Bee Hive (2024)

[bunniefuu]

(somber music)

- [Man]

Shut up.

I gave you the drugs to

make your money.

I gave you two years to

get as much as you wanted.

Then all you had to

do was lay low.

It'll look like I

cleaned up this city.

I'll be rich from selling

you the drugs,

you'll be rich off sellin'

the drugs.

You'll be free.

And I'll be the chief.

(voice echoing)

(singer vocalizing)

(upbeat rap music)

Run it up

(upbeat rap music)

Run it up

Run it up

Run it up

- What the f*ck is you doin'?

- Yeah, what the f*ck

is you doin'?

- Huh?

Huh, what?

- [Thomas] What the

f*ck is she doin'?

- Nothin'!

- Kim!

- What?

- Your way of doin'

things is crazy.

And you know that.

You tryin' to k*ll this n*gga.

- No I'm not.

I'm just helpin'

Thomas here out.

- It don't look like it.

- Well, he must want my help

because why in the world would

he be in another girl's DMs

talkin' 'bout what

that mouth do?

- Now, you know girls be crazy.

Why would you play with

a crazy girl?

- Girl, not only that.

He had a whole nother page

talking 'bout an @ name

@therealestmunchinthesestreets.

- Munch?

- But where are we munchin'?

Because ain't no munchin'

been at this address.

Not in these streets.

But that's okay.

That's okay.

We gonna find out what

that mouth do.

- Nuh uh, uh uh.

Look, we gotta go pick

up D from work.

Playtime over.

We ain't got time for that.

- Oh no, he needs my help.

- No, come on, man, we gotta go.

Look, I got "Illusions of Love"

on DVD.

And some reefer.

We can smoke.

Come on.

- But I love him!

- That ain't no damn love.

Come on.

- [Thomas] This b*tch right

here ain't get my feet.

(tense music)

- I'm not gonna say this

too many more times.

I need my money.

Okay?

'Cause you think I'm stupid.

You think I can't count?

You think I can't count.

You thought I was gonna

accept that as taxes?

That's what you thought?

You thought this was a game?

I need my money.

'Cause I got bills.

- [Kim] D!

- And I need my.

- [Kim] What are you doing?

- [D] He tried rip me off

like I've been telling y'all.

- [Lisa] D, I already

checked your stuff online.

You're straight.

- Then why was my

check only $123?

- $123 for two weeks?

You need to choke him a

little harder.

- It's all right, 'cause

math ain' mathin'.

- [Kim] Wait, wait, wait.

Tryin' to speak.

Let him.

Let 'im speak.

- (coughing) Damn.

Your dumb a*s.

It's a bonus.

You would know that if

your a*s wasn't

doin' TikToks all damn day.

You actually worked.

It's paid separately.

- Then why didn't y'all

deposit it like normal people?

- It was paid separately so

you wouldn't get taxed as hard.

Normal person.

But no, you try and k*ll me

for tryin' to help you out.

- I'm sorry.

I didn't.

I'ma get back to work.

- No, take your a*s home.

- You right.

It's been a long day.

It's been stressful.

Same time tomorrow.

- You know what?

I just came up with a

better idea, okay?

Whenever the clock

strikes never,

that's when you can come back.

- I'm fired?

Over a little mistake?

- A little mistake?

You just tried to k*ll me!

Yeah, your a*s is fired.

Bye.

- Damn!

- [Boss] (mockingly) Damn!

Leave my trashcan and sh*t.

(D screams)

(upbeat music)

(singers vocalizing)

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

- Knock, knock.

- Need the AC on today.

- Hey mom.

Ooh, girl, you cooked?

'Cause I'm hungry.

You got some food?

- What's up, big booty?

- Why are y'all here?

I have to go to work.

- We just got evicted.

- How?

- By messing up money.

Plus they wouldn't fix anything.

And I was tired of stayin'

there.

- [Lisa] Why are you two here?

- Girl?

Didn't you hear me?

I said we got evicted.

- Your rent was nothing.

- I was tired of living there.

They wouldn't fix nothin'.

Just said that.

- This is not the time.

- Can we stay with you?

Please?

- Fine.

We're splitting the rent.

- Uh uh.

If I wanted to split the rent,

I would've stayed

where I was at.

- I gotta train the new girl.

I gotta go.

We splittin' the rent.

- So that mean we can stay?

- [Lisa] Make sure you

have my money.

On time.

- So, that it?

- How much is the rent?

- You could do it.

