- [crowd murmuring]
- [ball thuds]
[Christian] What's up, my man?
Christian Boykin. Go to Brookwood.
[Justin] Justin.
[Christian] I gotta get to practice soon.
Keish, can I talk to you real quick?
Uh, um, yeah. Yeah, sure.
- [bat smacks ball]
- [cheering]
- [Christian] Be blessed, Ms. Clark.
- [Shelly] All right.
Okay, so those two used to date.
What are you doing here? I
blocked you for a reason.
I know. But how can I make
things right if you're...
You don't.
- Keish.
- [Keisha scoffs]
I am sorry. Okay? I'm sorry.
I gotta go.
I'm signing with Kansas.
[Keisha scoffs]
Everything works
out for you, huh?
And you know what the
f*cked-up part is?
I'm only talking to you so that
my mom doesn't suspect anything.
Now I need a new lie about
why you're sending me flowers
and tracking me down.
You don't gotta lie. You can
just tell her it's about Kansas.
And that I'm thanking the people that
helped me to get there. That's real.
Keish...
Stop calling me that.
I do miss you, though.
[scoffs] Does Tammy miss you?
Tammy? Who's Tammy?
What, your girl
from St. Maria's?
That's not my girl.
That's not my girl, neither.
She was at The Dunes
the same day I was.
So I just went over there and
begged her to tell you to call me.
I don't know if I can, but I'm
trying to make things right.
You deserve better from
me, and I know that.
Got this Nike trainer
working me out this weekend.
- A lot of perks rolling in.
- [gentle music playing]
I wanna send some
of that your way.
[chuckles] Come on, Keish.
The least I can do is make sure you
and your boy Howard get together.
Don't f*cking do that.
My bad. I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to.
[scoffs]
What did you say to my mom?
To get her to bring you here?
Come on, now. You know your mom.
She... she can't say no to me.
Look, don't come to
my house anymore.
- Keish, I was just trying to see you.
- And don't send me flowers.
[Christian] Well, if you
do come to this Nike thing,
can you let me know?
I really am sorry.
[ethereal music playing]
- [keyboard clacking]
- [notification whooshes]
f*ck.
[crowd cheering]
Yes! Yes! Good job!
Yeah! Yeah! Let's go!
[gentle music playing]
[FaceTime ringing]
- [cell phone dings]
- [ringing continues]
Hey. Stop wasting all the water.
- Sorry. Sorry, sorry.
- [turns off faucet]
How much were those spikes
you were trying to get?
Uh, you don't have to worry
about getting me that right now.
You're gonna need them
eventually. So I'm just...
trying to see if I can
hocus-pocus these numbers.
Just let me see if coach
can get them for me first.
- Okay. Oh, that's Brittany.
- [pounding on door]
[dogs barking faintly]
- Brittany B!
- [Brittany] Hey, baby.
[both] Hey.
- [Shelly] Oh!
- [Brittany] Can you hold this?
[Shelly] Sure.
But I did not get a text from
you asking if I wanted anything.
[Brittany] Mm. Excuse you.
I'm giving you my time and my
knowledge to help you get this job.
- Hey, Urkel.
- Hey.
You still trying to get
her a job with you at USC?
Girl, I'm trying to get her
behind some normal hours
so she can get some
normal clothes.
That is just gonna add to my budget.
Also, wait a minute, I like my look.
It's comfy.
[Brittany] Oh, okay.
Know what else is comfy?
Couches.
You wanna look like a couch?
I can get like a weekend job,
you know, after I'm done
picking up the trash.
Girl, just keep your books open and
your legs closed. We are almost there.
God. Your mom stay on you, dawg.
Ooh! Y'all, did we ever figure out
what this flower situation was about?
- Yes. So confidentially...
- Yeah.
- ...so don't say nothing.
- [Brittany] I won't.
[Shelly] Okay. Christian
is signing with Kansas.
- And wants to celebrate with his day ones.
- [squeals] Oh, with his day ones!
