For Savannah?
- Yes.
- That was sweet of you.
My mom is my best friend, you know?
And I want my mom to like Sav.
I want my mom's, like, approval, you know?
- You really like her, don't you?
- I mean, I--I could.
- You're trying to force yourself to like someone?
- No, I'm not trying to force myself to like somebody.
- That makes no sense, that makes no sense.
- Mom, I'm not. - Just get back with Katie.
It's that simple.
- Mom. - [laughs]
- I'm gonna kill you.
- [laughing] Oh, my God.
I can't stop laughing. Hold on. Hoo.
I really would prefer him to be with Katie,
but, you know, if he really loves Savannah,
I'll give her a chance.
I mean, I have to.
I don't have a choice in the matter.
What if I accidentally call her Katie?
[laughing]
- [laughing]
I really don't know what I'm gonna do with you.
I can't.
- I can't either. Oh, my gosh, my eyes--
my eyelashes are gonna fall off.
- I swear to God, if you do this when she gets here,
I'm gonna-- I'm gonna leave.
Oh, my God, dude, this is gonna be a disaster.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- I'm definitely very nervous.
I mean, who isn't nervous
meeting their guy's parents they're dating?
This is a huge step.
[dog barks]
- Hi.
I'm trying to get over Katie, you know?
Like, and me bringing Savannah to meet my mom is a big step.
Maybe my mom will stop inviting Katie
over to my house every time I come home.
She's good.
- She's good? - Yeah.
- Okay. - You got this.
Everything's gonna be fine.
- I know.
This is the next step.
All right? - All right.
- All right, let's go in there.
- All right.
It's definitely intimidating going into this
knowing that Carol Ann and Katie are very close.
But I'm hoping this goes good because that'll be a sign,
like, okay, this is gonna work with me and Parker.
But if it goes bad, it's like, okay,
there's hope for me and Carol Ann at least,
and that's a big deal.
Hi. - Hi.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Hi. - Hi.
- It's nice to formally meet you.
I brought you wine. - Oh, that's so sweet.
That's my favorite.
- Ooh, what you guys got going on here?
- We made a little cooter board.
- Cooter board? - Mm-hmm.
- Oh, that's my favorite appetizer, charcuterie.
- Yeah, I can't say it right.
- [laughs] Neither can Parker.
- Yeah, I know, I can't say it right either.
- The char, char, char, charcuterie board.
I can't. I can't--I can't say it.
- Sav, do you want anything to drink?
- Mm, yes, please. - Sav?
[laughing] Sorry.
I'm so sorry.
[laughing]
I have a--I have a laughing problem today.
I can't stop laughing.
It's making my face glue up.
[sighs] Okay.
- Oh, my God. - Is that better?
- Mm-hmm. - Do my eyeballs look small?
Why don't we go sit down?
- Let's do it. - [laughing]
- All right, do it--
- [laughing]
And Savannah's just very serious.
[laughing]
- I don't freaking know.
Ooh!
Ooh, he got a eye boogie.
Are you gonna eat any of this?
- Yes, I am.
- Have you tried this yet?
- That is the best. - This is the best right here,
this concoction.
- [laughing] Sorry.
- Mom, that's, like, not fu--
like, why are you laughing at that?
- [laughing] - Mom!
It's like when you're in church,
and you're not supposed to laugh,
and she, like, literally
just can't stop laughing.
- [laughing] - Mom!
- [laughing] What? - Stop.
I'm just like, come on, like, stop, stop, stop.
- [laughing] What? - Stop!
- I don't know, like, what's going on right now,
but this is, like, so awkward.
- Did you hear I played golf? - Yeah.
- Yeah, the other day.
- So who'd you go play golf with?
- Katie.
- That's fun.
I did not think I was gonna hear that name today.
Where's the bathroom?
- Right there. - Right around the corner.
- Okay.
- Mom. - What?
- You said that you wouldn't... - I--I am--
- Do this. - Parker, I'm fine.
- No, you're not.
You brought up Katie. Like, don't do that.
- Okay. Is she gone yet?
- This is what I'm talking about.
- [laughs]
Oh, my gosh, I couldn't stop laughing.