You could be like

David Hennessy.

If you catch Zeus like Hennessy

caught Giuseppe Esposito,

you'll become chief.

- I'ma get there.

It takes time.

I got the tip on Zeus.

What more do you want from me?

- Just tell them about

the tip on Zeus?

- Brenda.

I have to make sure that

everything is legit.

- Clear.

You just need to hurry up and

let them know you got a tip

on the biggest drug

dealer in Wilmington.

- What I need to do

is be careful.

I'm not tryin' to get caught

up in anything crazy, Brenda.

Do you not understand

that I'm goin' up against

the biggest drug dealer

in Wilmington?

It's levels to this.

- What could you get

caught up in?

How could you get in trouble

if you're doing the right thing?

Please don't tell me you

did something stupid,

like you always do, to ruin

our chances at being chief.

- Our chances?

Brenda, I don't see you pledging

allegiance to this city.

Nor do I see you kissing

the mayor's behind

just to get his support.

I damn near had to

sleep with the man.

(Brenda scoffs)

- Do you remember what our life

was like when you first started?

I'm not going back to that.

You got the tip on Zeus?

Everything changed.

You started makin' like

you said you would.

They gotta know something.

You think you got that big raise

without knowing about Zeus?

Uh uh.

They gotta know somethin'.

- You're not listenin', are you?

You're clearly not listening.

But you.

But you know what?

You wanna know what

the sad part is?

The sad part is

you don't even believe

I can do this on my own.

- Don't mess this up.

- You have a good day.

Baby.

(chuckles)

(tense music)

- Hey!

Hey!

Get to work.

- It's fine.

She's on break.

- How long is her break?

- She's new.

- I need more time

with the boss.

Trainer.

- Lisa.

If this ain't gonna work out,

I can find her another trainer.

- Doesn't sound like a

bad idea to me.

- Is everybody else

hearing this?

- No, but you seem to be the

only one that's complainin'.

- That's exactly what I

was gonna say.

Now, if we could just get

everyone else on the same page.

(music crashes)

(register beeping)

(girl laughing)

- You better learn how

to work this register

before you get fired.

- b*tch, he ain't gonna fire me.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- Look at me.

I don't get fired.

I gets the bag.

- Yeah, all right.

His cheap a*s gonna have you

on the unemployment line.

- Unemployment line?

(laughs) That's that

broke b*tch sh*t.

- "Broke b*tch sh*t"?

You tryin' to work with

me and calling me broke?

- Oh, I ain't tryin' to work.

I said I gets the bag.

- Well, you gotta

work for the bag.

- That's bullshit.

"The same energy you put

into making a million,

you can make a billion."

To quote the great

Magic Johnson.

So, honey, I'ma ask you.

What you puttin' your

energy towards?

- Hey, Lisa, you been doin'

a great job training her,

alright?

I'm gonna take her to the

back real quick, all right?

You just keep working.

You keep doin' your thing.

Come on.

- Hello, boss.

- Is that cool with you,

trainer?

- Yeah, sure, boss.

- All right.

(tense music builds)

How could you do this to me?

You know this is the busiest

day of the week, right?

- How could you?

- Look, man, that had

nothing to do with you.

- Yeah, I see that.

- You ain't mad about your

check until you saw hers.

- No, I tolerated it.

I'm over here

training this chick

and you paying her $6

more an hour?

How can you even afford that?

- Hey look, that's none

your business.

All right?

Let me do me and you do you.

- This is why you havin'

financial issues now.

You over here playin'

with this chick.

At work.

That's how I know you weak.

- Judge me however you want,

okay?

You don't know what it's

like to be alone.

I bet.

I bet every time you walk

outta the door,

a guy tries to holler at you,

huh?

Am I right?

You wanna know the last

time a woman looked at me?

It's never happened.

Okay?

So what, some young

girl wants to lie

and say she loves me to

make some extra money.

It's worth every f*ck'

dime I spend.

- Pay me more money, bring Dee

back, and pay us both more.

- I can't.

- You can if you pay us more.

- I can't do that, Lisa.

- Yo.

Stop playin' with me.

All this time and effort

I put into this business

and you run around payin'

this chick my money?

If it wasn't for you, my

family would still be here.

If it wasn't for you,

I could have been made

the moves I need to make.

I coulda been gone.

- You just making stuff up now.

- Pay us more money.

Pay me now.

- I can't.

I'm sorry, I can't.

If you need a good referral,

I'll write you one.