Ooh, it's a setup
for prom. Watch.
It is! Girl, remember, she
used to always be crying about,
"I'm ugly. Nobody looks at
me, nobody talks to me."
See what a little hair,
makeup, and wardrobe can do?
Okay.
That's what I'm trying to
do for you with this job.
Yeah, girl, we can get you a little skirt.
Let that booty pop up. Let it sit, okay?
Girl, not you trying
to give me a trick.
More of a treat, but
you ain't listening.
- Got candy?
- [Shelly] I think so.
["Imperfections" by
Starrah & Diplio playing]
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ I need imperfections ♪
♪ I don't need you
to be perfect ♪
♪ We all got a past now ♪
♪ You just gotta leave it
In the past now, yeah ♪
- ♪ So cancel out your ex ♪
- [engine roaring on video game]
- [cell phone dings]
- ♪ And let 'em know I'm next ♪
♪ And cancel out your stress ♪
♪ 'Cause baby, I'm the best ♪
♪ Rack up, I just want rack up ♪
♪ He just want lack up ♪
♪ You don't want no broke
boy Tell him pack up ♪
♪ I'm in the kitchen
Mixin' your prescription ♪
♪ You know I ain't
trippin', baby ♪
♪ 'Cause I need imperfections ♪
♪ I don't need you
to be perfect ♪
♪ We all got a past now ♪
♪ You just gotta leave
it In the past now ♪
♪ So cancel out your ex ♪
♪ And let 'im know I'm next ♪
♪ And cancel out your stress ♪
♪ 'Cause baby, I'm the best ♪
[sighs]
[trainer] Cool. Good hand.
Here. Edge it. Yeah, right here.
- Go work, boy.
- [player] Yes, sir.
[trainer] Reject the screen, come
on. Come here. Come on, good hand.
Back up. Got him.
Nice. Come on. Yup. Good.
Good.
- [basketball dribbling]
- [shoes squeaking on floor]
[chuckles incredulously]
Okay. Okay, okay, okay.
[trainer] Reject the screen.
Come on. Nice. Come on.
- Nice. Good job.
- [Christian] Come on, it's easy, baby.
Happy you made it.
- I'm here for the Nike trainer.
- Oh, you're here for the Nike trainer?
- All right, Christian, we out.
- All right, yo.
Figured we worked you enough.
Bro, keep talking, man.
Oh, but look, this is my...
my friend, uh, Keisha Clark.
She's about to be Howard's
latest and greatest track star.
- [chuckles] Hey.
- Oh, word? Nice to meet you.
[Keisha] Nice to meet you.
Go easy on our boy.
- I'm going to holler at y'all. Be easy.
- [player] All right.
- All right, Keisha.
- [Keisha] Nice meeting you.
[player] All right.
["Grinding All My Life"
by Nipsey Hussle playing]
♪ Grindin' all my life Sacrificed,
hustle paid the price ♪
♪ Want a slice? Got
to roll the dice... ♪
Yes. Nice. Awesome.
♪ '96 Impala, thug
life on wheels... ♪
Push. Stay low,
stay low, stay low.
Good, good.
♪ Ask me how I feel ♪
♪ Successful street n*gga... ♪
[trainer] Come on. Nice.
♪ Been grindin' all my
life, sacrificed... ♪
Keisha, my God, you can run.
And your hustle game is strong.
I told you.
So who's calling? I bet
every scout wants you.
I'm talking to Howard.
Why? They're barely ranked.
Hardly ever make the nationals.
Well, they show up in the boardrooms
and the C-suites. And I want that.
Plus, if I'm their top athlete,
they'll treat me like it.
And I can chart my own course
and not have to worry about
losing my spot or my scholarship.
With all due respect, it
sounds like a bit of a cop-out.
Okay, well, that's because you
don't see the race that I'm running.
[trainer laughs]
- I can't even look at you no more.
- [Christian laughs]
- [trainer] All right, see you next week.
- Be easy, my man.