I just don't-- I just don't see them together.
[laughing]
- Mom!
- ♪ I go fast, fast, speed by ♪
♪ I'm focused, that's the reason why ♪
♪ I'm a champion, I'm a champion ♪
- Hello.
- Oh, my God. - How are you?
- What's up? How you doing?
- Good. I missed you.
- God bless, you look amazing.
- I met Tome back in Miami.
Thank you.
- You want to take a shot?
- Yes.
Yes, I would love that. [laughs]
- [laughs]
- No one knows him in Buckhead, so I'm like,
this could possibly work.
- That-a girl.
That-a, girl. I like it.
- Tome looked hot as hell.
He is so good-looking. And he's so tall.
Like, when I'm talking to him, I'm like looking up like this.
I'm like, wow, this is so hot.
Okay, wait. You have a lake by you?
- Oh, my God. - You do?
Okay. - Everywhere. Surrounded.
- Good. That's, like, my favorite thing ever.
- You guys got lakes out here in Atlanta?
- Uh, we have a huge lake,
but it's haunted.
- It's haunted? [lightning crashes]
- You're trying to come in to home-wreck
something that I actually am trying to work on.
You are literally trying to, like, home-wreck.
- [bleep] you, Parker. - I don't understand.
I've catered to every single person here.
- I ask about a lake, and the first lake
you're telling me is haunted-- - It is.
It's haunted, I'm telling you. It's a real thing.
I just went to the lake with my friend group,
which I want you to meet them.
They're so funny and crazy.
- I don't know. I'm shy.
You know what I mean? - You're very shy.
- I definitely want to meet them while I'm here.
- I can't wait to show you around.
- Let's do it. - So far on this date,
I'm not seeing any red flag,
though the shirt is very questionable.
But it's fine. He's just so hot,
he can get away with it.
- So I'm gonna feed you all day.
Because the only person that's putting meat
in your mouth is me, okay?
- [laughing]
Hot guys get away with the cringiest things.
[laughing] No, no.
- Come on. - You--
- Come on. - [laughing]
You ready?
I have a little bit of butterflies.
Like, it's fun.
And it's just nice, and I don't have to feel like
someone's cheating on me 24/7.
- I'm excited for this week. - Me too.
- I'm excited to meet your friends.
- I'm so happy you came.
- Oh, one more, one more.
- Huh? - One more.
- [laughs] Good one.
[inaudible] - It's been a while, huh?
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Ooh, I'm gonna love you like ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, I'm gonna love you like ♪
♪ ♪
- Blow that horn, man. [car horn honking]
- Typical, typical, typical.
- Uh-huh.
- You really had to honk, huh? - I had to--
I mean, it wouldn't be me if I didn't honk, so.
- This is so sweet.
DJ and I have hung out a million times,
but we've never actually been one-on-one, on a date.
So there is a part of me that's nervous,
even though I've known him for so long.
I like that you picked something creative.
- If we went to dinner, what would we do?
Sit across from each other and just--
- Drink and talk. - Drink and talk.
Now we're gonna drink and paint.
- Exactly. It's different.
- I wanted to switch it up and, you know,
not do the generic dinner date.
I want to do something fun because we're both fun people,
so I was like why not, you know,
have a little sip, paint a little bit?
- Yeah, you smell them, because they do smell good.
- They do smell good.
I'm hoping for a--
a realer connection than we already had.
Not just a hookup thing, more of a like,
hey, I know you on a deeper level.
Well, here we are.
I'm taking things serious with Bethania today.
Painting with a Twist.
I'm trying to paint my way
to her heart, her mind, her soul.
[chill music]
♪ ♪
- Hey. How you doing? - Hi.
- Hello. - Good. How are you?
- Doing good. Oh, y'all look nice.
- What's up, man? Thank you.
- I would rate myself a four out of ten
when it comes to painting.
I don't know how to paint,
but I know how to follow directions.
- So today, we'll be painting love hydrangeas.
I give my brushes names.
This one's Biggie, right here.
And this right here is Smalls.
Okay? - Nice.
- I like that. [laughs]
- We gonna take Biggie, and we're just gonna
draw a line straight across.
