No lie, tyreke?
Wc is here in Detroit?
This Friday night,
in person, at club infinity.
Man, we are so there.
- Wait, wait. Uh. Hold...
- Hold up, y'all.
Um. Club infinity
is a 21-and-over club.
-So?
- Look, tamera, I want to see
- wc in person
- But I am not going to get
- in trouble because of it.
Now, Tia, look,
going to an over 21 club
isn't trouble, trouble.
It's just trouble!
Yeah, well, the real trouble
- is getting into club infinity
- at all.
- True that.
- -Ladies, will you relax?
-Crashing a club
is all about attitude.
- You just have to act
- like you own the joint.
-Meaning?
-Meaning,
Tia, I've got 19 years
of experience to your 17.
-Allow me to demonstrate
how to walk the walk.
- Okay. Go ahead.
- Yeah.
- Dang, dog,
- what's up with your legs?
Tyreke is showing us
how to walk the walk.
Yeah. He said, uh, you know,
- it'll help us
- get into club infinity.
- Well,
- if that's the walk,
I don't want to hear the talk.
Oh, you got jokes. It's too bad,
- jokes won't get you
- into the club.
- Neither will walking
- like a peg-legged chicken.
- Now, check it. I'm not trying
- to sneak into any club
- That won't let me in
- because I'm underage.
- -Then don't go.
- -You see,
- Because the club people think
- that by putting
A 21-and-over tag on the place,
- those of us who are underage
- will want to go even more.
- Now, that's wack. I'm not even
- going to try and do it.
Not even to see wc live?
-Wc? Wc?
Mm-hmm.
Show us that walk again, dog.
- Watch. It's all with the bop
- in the back.
- -Bop in the back.
- -Bop in the back,
- And then you got to point.
- That's the most important...
- -Oh, you gotta point.
- -Hey, what's up?
- You gotta point like you know
- somebody.
- Give him a point and just keep
- with the bopping. You bopping?
♪ Sister, sister
sister, sister ♪
♪ I got my own mind I do
my own style in my own time ♪
♪ how different
we have come to be ♪
♪ even though I'm glad
to be with you ♪
- ♪ I got to feel
- what's real for me ♪
♪ Like you got to do
what's right for you ♪
♪ Sister, sister
oh, sister, sister ♪
Oh, sh**t. I don't feel
like dealing with this today.
- -What?
- -That.
Oh, mom, they probably
won't even notice us.
Tia, please. Look at me.
- How could they
- not say something?
- Now, when they start telling me
- how fine I am and everything.
I just want you to nod politely
and keep walking.
-Just go.
-Remember, nod and walk.
- Yo, sexy, can I help you
- with your bags?
- No, diggity,
- I want to bag it up.
- Excuse me, baby, can I talk
- to you for a minute?
- I... I don't think so.
- We're in a hurry.
All due, ma'am.
- I was talking to the honeys
- behind you.
-Oh, yeah.
-There are no honeys behind.
What? My babies?
-You sick little pervert!
-Calm down, moms.
- -"Moms?"
- -Whoa! Ho...
- Hold up now, lady.
- We sorry, okay?
Oh, you sorry, all right.
Hitting on children.
- Lisa... Can we
- please go to the car now?
- Yeah. Can y'all please
- go to the car?
- We'll go to the car when I say
- we go to the car.
Let's go to car.
Oh!
Yeah.
- -Hi, dad.
- -Hi, girls. Hi, Lisa.
Yeah, whatever.
- -What's wrong with her?
- -Uh.
- We ran
- into some construction workers.
Oh, and they hit on her?
Not exactly.
- Don't be talking about me
- like I'm not even here.
- If you got something to ask me,
- just ask me to my face.
Okay, Lisa, what's wrong?
None of your business,
you... you nosy man.
- Why don't I go to the kitchen
- with Aaron?
-Who's Aaron?
-Some man.
Yes. More specifically,
- he's a computer consultant,
- I hired.
Who can't consult without me.
- I cannot get over the nerve
- of those hard hats.
- All our taxpayer dollars
- being wasted
On those loudmouth
potbellied jerks.
Well, actually, Lisa,
- -they were in pretty good shape.
- -Yeah.
Yeah.
-Come on, tamera.