- [door opens and closes]
- [Christian and Keisha laugh]
I think you just
broke his brain.
Not everybody's gonna get it.
[sighs] I know what it looks like when
dreams die, so I have to be clear.
Heard.
Oh, yo. I also
took care of this.
I... I talked to Tammy for you.
- I didn't ask you.
- I know.
I'm just trying to
set things straight.
All right? I'm just trying to fix
anything I f*cked up any way I can.
[exhales]
The video is still out there.
I... [sighs]
Look, if you know who got it,
I can get them to delete it.
You tried that, remember?
You know, the crazy thing is
you're all over the video too.
But nobody says anything
about you. It's always me.
Like, for real, why did
you do that? Like...
I just don't understand
why you'd do me like that.
And don't say, "Oh, it
was just some dumb sh*t."
I don't... I don't
know. I don't know.
Okay? I... I don't know.
Yeah, you're gonna
have to do better.
'Cause I don't want you sending me
flowers or kissing up to my mom.
I wanna know why you did it.
It's just gonna
sound like trash.
For real, 'cause
it... 'cause it is.
All right? And there's no
excuse for sending that video.
Honestly, at the time, I didn't
think it was that big of a deal.
Not that big of a deal?
No, for real. Me and my
boys, we look at dumb sh*t...
we talk about dumb
sh*t all the time.
- And then when Lucas... No, for real.
- Lucas? Lucas? Of course.
He kept going on about how white girls
give better head than Black girls and...
No, Keisha, he would
not let that sh*t go.
I just sent him that video to shut him
up and prove him wrong. That was it.
So you did it for the culture.
I felt stupid after I did it.
For real. I just...
I went over to his house the next
day and made him delete the video.
Look, for real, I'm...
I'm sorry, Keish.
I went from having a full
scholarship at Brookwood...
[somber music playing]
...to watching my mom scrape by
to keep me in this new school.
She can't even... she can't even
afford to buy me my new track gear.
All because you wanted to prove
something to these white boys.
I still have to live
with this sh*t every day.
And you just get to walk away
like nothing ever happened.
Do you know what
that feels like?
I'm sick and tired of this
sh*t controlling my every move.
[breathes shakily]
I really didn't
mean to hurt you.
If I could change things, if
I can do things over again,
I swear I would.
But you can't.
[Christian] Keisha.
[door opens]
- f*ck. [scoffs]
- [door slams]
[doorbell rings]
- [Keisha] Hi.
- Hey.
I cannot believe you drove all the
way down here for some chicken.
I could've DoorDashed the chicken.
Come on, I came to see you.
[Keisha] Mm.
- Thanks for coming.
- Yeah.
I know you've been going through it.
I just wanna make sure you're okay.
Yeah, I'm okay. Come on, close
the door behind you and lock it.
Okay, so look. This is what was
on his little brother's Instagram.
Yeah, I knew how to love them!
- This can't be your real life. Step out.
- He's cheating. No.
So what do we know? He's
a really good brother.
Mm-hmm.
He also only likes posts about
video games or Playboi Carti,
Travis Scott, and Lil U*i. And
he hasn't even unfollowed you.
Yet.
Okay, you just need
to talk to him.
I tried.
I have an idea. Brookwood
plays Camden Hall this week.
You should go and just
casually run into him.
Mm. I haven't been
back there since...
Right. Yeah, never mind.
That's a bad idea. I...
I know my party was
hard enough for you.
You know, it's funny,
because, like, that night,
he actually, like, made
me forget about all of it.
Um, and also me. Hello.
Oh, no, of course.
My heart, my soul.
[Chloe laughs]
Oh, I just loved the
way he looked at me.
[sighs] It's so nice to know
that somebody really likes you.
Like, lights up
when they see you.
Like, I didn't have to
guess. You know, he just...
[chuckles] He was just so honest.
He said what was on his mind.
And you know guys like
leaving you guessing,
like with Christian.
He was never upfront saying
how he felt about me.
Why is he acting
like this right now?