- Man, I'm tired of this sh*t.

You're being treated badly

for little pay.

- Gotta beg for days off.

Meanwhile, little Miss

Miss done twerked her way

to six more dollars an hour.

- [Kim] Mm.

- I gotta hand it to her,

though.

She got the game.

- Facts.

I ain't wanna say nothing, Lis,

but,

if she was able to get more

money out of that stingy n*gga,

she got it.

- Matter-of-fact, Lisa, I

need her number.

(Kim laughing)

- It's not funny.

That money should have

been in your pocket.

I'm tired of always beggin'

and askin' for days off.

I just wanted to go to my

son and his father's funeral.

- Chuck would have the answer.

- Chuck would always

have an answer.

You remember that one time

that alarm was going off?

And all he did was type

in some random numbers

and it shut right off?

- (scoffs) That's Chuck for you.

I miss Charlie, too.

- We both miss 'em.

They're all.

They're with us, though,

big sun.

I cried for you

I laid in bed

All night for you

Waited for you

I prayed for you

I sacrificed my time for you

Waited for you

So, leave if you wanna leave

There ain't no need

for holdin' on

- These chips good.

- Damn, D.

You 'bout ate all my chips.

- I thought you were sharing.

- [Kim] Yeah, I am, but

that don't mean

eat the whole damn bag,

Big Hungry.

- [Dee] Well, if you

ain't willin' to share,

just say that.

- Please!

We need money and y'all

worried about some damn chips?

- [Kim] Yeah, 'cause

I bought 'em.

- And I'm hungry.

And you hungry, too.

That's why you actin' like that.

Go and get you some chips.

- Mm hm.

She mad 'cause she

ain't got no chips.

- What are we doin' here?

It's hot.

- We k*lling time.

'Til we catch the bus.

- The bus?

- Yeah.

The bus.

- Like the city bus?

- Yes, the city bus.

- Mm mm.

I ain't riding on no city bus.

- Why not?

- The bus is for

homeless people.

- b*tch, you homeless.

- You know what?

You right.

We are homeless.

We just three broke b*tches

with no money and nowhere to go.

(sobbing)

- Am I a failure?

- No.

We just need to make

better choices.

- Should I be sleepin' on

the bench or something?

- b*tch, what?

The bus comin', come on!

- (sobbing) Man, I

don't wanna ride no bus.

- Girl, you heard of that

movie, "Boo With A Boo"?

Girl, that movie so funny.

Oh my God.

He got boo boo hands.

- I woulda been.

I'da been freaking out, girl.

You know I can't.

I can't deal with that sh*t.

Ain't no boo boo hands.

- I wish.

I wish.

Mm girl.

- I got it.

- Got what?

- How we gonna get this money?

- Oh girl, please.

Tell me.

- We gonna sell work.

(Kim snorting)

- Who you think you are,

Nino Tan?

You clearly need some

of this drink.

You know I am too scared

to sell drugs.

- You cannot be serious.

- Well, I am serious.

My cousin's already

sellin' on the dark web.

And he asked me to help before.

- There's just one problem.

We don't have any drugs to sell.

- That part.

- Well, I know where we

can get some.

My other cousin can front it.

- [Kim] Who's your cousin?

- Zeus.

- [Both] Zeus?

- That b*tch crazy as hell.

- Mm mm.

- Crazy people thinks

she's crazy.

- Girl.

She is the serial k*ller

of drug dealers.

sh*t, people say she k*lled

her own mama over nothin'.

- She's like the

craziest m*therf*cker

I've ever known in my life.

And this is who you

wanna do business with?

The Jeffrey Dahmer of

drug dealing?

No.

- [Kim] Mm mm.

- We need money.

That's our only option.

- Girl, you better off havin'

a lucrative lemonade stand.

(Kim giggling)

You better off dancin'

around the pole.

- Ah, make it rain.

- You better off sellin'

that wagon you drivin'.

- Oo. (snorts)

- [Dee] You better off

waitin' until you're 40

to become a rapper.

(Kim imitates record scratching)

I dunno what you're gonna do.

- Mm mm.

- But, we're not doin' that.

No.

Sell drugs?

- Not me.

You?

- With who?

- Not she.

Mm mm.

Not we.

- We trappin'.

(door slams)

(music swelling)

- f*ck' pathetic.

Shut this stupid a*s up, n*gga.

(thug whimpering)

I said where the f*ck is

my money, n*gga?