Let's go meet the computer guy.
- Oh! Aaron Paige,
- this is my daughter, tamera
- -and Lisa's daughter, Tia.
- -Hi.
- -Hi. How you're doing?
- -Hi. You're...
I think we met before.
Doesn't your brother...
-Malcolm. Go to Roosevelt?
-Yeah. So did I.
- Oh.
- -Old lady, Carmichael,
- Is the person who inspired me
- to get into computers.
But she teaches English lit.
- I know and the way she taught it
- inspired me
To get into computers.
- -Oh.
- -Oh, yeah.
- Right now,
- we're downloading our database
- So our software
- will be compatible.
-Ain't that right, Aaron?
-Well, no, not really, ray.
- But we are downloading database,
- aren't we?
-No.
- Aren't we doing something
- with data?
- -Yes, we are doing something.
- -See? I knew it.
- Hey, dad. Um. Can Aaron upgrade
- my desktop?
- Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Mine, too.
- I've been wanting
- to add 32 megs of ram.
- -That would be so chill.
- -Yeah.
- -More megs would be chill, yes.
- -No problem, no problem.
- Um. I have another appointment
- in about half an hour.
- But pop off your cables.
- I'll take your cpus with me.
-Aw, you're the b*mb.
- -Oh, you're the boss. Thank you.
- -Oh! All right!
- Sounds good. Look,
- while they're gonna get
- Their cpus,
- I'll go get the computers.
Yeah. You do that, ray.
-Huh. Oh!
-You still here?
Sorry. I can see,
I'm in your way.
I'll just power down and split.
- Oh, uh, don't you think
- you want to save your file,
- Back it up on a floppy
- in case you crash on shutdown?
Oh, you're right!
- So you know a thing or two
- about computers, huh?
- Pretty surprising
- for an old woman like me, huh?
- Well, I don't see an old woman.
- I just see a pretty face.
Maybe, we should start over.
-I'm Lisa.
-Hi, Lisa. I'm Aaron.
- And I never forget
- a beautiful woman.
- Are you sure
- we've never met before?
You know, before this afternoon,
- I would have thought
- you were flirting with me.
- Oh, but I am. I guess,
- I'm just not doing it very well.
- Oh, no, you're doing fine
- for somebody
Who hasn't been around too long.
So exactly how long
have you been around?
I'm 26, but, hey, to me,
- you know,
- age ain't nothing but a number.
Well, that's an interesting
philosophy. Tell me more.
- Well, I could talk to you
- for hours
- If you'd just give me
- your phone number.
- I don't go around giving out
- my phone number to strange men.
Oh.
But you don't seem that strange.
Uh, 555-0126, that's my home,
and my office...
- You might want to get a pencil,
- darling.
Oh. Ooh.
- -Five-five-five-0102...
- -I got it.
And my pager's 555-0180.
- -You want my fax?
- -Hey!
- -Five-five-five...
- -And remember,
When we get to club infinity
it's all about the 'tude, okay?
- And if the peg-legged
- chicken walk doesn't work...
-I've got ids.
-Wait. Ho... hold up, you guys.
Um. I am not down with fake ids.
- These people aren't fake.
- They're my cousins.
Uh. Jordan, shouldn't my ID
look like Tia's?
What's your point?
- -We're twins.
- -We're twins.
Just don't stand together.
Jordan, my guy has hair.
Man, and it's gray!
No. See, this...
-So? I have dreads.
-Oh, man, please.
We will not need these wack ids.
- I told you, I would get us
- in the club infinity.
Well, however we get in
we gonna be jammin' tonight.
- -Yeah!
- -Yeah!
-I'll get the engine started.
Mom! Ray!
- I thought you guys
- were going to the movies.
We are.
- The soundtrack to the movie
- makes you want to jam.
Yeah, that's right.
- I thought you were going
- to see amistad.
We are.
You see, jammin'
is now slang for cryin'.
- Yeah, yeah, they changed
- the meaning last week.
- Yeah and, uh, we better leave.
- So, we won't be late.
- -Bye!
- -Bye!
- Bye. That still does mean
- you're leaving, right?
Yeah, we outie.
Have fun, but not too much.
Kids.
- I'm so glad, I'm not young
- anymore, aren't you?