If you can't draw a line, it's gonna be a long day.
- [bleep]. That was a messed up line.
- Me and Bethania, we're at sip and paint.
A lot of things, I could say at this time,
but I want to paint my words on Bethania's spine.
That's actual poetry, but it's just about
what comes off the top.
You know what I'm saying?
Hmm.
- Oh, [bleep].
- Yeah, that's good.
[playful music]
♪ ♪
Mm-hmm.
- It's comfortable, but also, it's kind of weird.
- So, class, if your--painted your initials at the bottom,
you'll be good to go.
Thank y'all so much for coming.
Y'all have a good one.
- I hate to say it, but, like, I'm not
feeling it the way that I thought I would.
- And so... - Yeah.
- I shall see you again. - Yeah.
Enjoy your time with fam, okay?
- And--hold on.
See, know what I'm saying? Every time.
- Ah. - Eventually--
eventually, we'll get there. - Eventually.
- I can't tell how she feels about it.
But after that weird hug and kiss, or whatever that was,
I don't know where this is finna go.
- Bye, babe. - [inaudible]
- All right.
- That's so [bleep] awkward.
- Katie just got here.
- Oh, my goodness.
- Who the hell is this guy?
- Hello.
- ♪ What you mean I get bags ♪
♪ Gucci jeans on my ass ♪
♪ I'm a boss, you a clerk ♪
♪ Overtime, put in work ♪
♪ 500 for this shirt ♪
- Obsessed.
Hi, bae. - Hello.
- Aw. You look so good. - How are you?
Cute. - Right?
Look at all the ones I've put to the side already.
- Let me see. - Swear.
- This is cute. I like.
- Right?
- I missed you.
- I missed you more.
- How are you? - I'm good.
How are you? - Good, good.
Listen, you don't have to ask me twice
about shopping for stripper clothes.
All of this [bleep] is stuff that I would wear
on a Friday night, so I'm here.
DJ finally took me out on that date.
It was good. I mean, it was a sip and paint.
And we basically--
it felt like just friends hanging out.
But, I mean, it is what it is.
- Damn. I wish I could have been there.
- That date was awkward as [bleep].
And that put into perspective,
maybe we are, you know, just friends.
I like you in, like, bright, bright colors like this.
- Same.
Um, I want to get your advice on something.
- Yeah? - I...
You know, I think I'm just ready to come out to my mom.
- That is huge, Adamo.
I'm really proud of you. - Thank you.
There are days I, like, sit and think to myself,
like, is this the right time, is this a good time?
But it'll never be the right time in my mind.
You know, this is so difficult, but I've gone through
difficult things all my life. - Mm-hmm.
- Like, this is nothing new. You know what I'm saying?
It's not something I can't overcome.
- Yeah. Once that happens,
you can start finally, like,
the rest of your life being Adamo
and, like, feeling free.
- It is stressful. - I know.
- Not us having a heart-to-heart
in the stripper store. [laughs]
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Pull up to the club ♪
♪ Big Bugatti ♪
♪ We gon' turn it up ♪
♪ Make it hotty, hot ♪
- [inaudible] What up?
Big Sky,
big bottles, big friends,
big energy.
I love drinking.
Back in Buckhead.
Everyone's excited to see each other, you know?
I just hope we have a great night with each other.
- Cheers, boys. - Cheers, y'all.
- Cheers, cheers.
- It was good knowing y'all sober.
- Hey, I'll see y'all later on the other side.
- You ready?
After taking Savannah to the farm to meet Mom,
you know, it didn't go exactly as planned,
so I need to take her out, show her a good time.
Long time, no see.
- Yeah, yeah, whatever.
I haven't talked to Katie since our fight at the lake house.
She might show up. She might not.
Either way, everyone's getting along,
so let's just keep it that way.
I'm just letting y'all know.
- Bethania's coming here?
- Yeah.
I mean, it's not even a big deal, but--
- I know, but it's a big deal to me
because we haven't talked since our date.
- Okay, you and Bethania--
you haven't talked--wait, what?
- You haven't talked to her once since your date?
- No. - Like, not even a text?