Oh, you think because I'm a

b*tch, this sh*t free, huh?

Huh?

Sit down.

I said!

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh I get it.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Because I'm a b*tch you

think sh*t sweet, huh?

Huh?

(thug whimpering)

So I'ma ask you one

last motherfuckin' time.

Where the f*ck is my money,

n*gga?

Where the f*ck is my money?

(Zeus sighs)

- What up, cus?

I need a favor.

- You must really need

my help badly

if you crawlin' back here.

To the black sheep

of the family?

Granny must need a new liver.

- I ain't crawlin'.

- You crawlin' if I say

you crawlin'.

- Cut the tough talk.

- Okay, Big Talk.

What's the favor?

- I need some work to sell.

(cousin laughs)

- You damn near 40 years old.

Don't you think you're a

little too old

to be tryin' to be a

drug dealer?

- As long as I bring that

bread back, what's the problem?

- You ain't.

- I wouldn't even try

to play you like that.

Stop.

I wouldn't even do that to you.

- Mm hm.

(tongue clicks)

All right, Lisa.

If you play with me about

my motherfuckin' money,

I will send your a*s

straight back to your mama.

But if not, take the package

and run me my money back.

Pick this sh*t up tomorrow.

Get this n*gga outta here, man.

(thug whining)

(tense music)

(pills rattling)

- What are we gonna do

with all this?

- We sell it.

- Well, I see you were serious.

So what's the next step?

- I'ma take it to my cousin.

My cousin will test it out.

Make sure it's straight.

- And if it ain't?

- It will be.

- You know if we can't

sell all these drugs,

you gonna have to answer

to Zeus, right?

- Lisa, this is gettin' crazy.

- Yeah, well we gotta

get this money.

- I'm sorry I tied you up, baby.

You know I ain't had my

medicine that day.

But I just don't like it when

you talk to other females.

Like, I should be

your only female.

- [Lisa] No.

- Uh huh.

Well.

Okay.

All right.

- [Lisa] I'll talk to

you later at the party.

(indistinct phone conversation)

(fridge door tapping)

- What's wrong wit' you?

- Man, he ain't approve.

He said that sh*t is trash.

- Can't give it back to her.

- I got to.

Can you come with me?

- Hell no.

You know I don't do Zeus.

I don't even like the fact that

you got involved with Zeus.

- [Lisa] So what I'ma do?

- Well you got two options.

You can either sell what you got

or get the money back to Zeus.

- I don't have that

kind of money.

That's why I'm tryin'

to sell it.

- You can't give it

back to Zeus.

She gonna k*ll you.

Well, why don't you ask

your cousin for a favor?

The one that does the

black market thing?

Maybe he can help.

- [Lisa] I already did.

He said no.

- Well did you explain

the situation

and how Zeus was involved?

- If I tell him Zeus

was involved,

he's gonna set me up

to get k*lled.

- Well, I don't know

what else to tell you.

What you gonna do?

- Mm mm.

- Well.

Whatever you decide to

do, keep me out of it.

I ain't meeting Zeus.

(Lisa grunts)

(tense music)

- Y'all sold that

sh*t that quick?

And who is that that you

bringing with you

to our private meeting?

- That's my homegirl.

She helping us out.

- What the f*ck this?

You can't just be switchin'

n*gg*s out

like this the Lakers

or some sh*t.

- Cus, you know I'm

still new to this.

- I don't give a f*ck.

She's here, so she's in.

Look.

Kimberly.

Johnson.

- How you know my

government name?

- (sighs) So.

How y'all get rid of that

sh*t so quick?

- I didn't sell it.

It ain't been sold.

Like.

I made a mistake.

Like, I we.

- We?

Uh uh.

Ain't no we.

Ain't no me-

- Kim!

- It was you.

- Look.

Cus, we need to give

this stuff back.

- Hm.

Y'all high.

Y'all in here high

off that sh*t.

Wasting my motherfuckin' time

thinkin'

I'm finna go for that bullshit.

Not happenin'.

- I'm not high.

I'm not even here.

- Your team runnin'.

Go to work.

(music crashes)

- Maybe the white boys at

the corner store will buy it.

- No.

He buys from the Arabs.

- The Arabs'll buy it.

- Y'all still tryin' to figure

out what to do with this?

- Pretty much.

- We could repackage it

and resell it.

Something like recycling.

My brother does it all

the time with his drugs

that can't sell.

- [Lisa] So what we need to do?

- Give me this.