Maybe he's just really hurt.
It doesn't seem like it's in
his nature to act this way.
You know what he said
to me at the theater?
He said that he knows that guys
buy girls stuff expecting sex.
But he wanted to make sure that I knew
he wasn't making that move with me.
Wow.
That's a little too honest.
- It's giving on-the-spectrum vibes.
- Stop!
- What? Elon Musk is. [laughing]
- Chloe!
Look, it's really nice to
have him back in my life.
He's like a fresh start.
[sighs] I just...
wanna tell him that I really
like him so I can clear this up.
So come to the game. Come
on, I'll be there with you.
["Can't" by Naaz playing]
- Okay! All right!
- Come on!
- [basketball dribbling]
- [indistinct cheering and shouting]
♪ Summertime I'm still
thinking 'bout you ♪
♪ If I don't love,
then what will I do? ♪
♪ Reality's here, but
not coming through ♪
- ♪ In my mind, I can be what we choose... ♪
- [Chloe] Keisha!
♪ But in life We can't
stand in those shoes ♪
- ♪ It's something I know... ♪
- [Chloe] Hi!
[spectators cheering]
♪ Before our debut ♪
- [man 1] Go! Right! There you go!
- [man 2] Take care of the ball!
Take care of the ball!
Are you kidding me?
There you go!
[ethereal music playing]
[spectators cheering]
[whistle blowing]
- [cheering]
- [indistinct announcement on PA]
- [basketball dribbling]
- [shoes squeaking on court]
[man 1] Gotta rebound!
What are we doing?
Find it!
[spectators chanting] Ten,
nine, eight, seven, six,
five, four, three, two, one!
[buzzer sounds]
Call it. Basket's
good. Basket's good.
[spectators cheering]
[announcer on PA] That'll leave us
at Brookwood 70, Camden Hall 51.
[Coach Derek] All right.
Let's go. That's game.
Good job. Let's go.
All right, man. I'm out.
See ya.
[indistinct chattering]
What's up?
Hi.
Yeah, I'll catch you.
Hey. Good news. I...
I don't have tetanus.
[Justin] That's good.
Look, I... I came here to talk to
you about what happened at the park.
Well, I think you made it pretty clear.
And now you're doubling down on it.
What?
[Justin laughs dryly]
So what? We gonna pretend that
you're not here for your boy?
Wh... [splutters] I'm
not here to see Chr...
I'm here to talk to you.
Okay, so that's why you're
sitting at Brookwood's side.
I was just sitting with Chloe.
You know what? It was, um, it
was good seeing you, Keisha.
Justin, please just hear me out.
I don't care about Christian.
I just had to make
it look like I did.
Well, I mean, you've become more
questions than answers for me.
I mean, maybe you're
right. Maybe...
I should find another Keisha.
[scoffs] You know what? Tell
your boy I said, "What's up."
[Keisha sighs]
Hey.
Thought that was you.
It's good to see
you back up here.
Are you okay?
I'm cool. Good game.
Thanks.
Did you get my message about
the code I got you from Nike?
Fifty percent discount?
Look, maybe we should stop talking
before people come up with more stories.
Man, f*ck them.
Let them scratch their head about
what they think is going on.
You know how we can confuse
them? If you go to prom with me.
[laughs] What?
Oh, yeah. Made you smile.
- Because that's crazy.
- How is that crazy?
We always said we
would go together.
You get to go back up in
Brookwood, shut 'em all up.
I get the last dance with
you before I graduate.
Look, you don't have to do all this
to make me feel better. I'm good.
All right, Keish.
["Wow" by Nick Jordan playing]
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Mm, yeah ♪
♪ What do I got to lose right
now? Nothing to prove right now ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah I ain't in
the mood right now... ♪
What's up, coach?
[Coach Derek] Come on, Edwards.
I've been thinking
about that game a lot.
- Oh yeah?
- Yeah.
I feel like my three-pointer
could've kept us in the game.
So you think you should decide
who gets to play and when?
What? No, I...