- Wait, since your date? - Nothing.
- Dude, you can't do that. - Oh, my God, brother.
- I should have called her, like, immediately right after,
but, of course, with me...
I overthink, and I dropped the ball.
If she comes here, I have to say something, so.
- What are you gonna say to her?
- I'm gonna tell her how I feel.
- Well, I cannot wait to see this.
- I'm excited about going out tonight.
You know, I got the whole group here.
You know, I get to keep my eyes open for new chicks.
[bleep], what could go wrong?
- Hello, hello.
- Hey. - How are you?
- Baby. - Awkward.
- ♪ Uno, dos, tres, whoo! ♪
- We're finally back in our stomping grounds together,
so it's time to party.
- Wait, what are we cheersing to?
- A drama-free night.
- Everyone have fun tonight.
[cheering]
- Ah!
- Hey! [cheering]
You good?
All right.
- Katie just got here.
[dramatic music]
- Oh, my goodness.
♪ ♪
- Who the hell is this guy?
- Hello.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Bussing, I'm bussing, I'm bussing ♪
♪ Bussing, I'm bussing, I'm bussing ♪
- Hello.
- Oh, my goodness.
- Katie just got here.
- Who the hell is this guy?
- Hello.
- Katie walks in with this tall, beautiful man.
This is such a flex.
- Katie got a whole new thing going on.
She don't care about us, man.
- Katie's got a new man.
And he is fine.
- He is hot. - This is the thing.
- Chelsea?
- Huh?
With a T. Whoo!
Kind of like if I was Parker,
I would gasp too looking at him.
- This is my best friend, Bethania.
- How you doing? - Hi, I'm a hugger.
- Oh, I love that. I'm a hugger too.
Tome.
She talks a lot about you, a lot of good things.
- Does she? - Yes.
[overlapping speech]
- It's definitely not a good feeling seeing Katie
with a new guy, but it's not a threat to me
because I know Katie, and I know exactly
what she's trying to do.
You're trying to one-up me. Okay.
- You're so sweet. - Handsome man.
- You're physically nice. - So sweet.
Thank you very much. - I would give you
a ten out of ten, sir.
- Handsome and he's nice. Okay, I want a shot.
- I'd give you a ten out of ten too.
- Thank you. - You guys are all really nice.
I like you guys already.
- I should go introduce myself, right?
- Yeah. - Go.
- His whole demeanor changed
once Katie walked in.
And it's not fun seeing the guy that you're falling for
reacting and getting jealous to another girl.
- What's up, dude? I'm Parker. - Parker, nice to meet you.
Tome. - Pleasure to meet you.
Nice meeting you, man. - Katie, hi.
- How are you? - Good to see you.
You look great. - Thank you.
- I feel like Parker would love to hate on Tome,
but you can't hate a man like Tome.
He's up there. He's so hot.
I'm like, what could you possibly
say about him, Parker?
He's hotter than you, and he's taller.
And he's the same age as you.
And he makes more money than you.
There's literally no comparison.
- Hello, hello.
What's wrong?
- I'm always anxious
when I have to be around someone
where I don't know where my feelings stand.
We both know in our hearts maybe we're not ready.
I don't know, I think that's, like, a mature way of,
like, kind of looking at it.
- I care, like, so much about you.
You care so much about me.
And, like, how we're doing it,
I feel like it's the right way,
but we should just keep doing it,
but not, like, put a label on it and just keep, like,
doing it how we're doing it. - Put pressure on it.
- Let's just do our thing, and like whatever happens
in the future, just let it happen naturally.
- I think we've finally realized
we're way better off as friends.
We shouldn't have even tried it, to be honest,
because we went into such an awkward space.
And DJ, I'd rather have as a best friend
for the rest of my life than an ex-boyfriend,
so I'm happy where it's landing.
- Katie, tequila Red Bull?
- Yes, please.
- Tequila Red Bull.
- It's definitely a little weird.
You know what though?
They can do whatever they want,
but I'm not gonna be-- we're not gonna
be disrespectful to whoever, so.
- No. - I want to see you guys kiss.
Kiss. - Dude, that's, like,
just blatant disrespect.