(pills rattling)

- What are you doing?

(door slams)

- What do you think is takin'

her so long?

- (snorts) She usin' that sh*t.

- No.

You think she in there ODin'?

- She probably tested it out.

- Oh here she now.

- [Dee] Break it down,

spice it up and stretch it.

We in business.

- [Kim] What the hell is this?

And how do you know

it's gonna work?

- [Dee] I spiced it up.

- What did you do to it?

- Look, don't worry.

This is our secret weapon.

They gonna put that on

their tongue and whoosh!

They gonna be high as hell.

- Man, you took a bunch

of pills in the bathroom

and came out with

sh*t in straws.

- Look, send this to

him for approval.

Trust me.

Y'all just don't take it.

- [Kim] Right.

So what are we

supposed to call it?

- Call it honey.

'Cause it came from the beehive.

(music crashes)

- It's me next.

Almost.

- Almost.

(girls chattering indistinctly)

(both cheering)

- Yo!

Guess what?

- [Both] What?

- That sh*t did it.

- For real?

(Kim laughing)

(all chattering indistinctly)

Like that honey?

- Yeah, pack all this sh*t up.

Let's go.

(music crashes)

(tense upbeat music)

(tense upbeat music continues)

(cash register ringing)

Yo.

I can't believe we sold

out in four days.

- I'm saying.

I can't believe this

actually workin'.

Y'all gotta get to the

post office ASAP.

- Us?

- Yeah.

Y'all two.

'Cause I had to deal with

Zeus, the serial k*ller.

Remember?

- Don't punk out on us now.

- If you wanna cut a the money,

then you gotta come with us.

- No!

I need to stay here, anyway.

'Cause what if y'all

two get caught

and I have to bail

y'all asses out?

- If you don't wanna go,

just say that.

- I don't wanna go.

There.

Ya happy?

- You think we gonna get caught?

- Don't be scared now.

(Kim laughing)

- This comin' out your cut.

- We need a disguise.

(music crashes)

Dumb.

- Relax!

(girls whispering indistinctly)

- Hey Dee.

- Hey Mike.

You see me?

- Yeah.

But why do y'all look

like grampa?

- Told you.

- What, I thought they

would hide who I am

but I guess it doesn't

work that way.

- Guess it doesn't.

Still look cool, though.

- [Dee] Thanks.

- [Mike] Okay.

- f*ck!

- [Lisa] Told you.

You look dumb.

- [Dee] sh*t!

- Hey ma'am.

Ma'am?

Ma'am!

Ma'am, you dropped your package.

- Thank you, thank you.

- Belt comin' off.

Looks important.

Y'all headin' to the

post office?

- Yes.

- What's?

I'm, it's okay.

I'm a police officer.

Look, I was going that way,

anyway.

I can give y'all a ride.

They're about to close.

- Look, okay.

- Yeah, my truck is

right up there.

Ladies first.

Don't mean to be too awkward,

but I like y'all hair.

Got a TLC thing going on.

Just without the other member.

(cars passing)

Y'all wouldn't happened to have,

um,

witnessed any ill*gal activity

going on in the neighborhood,

would you?

Have you?

- Nope, nope.

No sir.

- Nothin' else.

(blinker clicking)

(cars passing)

- Any activity goin' on?

- No, we haven't.

- Okay, well if you do,

I can help.

I want to.

Get my.

Get our community

back the way it should be.

- Yeah, well, you know, we're

not about that life, so.

- Okay, okay.

I get it.

(Officer humming)

Say, um.

Y'all wouldn't have happened

to hear about a

woman named Zeus?

That name's pretty

popular all of a sudden.

Would you?

- We don't know no, no

drug dealers.

None.

- Who said she was a

drug dealer?

- We thought all cops

thought we was dealers.

- Oh, that's definitely

not true. (chuckles)

Only the bad cops

think that way.

And that's just a few of them.

How many bad cop stories

or bad experiences

have you heard or experienced?

Should I say?

- A lot.

- Whole, whole, whole lot.

- Shut up, don't talk.

- [Officer] Gimme a number.

- A million.

- [Officer] Ain't no,

there ain't no way you had

that many bad experiences

in your lifetime.

- Yes I have.

That's every day.

That's real life.

- [Officer] Huh.

Okay.

So, uh, if you don't

mind me asking,

what's you ladies shippin'

off today?

- See.

- It was a bee.

You know you allergic.

- Are y'all okay back there?

- Yeah.

It's for our church.