I mean, I just want a chance
to prove myself, you know?
Be consistent, patient.
Your time will come.
- Hey.
- Hey.
You good?
[Justin] Yeah, I'm good.
[Dawn] You ready?
- Yeah.
- Let's go get it.
We ready.
I was a high-level athlete. I knew where
I was going by my freshman year, so...
Justin, have you received anything?
Have you talked to any coaches?
I mean, no, not yet. But I
still have a year to play.
Well, next session, let's
get Coach Derek in here.
He will help us map out your
options and your journey.
[Eric] No.
Actually, Coach
Derek is the problem.
How's somebody supposed to recruit
my son if he's got him on the bench?
That man does not care about winning.
He cares about sucking up to CEOs.
Go to a game. Their sons
run up and down the court.
I can't speak to those politics. Like
I said, we could talk to Coach Derek.
But, Justin, if you wanna play ball,
there are so many good schools. D2 and D3.
Let's drop basketball
for a second, okay?
Can Justin get into an
elite college without it?
We can try, but his 2.7 GPA
sorta limits his options.
[Dawn] He's a solid B.
$40,000 a year should be incentive
enough for him to get an A understanding.
[advisor] Now that we're
clear on the priorities,
let's enroll him in honors
classes next quarter.
AP classes next year,
that'll really boost his GPA.
[Dawn] We should strongly
consider early decision.
[advisor] Speaking of which, Justin,
why is the college questionnaire blank?
You never filled it out?
[pensive music playing]
[voice on computer] What
major interests you?
Do you want a classic
campus experience?
Do you see yourself in the city?
[Keisha] I'm here
to talk to you.
[voice on computer] Does a
large workload scare you?
[Keisha] Justin,
please, hear me out.
I mean, maybe you're right. Maybe
I should find another Keisha.
[music fades]
[keyboard clacking]
- [R&B music playing softly on stereo]
- [cell phone dings]
[sighs]
[notification whooshes]
[upbeat electronic
music playing on phone]
[notification whooshes]
["Focus" by H.E.R. playing]
♪ Me ♪
♪ Can you focus on me? ♪
[phone clatters]
♪ Baby, can you focus on me... ♪
All right, get your
gloves. Touch every base.
♪ Hands in the soap... ♪
Justin.
♪ Have the faucets running
And I keep looking at you ♪
♪ Stuck on your phone And
you're stuck in your zone... ♪
[George] Pick it up!
- Hey.
- Hey. Hey, hey.
- I can get that for you.
- That's fine. Okay.
- I got it. Okay.
- Sure, yeah.
[Keisha] Mm-hmm.
It's a little quieter
over there if you wanna...
- Oh, in the amphitheater?
- Yeah.
Okay, sure.
♪ Wish you would
just focus on me ♪
♪ Me ♪
♪ Can you focus on me? ♪
♪ Baby, can you focus? ♪
[Keisha] I'm glad you texted me.
Yeah, 'cause I missed you.
I mean, even though
I didn't want to.
Okay.
I mean, even though our
ride has been bumpy,
you are the calmest
thing that I know.
Justin...
What happened?
I mean, well, let's see.
I thought it was third quarter,
but it turns out it's fourth
quarter with this college process.
And I gotta figure this
out quickly 'cause...
I mean, I got... I got no D1
searching for me right now.
Why'd you start playing
basketball in the first place?
Well, my dad used to play ball.
- Mm-hmm?
- I mean, every weekend, um...
he would take me to this
park, just me and him.
[gentle music playing]
I mean, it was my favorite
thing in the world.
You know, but... [chuckles]
...he, uh, he never let me win.
[chuckles]
Said the day that I beat
him, I will have earned it.
I mean, I... I
hated losing to him.
I mean, he would smack the ball,
laugh,
talk sh*t.
Okay, I was...
I was five.
[both chuckle]
But then I... I just
got smarter, you know?
I... I decided to learn how
to sh**t above his head.
- Okay. [chuckles]
- You know, sh**ting long threes.