I'm not gonna stoop to that level.
No. - Is this a game?
Is this is a competition?
You should treat me the way you would
whether Katie is here or not,
because Katie clearly is treating you
like you're not even here.
- What's up, brother?
- Babe, I'm not gonna lie to you,
like, you know, like,
obviously I don't care, but I [bleep] care.
Like, that [bleep]. - I know you care.
- It's weird. - I know.
- Right now in my life, I'm happy with Savannah.
- Brother, stop lying to me.
- Let's take it to Parker.
- Why?
- Are you mad at him?
- No, I'm not mad at him.
He can come over here though.
- I have to give Savannah a chance.
Like, I got to see if it could be something.
- Do you want to be with Parker?
- I don't know. I think he's toxic.
- You love Katie, dude. - I--[bleep] that [bleep].
- You already told me you love Katie.
- You know I [bleep] love Katie.
- I just don't want you to [bleep] it up
because I know you love her, bro.
- I feel like Pat sees something
that I'm obviously missing.
What am I not seeing?
- Do the good outweigh the bad?
- No. - Or vice--right, so you--
- Bad. Good.
- Well, you know, and I can't tell you what to do,
but, like--
So you still talking to him,
you still coming around, so why?
- I know. I don't even know--
- So why? - I don't even know
if I want to even talk to him after this.
- Savannah, like, are you just gonna--
- I have to go.
I don't like the way I'm feeling being around him
because it's making me jealous that he's jealous,
so I think I'm just gonna do my own thing
before something goes down.
- [sighs]
Why are you being so standoffish?
- Get away from me.
- It's like, why do you act this way?
I haven't done anything to you tonight.
But, like, you're-- - Just leave. Just go.
Just go.
- Here we go again.
[dramatic music]
Here we go.
It's definitely a tough situation.
I mean, I haven't seen Katie since we were at the lake,
and she left on bad terms.
So I mean, seeing somebody that I've spent a lot of time with
in my life walk in with somebody else
isn't a good feeling.
- I watched you walk in, and I was like,
Katie has a man.
Katie has a man, and she didn't tell me.
Ugh. - Oh, my God.
Well, I'm glad you like him. - Hi.
I really hate to intrude. - What's wrong?
- Katie walks in with this guy that no one's ever seen.
I could see Parker having, like, little nervous tics,
and I can tell he's acting weird.
I just, um--
I know, I'm so upset right now.
- Stop. - I know.
I don't want to do this right now.
- I don't really know what exactly is going on,
but she can't even get the words out of her mouth.
- You are so good. - I just don't want
to do this anymore.
- Baby. - [bleep].
- You've been handling this so [bleep] good.
- I don't want do this Parker [bleep] anymore.
- Okay, then you don't have to. [bleep] it.
You don't have to. It's okay.
If you don't want to do it right now, you don't have to.
- I don't want to do it.
I just don't-- I just--
- It's all right.
- I don't want to do this anymore.
[sobs]
- ♪ This hurt that I'm holding's ♪
♪ Getting' heavy ♪
♪ But I'ma keep a smile on my shoulders ♪
♪ Till I'm sweaty ♪
♪ Beggin' on my knees ♪
♪ Screamin', someone come and help me ♪
♪ But by the time they're there ♪
♪ I've already hid the body ♪
[car horn honking]
[cheerful music]
- You look cute.
- Hi, bae.
- What's up?
What's up?
Good?
- No.
- It takes a lot of courage to do this.
- I'm so scared, but I just feel like
I live my life for everyone else but me.
And I'm tired of doing that.
I know that it's my job to be his source of strength.
I have to be there for him and pick him up
if it goes to [bleep].
- [bleep] - It's gonna be so much better.
- Let me get out the car and do this now.
- All right, I love you. Here, want to bring
a tissue in your pocket?
You're good? Bye.
- This is a huge moment for me.
This is one of the biggest moments of my life.
[chuckles]
Hi, Mommy!
- Hi, baby. [chuckling]
How are you?
- Did you see the lily pads?
- Mm-mm. - In the water?
- Where were they? - Over there.
- Mm-mm. - You had to walk past them.