We don't know what's inside,

we just

helping 'em out.

- [Officer] Alright.

Doin' the Lord's work.

I like that.

- Amen.

Hm.

- What church?

All right.

Well, I guess this is it

for y'all, but.

Um, so y'all never told me

what the name of the pa-

(door slams)

(music crashes)

- Damn.

I see you still wearing

them busted a*s shoes.

- What're you doin' here?

- What am I doin' here?

Everybody works for Zeus, fool.

Oh what, you thought you

was the only one?

(laughs) See?

Thinking like that

is exactly why

I do not regret firing your as.

- Man, where the work at?

- Why you in such a rush?

See, what I'm curious about is

how did you get rid

of it so fast?

- Guess I got beginner's luck.

- Beginner's luck?

sh*t, that's some luck you got.

I mean, to me it

sounds like you had

the gift the whole time.

Just didn't know how to

use it to make a damn sub.

- Yeah, well I'm a female.

I learned to adapt.

I didn't always get the

respect I deserve.

So I had to take it.

- So what, you a boss now?

- I mean, I got my own system.

My product sells for itself.

- All right.

I wanna see about this

luck you talkin' about.

You wait right here, I'll

be right back.

(waves crashing)

Listen.

Family?

So I'm gonna look out for you.

- Yeah, I was thinkin'

the same thing.

- If I come up, you come up.

Come up together.

- Like a real kingpin.

- Something like that.

Listen.

She said double the return.

- What?

- I thought this was no

problem for you, right?

Sells itself?

- You tryin' to use my

words against me.

- Come on now, we family.

You said this stuff, not me.

- I ain't payin' for it.

- No, I don't think

you understand.

It's already too late for that.

You're in this sh*t now.

- That's f*cked up, boss.

- No.

We're supposed to be family.

(tense music)

See, you wanna come up but

you don't want us to come up.

- Yo, you the devil.

- And you made a deal.

Take this sh*t.

Double it or pay the exit fee.

(somber music)

- Go ahead.

Like, yellin' at you.

- I told you not to

f*ck with Zeus.

This is why I don't do Zeus.

- 'Cause I'm tired.

- Zeus is crazy.

- Okay?

- She gon' k*ll you

for no reason.

(music crashes)

(somber music)

- Appreciate the new car

that you got me and all that.

But you ain't just gonna be

talkin' to me in that way.

- Babe, you so crazy.

- Naw, babe, I'm serious.

- Here we go.

Why you gotta cut up?

- Look, when we get

married, that's gonna stop.

- You just gonna

keep cutting up.

- You know I love you, though.

- I love you, too.

- You do?

- Mm hm.

- How much?

Tell me how much.

(bag slams)

- What the f*ck are you doin'

here?

- [Lisa] I got some sh*t to do.

- Oh this bag look a

little light.

You gonna have to triple that.

- What you say?

- I said if you want

another drop,

you're gonna have to triple it.

- Look, I got my own bread now.

If I need you, I hit you.

- Mm mm.

It ain't over 'til I

say you done.

Okay?

Good.

Now.

I make my drops Thursday night.

I'll see you back here Thursday.

Good girl.

- Babe.

I like how you just

handled that.

- [Zeus] Babe, oh my gosh.

- Where were we, though?

(roosters crowing)

- Yeah, they traced the

drugs back to Wilmington.

Yeah, it had urine in it.

(chuckles)

They're testin' it right now.

Yeah.

I know, Mom.

There's levels to

becoming chief.

They can't just boot

somebody out of the way.

But I do know, I do know

that when I catch Zeus,

it'll make me a perfect

candidate for it.

Right.

What?

Wait, hold on.

How you know about Zeus anyway,

Ma?

(waves crashing)

- It's a pretty day.

- It's all right.

- Lisa?

- How do you know my name?

- I'm a cop.

I know everybody's name.

What you got for me?

- I got questions.

- Don't waste my time.

- Look, nobody can know we talk.

I don't want nobody to know I

had anything to do with this.

- Why are you telling me this?

You don't know me.

As far as you know,

I could have somebody

watchin' us right now

- And they gonna regret it.

Look.

Type of information I got.

Somebody gonna end up with a

good reputation at their job.

- Well what's in it for you?

- Monkey off my back.

- How do I know I can trust you?

As far as I know, you could

be trying to set me up.

- Set you up?

A cop?

Gettin' a life sentence

for listenin' to a victim?

- Is it possible that

this information

could get someone closer

to being a chief?