I mean, best feeling in
the world beating your dad.
I mean, it's like a high
that I never felt before.
Damn.
Yeah.
I thought you were gonna say, like,
Kobe Bryant or something. [laughs]
No, but for real, I think maybe you
stopped chasing, like, that high
and started chasing, like,
the scouts and the D1s.
Yeah.
Look, but you need to play for
how it makes you feel, not them.
You told me that people tell
you that you overthink. Well...
just don't.
Just play your game.
[ethereal music playing]
I'm sorry, I can't
really see you.
- [bat hits baseball]
- [crowd cheering in distance]
- Oh, maybe Jaden hit a fast one.
- Yeah, probably.
I have to tell you something.
Christian, he, um,
he wants me to go
to his senior prom.
And what? I mean, you said yes?
- Look, when you didn't text me back...
- So this is my fault.
He asked me after
the basketball game.
After I sat in the stands
and tolerated all of the
whispering and the stares
from the same
b*tches at Brookwood.
After I told myself that I wouldn't
let them scare me off anymore.
After I didn't think that we
would see each other again.
After you told me that you were
gonna go find another Keisha.
Okay, fine, it is my fault.
All right? But I'm back.
So call him and tell
him you can't go.
- It's not that simple.
- It is!
It is that simple.
[scoffs]
Is it him, or is it me?
Neither.
Look, I already
told my mom, okay?
- I can't back out now.
- You need to tell her the truth.
Justin, it's too late, okay?
If I tell her now and put
this on her plate now,
not only will it break her,
but she will lock me up for good
or send me to the Dominican to live with
my dad. So which one do you want more?
[George] Hey!
Hey!
What's going on over here?
[Keisha] Please
don't say anything.
I asked a question.
We were debating.
Yeah, a two-person Socratic
seminar about a rap song.
Uh, turns out I was arguing
a losing battle, so...
I'm gonna go wait for my
brother out in the car.
Good night, sir.
["XO Tour Llif3" by
Lil U*i Vert playing]
♪ I don't really
care if you cry ♪
♪ On the real, you
should've never lied ♪
♪ Should've saw the way
She looked me in my eyes ♪
♪ She said "Baby, I am
not afraid to die..." ♪
- [knocking on door]
- [Dawn] Justin.
[song continues faintly
through headphones]
Uh, come in.
Justin?
- Hey.
- Hey.
Can you turn that off, please?
Yeah.
[song turns off]
Your Spanish teacher just emailed
me. You missed another assignment.
No, wait, I got an
extension for that one.
Justin, we can't keep
having this conversation.
Mom, I'm telling you, I promise. I
can... I can email her right now.
[sighs] Your executive function is not
where it needs to be at this point,
and I've been thinking about this
since the counseling session.
Mom, I... I can email her.
These are the cards we've been
dealt, and I'm just gonna say it.
We need to get you into
the best college possible,
but you need way more
time with your grades.
And we do see you working
hard. Got tutors out the a*s.
But something has to give.
And I think we should really
consider dropping basketball.
- No, I...
- Not this season.
Finish out the year,
but next year...
it's over,
so we can focus on school.
No, I'm not doing that.
Okay, I'm gonna go harder.
And, um, look, I'm doing
my homework right now.
- I'm doing my homework.
- Justin, babe.
No, there's a chance I
can still get noticed.
There was a lot your father and I
got wrong in this, and we're sorry.
[melancholy music playing]
But D1 is never gonna happen,
because Camden Hall never
appreciated your talents.
They wanted our money.
I don't like saying this.
You can hate me for it.
I'm just trying to get us
to wake up and catch up.
I can still be who I wanna be,
even if you don't believe in me.
You're not hearing me, Justin.
Justin.
[door opens]
[melancholy music continues]
[muffled shouting and dribbling]
Yeah!
Boom!
[no audible dialog]
[whistle blows]
[announcer on PA] Foul! Brookwood.
Number 28. Camden's ball.