- Ray, what the hell
- are you talking about?
- Most days,
- I don't feel any different
Than I did when I was in my 20s.
- So who's to say,
- what's young and what's old?
That would be me.
I'm old and proud of it.
Hmm. Yeah, whatever, Grady.
Isn't it about time
for your matlock marathon?
I don't watch, matlock.
- -I watch, diagnosis m*rder.
- Oh!
Maybe I'll take a nice hot bath
- and have some hot tea
- and read a new book.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, good, good.
- Don't you worry
- about keeping me company.
- 'Cause, I'm going
- straight to bed.
- Good idea, because you look
- a little worn out, too.
I got your worn-out.
-Oh! I wonder
who that could be at this hour.
I'll just get that
before I go to bed.
- -Oh, hi, Aaron.
- -Hi.
- -I'm ready to go.
- -You sure about that, Lisa?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, now,
I know what you're thinking
- but I am not worried
- about our age difference.
Well, maybe a little at first,
- but I say,
- you're as young as you feel.
Right now I'm feeling it.
- Oh, that's cool,
- but what I was going to say is,
- You sure you want to go
- wearing slippers?
Oh, yeah.
-Now, that's better.
Those look like dancing shoes.
- -Oh, we going dancing?
- -Oh. Hottest spot in town,
Club infinity!
Whoo!
- Party over here!
- Ain't nothin' over there.
- Man,
- looks like they checking ID.
- Better get yours out,
- cousin glenda.
- Don't sweat it.
- That's my girl, Desiree.
Your girl?
No, no, no. She's my girl
in a hookup way, Tia.
-Hookup way.
- Let me do all the talking.
- Watch me work.
What's up?
-Desiree, how you doing?
-What's up, reke?
- Hey, you think you could hook me
- and my friends up?
Hey, you know it.
Just show me some ids.
- -Ids?
- Uh-huh.
Okay. Uh, yeah, no, no, no, no.
- Sure, sure, sure.
- No problem. Excuse me.
Uh. Rasheed.
Rasheed!
- -Rasheed!
- -Oh, that's me. Oh.
- Maybe I can be
- of some assistance.
Here's my ID.
Hmm. What happened
to your dreads, rasheed?
-They fell out.
Oh!
- -I don't think so.
- -No, no, it happens.
- He... he can tell you.
- It happens all the time.
- It's a hereditary thing.
- Bro, why you...
Hold up. Hold up.
- Hey, man. You don't know him.
- Chill out. Go, brother.
Shh.
- I'm sorry. It looks like,
- it's not going to happen.
Well, who's up for amistad?
You see these brand-new shoes?
- They walking into that club.
- Excuse me.
Uh. Good crowd tonight?
Yeah, because the other
over-21 club was dead.
Yeah, whack.
Oh, not so fast. Now, I know,
you're not just going to walk
right past me, glenda.
-Well. Uh...
-girl without a shout out!
Glenda, it's me!
Desiree?
- Your home girl.
- From beauty school?
-Uh. Oh! Yeah! Desiree!
How you doing, girl?
-Girl!
- Good. Oh, you look different
- without your blonde hair.
- Girl, I couldn't keep up
- with them roots.
Uh-huh.
You never said you had a sister.
- You two look enough alike
- to be twins.
- Yeah,
- we get that a lot.
Yeah.
- Desiree!
- -Uh-huh.
-Um. This is, uh...
-Martika.
Okay. All right. You know, what?
- We'll talk more later
- after the show.
- -Y'all go on in.
- -All right, thank you!
- -We... we with them.
- -Power to the people, brother.
Excuse me. Sorry.
-Whoo. Yo, we in. We in
and you see how simple that was?
You kidding, right?
- I say we just find a table,
- okay? Let's do this.
- -Oh, we'll be right back.
- -Okay.
Oh. Hey, tamera.
Tamera?
- Hey, ex... excuse me, sir.
- Um,
Have you... have you seen a girl
-who looks exactly like me?
-Uh-huh.
- She's standing right next
- to you.
How you doing, sweet thing?
Uh. Maybe you should switch
to coffee, bro.
Excuse me.
- -Tamera?
- Tia?
- -Tamera.
- Tia!
- Excuse me. Coming...