- I didn't see them.
So what's been going on, dude?
What's going on?
- [sighs] Just so much.
- Like what?
- I just don't--
Everybody just is always on, you know, their own wave,
and I'm not really with it.
The whole, like, arguments and drama.
- Mm-hmm.
- You know I don't like to be in that.
- Then don't be in it. - I don't.
- Just be you and be nice to everyone.
That's all you can do.
- I want to come out to my mom,
but I'm terrified.
I've heard many, many, many stories
that have ended up horribly, you know?
Because someone just wants to be themselves,
and I just want to be myself.
[soft dramatic music]
- What's the matter? - I'm just saying, it's like--
it's a lot that when I sit and talk to you, like--
♪ ♪
- What's hurting you?
- [barely audible] Nothing.
- What's the matter?
What's the matter?
- Nothing. It's just a lot.
♪ ♪
[soft dramatic music]
- It's just a lot.
And I just want to ask you, Mom, but...
- Why do you think you're gonna embarrass me?
- It's the whole family, Mom.
- What's the matter, baby?
What is it about?
♪ ♪
What do you want to say?
Whatever it is, I'm your biggest supporter,
and I'm gonna be in your corner
till the day the good Lord calls me home.
- Um, Mommy, I'm gay.
- I knew this day would come,
and I was gonna meet you with open arms.
But it's not my job to go and, you know,
start digging and make you feel uncomfortable.
I waited for you to come to me.
Okay?
I'm your mother.
I've known.
- You make me proud.
There's nothing--
- I am proud. Nothing you do
is embarrassing to me.
Okay? Do you understand that?
- My mom is my best friend, and...
For her to take it the way she did,
I did not expect that.
- You're my child.
I'm proud of you today than I've ever been,
because you know what this tells me?
You're going to be happy now.
Now I can feel happy too
because I know you're gonna live the life
that you want to live.
Do you understand?
- I feel like a thousand pounds have been lifted off my chest,
and, like, I can talk to her.
I feel like as long as my mom's happy with me,
I can be happy.
- Don't compromise who you are for no one.
Don't worry about fitting in.
Okay?
You are loved by so many,
so live your life unapologetically.
[bleep] anybody who don't like it,
because they won't come to me with that bull[bleep].
You already know.
Uncles, aunties, whoever the hell don't like
what you're doing, don't like your life, don't agree with it,
they can all kick rocks-- barefooted.
[both laugh]
- You're lame.
- I know.
- You know, with the whole family,
she didn't care about that.
Like, there's nothing I can do now to make her upset,
and it just--
I just love her so much.
- You're my baby.
I love you. Okay?
- Okay. - And I'm here for you.
And I'm glad this is off your chest.
- My whole life, I've felt like
I've failed her, and it's like,
my mom just understood just exactly where I'm coming from.
My mom was so supportive, and I don't even know
how to explain this feeling.
- You're gonna be happy.
- This is, like, the best day of my life, seriously.
- I'm gonna stand with you. We're gonna stand tall.
And we're gonna go through this thing called life together.
- Yeah.
We're a team. Okay?
- I'm in your corner, honey.
I'm your biggest cheerleader.
I'm so incredibly proud of you.
Okay?
[cheerful music]
♪ ♪
I love you.
- I went and sat down with my mom yesterday,
and I came out to her. She was so happy.
[cheering]
- Okay, so tell me what's going on with Savannah?
Are you really serious about her?
- Well, it's just--
- Would you marry Savannah?
- Okay, let's--okay.
Can you, like, just stop now? - [laughing]
- Like, we get it.
- Hey. What's up?
- Hi. Nice to meet you.
I had a blind date that my mom set me up on.
- I have tough times, like, making commitments.
- Mm-hmm. - So I'm gonna just kind of--
- Did he just really just look at her ass in front of me
on our first date?
- [laughs]
- You got to make a decision.
- All right.
- Do you want to break up with her or--
I don't know, what are you thinking?
- About Savannah, I feel like
my mind's telling me one thing,
but my heart's telling me another.
The reason I'm here today is to be honest with you.
This is not easy for me to talk about with you,
and I don't want to hurt you.