[music turns upbeat]
- [announcer] Sub for Camden, Edwards!
- Yo, take a seat.
Justin, what the
hell are you doing?
I'm playing my game.
Glue your a*s back to the bench.
Coach, keep walking, and
you'll earn a technical.
[man] Yo, he trippin'!
Boy's going in the game, baby.
Justin's going in the game. Look.
["Plain Jane" by
A$AP Ferg playing]
Come on, Justin.
♪ Hermès link Could feed
a village in Liberia ♪
♪ TMZ taking pictures
Causin' mad hysteria ♪
♪ Mama see me on BET And
started tearin' up... ♪
- Yeah, yeah! Yeah, boy!
- [spectators cheering]
♪ I attended Harlem picnics
Where you risked your life ♪
♪ Uncle used to skim work
Sellin' nicks at night ♪
♪ I was only eight
years old... ♪
Yeah! Let's go, Justin!
♪ Uncle Psycho was in
that bathroom Buggin' ♪
♪ Knife to his gut Hope
Daddy don't cut him ♪
♪ Suicidal thoughts brought
to me With no advisory ♪
♪ He was pitchin' dummy... ♪
Yeah, that's right!
♪ Grandma had the arthritis
In her hands, bad... ♪
- [players shouting]
- [whistle blowing]
♪ I'll f*ck your
b*tch for the irony ♪
♪ I'll send Meechy at your h*
If your b*tch keep eyein' me ♪
♪ Ride with the
mob, Alhamdulillah ♪
♪ Ferg is the name Ben
Baller did the chain ♪
♪ Tourneau for the watch
Presi Plain Jane... ♪
[cheerleaders chanting]
Justin! Justin! Justin!
♪ I go dump up in the bar
Hit the walls like graffiti ♪
♪ Indian burns all up
on a n*gga wee-wee ♪
♪ I think I need a foursome
Bella can do Gigi ♪
♪ It’d be easy if Reneezy Hook
it all up on the leezy... ♪
- [announcer on PA] Foul, 27!
- What?
- [buzzer sounds]
- [announcer] Shot, Brookwood.
[spectators
exclaiming unhappily]
[Brockwood coach]
Relax on the first one.
[spectators booing, jeering]
[spectators groan]
You got it. Get down. Fight.
[Brookwood coach] One shot,
guys, one shot. Stay on the shot.
[gym sounds fade]
- [Justin breathing heavily]
- [ethereal music playing]
Let's go. We gotta
go! We gotta go!
[spectators chanting] Ten,
nine, eight, seven, six,
five, four, three, two, one!
- [buzzer sounds]
- [spectators cheering]
[upbeat, triumphant
music playing]
g*dd*mn it, yes!
Excuse me, Ms. Brent.
[sounds fade]
[Darius] Hey, man. Coach still
on your a*s for winning the game?
No, bro, he's done.
All right, well, come through the Pinz.
You're about to miss your own celebration.
And you know it won't
happen again. [laughing]
Man, f*ck you, all right? I'm...
I'm on my way, all right?
[Keisha] Justin?
[all cheering]
[girl] Justin! You did so
good tonight! Oh my God!
Justin.
- Wow. Babe, you were brilliant.
- Hey, man.
I mean, you did your thing out there,
man. I'm so proud of you. You k*lled it.
- Thank you.
- All right, let's go home and celebrate.
I'm going to celebrate with friends
at Pinz Bowling, if that's cool.
That's cool, yeah.
- Do you mind taking this?
- I got you.
How are you getting there?
Darius's parked down the street.
Ah, that's perfect.
Y'all be safe.
- [Justin] I will.
- Let's go.
- Text me when you get to Pinz.
- [Justin] Yes, okay.
[laughs] All right, I will.
- [Eric] Great job.
- Thank you.
[indistinct chattering]
[line ringing]
[on recording] Yo, what's good?
It's D. I'll hit you back soon.
[phone beeps]
Yo, I need a ride. All
right, call me back.