- Excuse me. Tia!
Whoa. Quadruplets.
Cool. There's quadruplets here?
- -Girl, just keep on moving.
- -Where?
Look, it's much safer here.
Well, look who's here.
My honeys from the street.
- Your crazy mama isn't here,
- is she?
No, but our big,
crazy boyfriends are.
Ugh. What kind of club is this?
- All the guys up in here
- want to hit on you.
Girl, I worry about you.
- Oh, excuse me. Could you
- hold this table for me?
- All right,
- let me find my people.
Ya'll... hey. Wait a...
-Bro, you think you're...
-j, j, man, you find anything?
- Yeah. I found out
- the over-21 crowd can be cold.
- Look, let's find the girls.
- Come on.
Hey! Tia... Tia! Tamera!
Listen. Whoo.
- Hey, did you guys find
- a good table?
You know what?
- -We don't really need a table.
- -Yeah, yeah, we'll be partying
- -as soon as wc comes out anyway.
- -Mm-hmm.
You didn't find a table.
- Yeah. But it's at the pizza hut
- down the street.
- Ladies
- and gentlemen, here's the group
You've all been waiting for.
Put your hands together
and show your love for wc!
♪ It's the jankiest
the jankiest ♪
- ♪ still gettin' my stalk on
- walk on ♪
- ♪ one about the feds on camera
- with the folded bandanna ♪
♪ It's me the d-u-b-c
night train sipper ♪
- ♪ two fingers split i'ma get her
- once again I bring her ♪
- ♪ skip, skip throw it up
- throw it up ♪
- ♪ swole up thought I told ya
- 'bout this mad circle soldier ♪
- ♪ all stars lost pieces
- khakis and linens ♪
- ♪ the og godfather
- with the blue feather in it ♪
- ♪ the shadiest, what's crackin'
- who got the sackin' ♪
♪ Fool what they goin' for
everybody's on the floor ♪
- ♪ make way for the cutthroat
- with a beard long as Moses ♪
- ♪ walkin' through yo camps
- and striking ♪
- ♪ a straight vet connect g*ng
- is my set ♪
- ♪ since a rook I did
- everything in the book... ♪
Oh! Oh, Aaron.
- -Oh, that was an exciting ride.
- -I'm sorry about all the bumps.
Oh, no, that was the best part.
- I haven't ridden on the back
- of a motorcycle since I was...
Boy, that was fun.
Should I get us a table?
- Oh, table, my foot!
- I came here to dance.
Let's get our groove on.
- ♪ ...still out bangin'
- the streets ♪
♪ Players get jacked
from thinkin' I'm acting ♪
♪ now bow to the shadiest
hood patrollin' west rollin' ♪
♪ 7 figure n*gga
still hi-fi growin' ♪
♪ money foldin' running
nothing but trues ♪
- ♪ jumping out the fo'
- in the corduroy house shoes ♪
♪ Wc a g been in
these streets for years ♪
- ♪ been loccin' since the force
- md's were singing "tears" ♪
- ♪ now what the hell
- a new Jack got to say to me ♪
♪ I was sagging way back
when kday was the b*at ♪
- ♪ at uncle jamms army
- jackin' fools for filas ♪
- ♪ when run dmc
- and jam master first bust ♪
- ♪ we was throwin' up the dub
- outta Nissan trucks ♪
- ♪ raised by a crew of real
- riders and knick kickers ♪
- ♪ that never ran on ya but was
- quick to put them hands on ya ♪
- ♪ man, y'all better
- figure us out quick ♪
- ♪ ain't no rappers
- here we felons ♪
- ♪ trying to make money
- at this here
♪ Not just clownin'
we got thousands ♪
♪ still out bangin'
the streets ♪
Hey, watch out.
-Tia!
Mom?
- -Mom?
- -Mom?
- -Tamera!
- -Lisa?
Lisa? Oh.
- -Aaron?
- -Aaron?
- -Hey, who's Aaron?
- -Hey, who's Aaron?
-Mom. Mom.
- You know, I say we better
- get out of here
Before the crowd parts again
- and your moms
- is in snatching distance.
- -I'm with that.
- -I'm with that, too.
-Whoa! Whoa! Who's Aaron?
-Just let it go, tyreke.