- Closer?

They gonna be chief.

- What is it?

- Look.

Can't nobody know I came

down here to talk to you.

Can't nobody really

know about this.

Or we both dead

- News flash, sweetheart,

I'm already dead.

- What you mean by that?

- Tell me.

(music crashes)

(hands clapping)

- So you lied.

You know, Zeus, I don't

know what your plan is

and, frankly, I don't care.

You see, I'ma become chief

whether you like it or not.

You know, I was tryin' to

help you bow out gracefully.

Because I helped you build all

of this or whatever this is.

- I don't sell bullshit.

So I don't have piece for you.

- Hm.

Well, uh, by the smell of it,

um.

I thought that's all you sold.

(tense upbeat music)

I'll see you around.

Zeus.

- Babe, it's gettin' late.

- It is.

- You think you're gonna be able

to make it home in

time for dinner?

- Yes.

- You sure?

- Yes.

- Alright.

I love you.

- I love you, too.

I can't believe we gettin'

married.

- I know, you better believe it.

(Zeus squealing)

I love you so much.

- Oh, I love you too.

- All right, now, look.

Know you got work to do.

- Yes.

- So, I'm gonna catch you later?

- Okay.

- Alright.

- See you later.

- All right, love you.

- Love you, too.

- All right.

(tense music)

(piano striking)

(piano striking)

(distorted voice echoing)

- What do we do now?

Where do we get drugs without

messing up our product?

- I don't even know.

I'm clueless.

Because how does our only

connect get caught up?

I mean, don't get me wrong.

I'm glad Zeus is locked

up because she's scary.

- Oh well, that's

part of the game.

Accidents happen.

I kind of feel bad for Zeus,

though.

- We should just call it quits.

- Girl.

You wanna quit everything

but bein' broke.

- I know.

I know where.

- What?

- Zeus spot.

I know where she keep the stash.

- So?

The police probably

raided it by now.

- Nah, we got 'til Wednesday.

- How do you know?

- Trust me, I know.

- So, what we supposed to do?

Just break in there?

- This is gettin' too crazy.

I'm tellin' you.

Let's just take the little

bit of money we got.

And just call it quits.

- Quits?

We in too deep.

- You right.

We in too deep.

We need to go ahead and just

get lost while Zeus is gone.

- Well, I don't want

Zeus to think we ratted.

- Why would Zeus

think we ratted?

- Does it matter?

We need to get up out

of this sh*t.

Now.

- Look.

I'm going to the spot and I'm

gettin' what's left there.

Y'all with me or what?

- Sure.

You sure about this?

- Yes, I'm sure.

(beads rattling)

- We really gotta wear this.

- Yes, we're wearing it.

And nah.

It's the beehive.

- f*ck with us, you get stung.

- I like that.

Let's do this sh*t.

- [Dee] Alright.

- [Kim] I like it.

To the beehive.

- Beehive.

(glasses ch*nk)

(lips smack)

Let's get some money.

(Kim imitates bee buzzing)

(tense music)

(rooster crowing)

- I took too many risks

to eat this sh*t.

- Yeah, I mean,

you coulda got us some

Ruth Chris or somethin'.

- [Dee] Somethin'.

- We did make six figures.

- Six figures isn't

enough to keep us safe.

Especially once Zeus gets out.

- There you go with that

Zeus mess again.

We should enjoy the money.

Who said you decide what

to do with it anyway?

- I know what to do.

- I haven't even seen the money.

Just what you said.

Is the money even there?

- You accusin' me of stealin'?

- I haven't seen it either.

Just sayin'.

- We were saving that

money to leave.

Why would I spend it or steal?

- [Kim] But that's your plan.

That's what you wanna do.

We wanna enjoy our money.

- Fine.

I'll send you your cut.

Both of you.

- I take Cashapp, Zelle,

Apple Pay.

(plane engine roaring)

(women chattering)

- Then I can save it.

- That's not really my color.

- Yes, girl.

- Yeah, it's gotta go with

the shoes that I already have.

Lisa just came home.

- You can't look

at the clothes I got.

- How you gonna wear somethin'

before I get a

chance to wear it?

- Anyway.

- Yeah.

I mean I can go wit'

you shoppin'.

We can find somethin' together.

(women chattering indistinctly)

- There's more boxes in the back

than there are in the front.

Y'all spend 23k on Amazon?

What the hell is goin' on here?

- Hold on.

- She's yellin'.