["While We're Young"
by Jhené Aiko playing]
♪ Baby, while we're young ♪
♪ I think we should do
something crazy... ♪
Do you even know
where you're going?
[brakes squeal]
[automated voice] Stand
clear. Doors opening.
Hi, do you, uh, take Amex?
No, no.
I got it.
I don't need that.
♪ Yeah, you know what I mean ♪
♪ I'm tellin' everybody
you're mine... ♪
You know this bus doesn't go
anywhere near Pinz, right?
♪ I can't fight it ♪
♪ No, you know I cannot hide
it 'Cause I am so excited ♪
♪ That I finally
decided on you ♪
♪ 'Cause it's been another
perfect day With ya ♪
♪ Wanna lay with ya ♪
♪ Spend the night with ya ♪
♪ Then spend my life
with ya, all right ♪
♪ All right, all right ♪
♪ Yeah, you heard me right ♪
♪ I'll go everywhere you go
I'll go everywhere you go ♪
♪ You know I'll go, I'll go ♪
♪ Everywhere you go I'll
go everywhere you go ♪
♪ You know I'll go, I'll go ♪
♪ Everywhere you go I'll
go everywhere you go ♪
♪ You know I'll go, I'll go... ♪
[people yelling raucously]
[automated voice] Stand
clear. Doors opening.
[people on bus chatting
indistinctly, laughing]
♪ Everywhere you go, I'll go
I'll go everywhere you go ♪
♪ Baby, while we're young
We should just have fun... ♪
[Keisha] You don't know
where you're going, do you?
Follow me.
♪ Ooh, that we found
the one In one another ♪
♪ I'm tellin' everybody
you're mine And I like it ♪
♪ I like it ♪
♪ And I really hope you
don't mind I can't fight it ♪
♪ Don't fight it ♪
♪ No, you know I cannot hide
it 'Cause I am so excited ♪
♪ That I finally decided
on you, oh yeah ♪
♪ 'Cause it's been another
perfect day With ya ♪
♪ Perfect day ♪
♪ Wanna lay with ya, wanna lay ♪
♪ Spend the night with ya ♪
♪ Spend my life with
you, all right ♪
♪ All right ♪
♪ You know I'm down to ride
You know I am down to ride ♪
[indistinct announcement on PA]
[song fades]
Justin.
[PA chimes]
[announcer] Next stop,
Wilshire and Normandie.
[teacher on headphones]
Lemon. El limón.
El limón.
Lime is "la lima."
La lima.
Orange is "la naranja."
La naranja.
- The next word is peach. El...
- ["Gangsta" by Kehlani playing]
♪ I need a gangsta
to love me better ♪
♪ Than all the others do... ♪
- You played your game tonight.
- ♪ To always forgive me... ♪
Congratulations.
♪ Ride or die with me ♪
♪ That's just what
gangsters do ♪
♪ I'm f*cked up,
I'm black and blue ♪
♪ I'm built for all the abuse ♪
♪ I got secrets ♪
♪ That nobody,
nobody, nobody knows ♪
♪ You got me hooked up
On the feeling, feeling ♪
♪ You got me hanging From
the ceiling, ceiling ♪
♪ You got me up so high I'm
barely breathing, breathing ♪
♪ So don't let
me, don't let me ♪
♪ Don't let me,
don't let me go ♪
♪ I need a gangsta ♪
♪ Gangsta, gangsta ♪
♪ To love me better ♪
♪ To love me better,
better, baby ♪
♪ Than all the others do ♪
♪ They do, they
do, they do, oh ♪
♪ To always forgive me ♪
- ♪ Always forgive me ♪
- ♪ Ride or die with me ♪
♪ Ride or die with me ♪
♪ That's just what
gangsters do ♪
♪ Do ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
[song fades]
[chill electronic music playing]
[music fades]
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01x03 - Fourth Quarter
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The series is set in 2018 Los Angeles as two young athletes become each other's first love.
The series is set in 2018 Los Angeles as two young athletes become each other's first love.