Now, where'd they go?
Oh.
Excuse me a minute,
Aaron.
-Excuse me, Mr. Wc.
This'll only take a second.
Hello! This on?
- Now, I know
- you're in here somewhere.
- And I'm not going
- to embarrass you
By calling out your names
because you know who you are,
and you know you're underage.
- So get your young butts
- out of here.
I mean now!
-I'm finished.
-So am I.
- Thanks for running
- the crowd off.
Oh, you're welcome.
I love your cd.
♪ Not just clownin'
we got thousands ♪
- ♪ still out bangin'
- the streets ♪
♪ Players get, whoo
from thinkin' I'm acting ♪
Ah, perfect.
"Chapter five. Nirvana.
The night was still
and nothing could
break her silence..."
What the...
- -Lisa?
- -Are the girls here yet?
- -No.
- -Oh,
I must have b*at them.
Lisa...
- Lisa, you sure you never drove
- a motorcycle before?
- I didn't know my bike
- could do a two mile wheelie.
- Well, it was either that,
- or stop at the red light.
Aaron, what are you doing here?
- I wass just bringing Lisa home
- from our date.
Actually, she brought me.
-You two went on a date?
- Oh, never mind that.
- Never mind that. They're here.
- I thought you were in bed.
- I've been tiptoeing around here
- -all night.
- -Well, I lied, okay?
- There's a lot of that
- going around.
Tia! Tamera! Now!
- Now, you're in enough trouble
- as it is,
So get on in this house!
- Don't y'all even think
- about kissing those boys!
-Yes, ma'am.
-Mom. We are so, so sorry.
- -You are so, so grounded.
- -Grounded?
- -And no phone.
- -No phone?
- -And no TV.
- -No TV?
- Dad, don't question her.
- You're making it worse.
Ray, you won't believe
where I ran into them.
On the back of your chopper?
Can you just get past that?
They were at the club infinity.
- -You're kidding.
- -I wish, I were.
- There I was getting my groove on
- with Aaron.
- Then I bumped into Thelma
- and Louise
- With their little knucklehead
- boyfriends.
- Getting your groove on
- with Aaron?
- -Don't change the subject.
- -Oh, here's your invoice, ray.
-Thanks, son.
- Can we just not lose focus here?
- Now, this isn't about me.
It's about them. Now, I belong
in that club. I'm way over 21.
You can forget that way over.
I'm so disappointed in you.
- You lied to me so you could go
- to some club.
You should be so ashamed.
- I am, okay?
- Now, what about them?
- -I was talking to them!
- -Oh.
Look, mom, ray.
- We were wrong to lie
- to you guys.
- But we only wanted to see wc
- in person.
- Yeah and we didn't do anything
- 21-and-over.
Well, wanting to see a band
- is no excuse
- for breaking the law.
- You had no business
- being in that club.
- I mean, you have plenty of time
- to grow up.
- You wanna live your life
- so fast.
I know, that's right.
You tell them, Aaron.
- I... I was talking about us,
- Lisa.
- I don't think
- it's gonna work out.
- -What?
- -No, no, no, no.
It's not you, it's me.
You got it going on and all,
- but if this is a typical night
- for you,
I don't know if I can keep up.
I'm sorry, Lisa.
-Oh, I understand, Aaron.
- You're not the first man
- I ran into the ground.
Hmm, you won't be the last.
- Well, I hope
- you've learned your lesson.
- Yeah, I got to find a man
- who can keep up with me.
- -He was talking to us.
- -He was talking to us.
- The computer sultant...
- Consultant.
He's a sultan of soul.
-He's a sultan of Brunei.
-He's an oil... magnate.
Cumba sultan laude.
He is the all-majesty,
all-seeing.
- -All sultan.
- -Okay, Tim.
- -Okay.
- -And why are you laughing?
- -Because i...
- -you had no business
- -being in that club.
- -It didn't make sense.
Uh... oh, nobody knew but you.
-Oh.
-I knew. I knew. I knew.
05x17 - Young at Heart
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Starring Tia and Tamera Mowry as identical twin sisters separated at birth who are reunited as teenagers.
Starring Tia and Tamera Mowry as identical twin sisters separated at birth who are reunited as teenagers.