I'm gonna call you back.

- Girl, yes, I'm gonna

call you back.

I'm gonna let you know.

- What?

Hold up.

Didn't you just come

from a vacation?

- Y'all spent 25k on Amazon.

What the f*ck were you thinking?

- So?

It's our money.

- No, it's the money we needed

to get the f*ck up outta here.

- What we need to move away,

anyway, for?

- Because it's not safe.

Now we need 23 bands more.

- Look, don't just be fussin'

at me.

Dee was spendin' money, too.

- So you couldn't take

the heat by yourself?

You wanna add me to it?

- Hell yeah, b*tch,

'cause I ain't do it all-

- [Lisa] Shut up!

- [Kim] Uh uh.

You're not gonna talk

to me like that.

You not my mama.

- Thank God.

Because I would be

disappointed in myself.

- You talkin' about us spendin'

money

when you just came

from a vacation.

Did you not, big spender?

- Let's talk about that!

- Really.

'Cause you act like

you the only one

havin' your life on the

line doin' this sh*t!

We deserve to do some sh*t, too.

Give me that!

- That ain't even your size.

(tense music)

- I'm south.

Drivin' about.

Drivin' around, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know. (chuckles)

Yeah, I know, Ma.

I know.

It's crazy.

I'm, I'm about to be chief.

Mm hm.

Yeah, I know.

Hold on, hold on.

What you mean by that, Ma?

See.

See, that's the thing.

You think you know everything.

No, I'm not doing

anything ill*gal, Ma.

Yeah, I know.

Okay.

Okay, yeah.

Yeah, Ma, I gotta go.

Okay.

Guess you can't take everybody

with you on the rise to the top.

But it's been a hell of a

ride, though. (chuckles)

Lot of arrests.

A lot of wild stories

in the back.

(door thumps)

Yeah.

It's been a good ride.

Hell of a ride.

But I gotta let you go.

One thing I ask is that you

take the next cop to the top

just like you did me. (chuckles)

The hell is this?

(paper rustling)

(tense music intensifies)

(foreboding music)

(paper rustling)

(door slams)

(door slams)

(waves crashing)

Listen.

I need to make this quick

- Look, calm down, superstar.

I know you chief now.

You ain't got time for

people like me.

Even though I helped

you become chief.

- Listen, I don't have time

for your self

righteous bullshit.

Who were y'all dropping

those packages off to?

What pastor was it?

- What are you talking about?

- When I picked you and your

friend up the other day,

one of y'all must have

dropped a package in my car.

It was right up under my seat.

- I don't know.

That wasn't us.

- [Officer] It was.

Who is it?

- It was so long ago.

I don't remember.

- Lisa.

Stop playin' with me.

Nobody black forgets

their pastor.

Give me a name right now.

- What does that mean?

- It means give me a

name, m*therf*cker, now.

- I don't know.

It was so long ago.

I don't really remember.

- So you wanna go downtown,

is that right?

- Pastor Harvey.

- Who?

Pastor Harvey?

Are you serious?

Whatever, man.

(pillow thuds)

(Kim grunts)

(both grunting)

(pillow thuds)

(Kim grunting)

(pillow thuds)

(Kim grunting)

(pillow thuds)

(Kim grunting)

(Dee laughing)

- We got a issue.

(Kim laughing)

- Yo, you saw that sh*t

on Amazon, too?

Yo, they completely sold out

of all the Love, Life,

Entertainment apparel that I

wanted.

I wanted me a pair of socks,

a T-shirt,

maybe some no sweat-

- No, no.

We got a.

We got a problem.

I mean one of the packages

got stuck up under a cop seat.

- [Kim] Wait, what packages?

- The police that took

us to the post office?

That was so long ago.

You sure?

- Yeah.

- [Dee] So what do we do?

- Well.

I mean, I lied to the

chief of police

and I told him that

pastor's name was Harvey.

- My mama pastor?

- [Kim] Wait, y'all been

talking to the chief of police?

- I mean, I kinda helped

him become chief of police.

- [Dee] So you got

Zeus locked up?

Who are you?

- [Lisa] Yeah, I did.

- So, Zeus got locked up

because of you?

Are you trying to get us k*lled?

- That's the reason why

you been tryin'

to get out town so fast.

You tryin' to get ghost

before Zeus gets back.

- [Dee] You dumb b*tch.

- Yo.

Dee.

- Nuh uh.

Because of you, we've been

takin' all these risks.

And when they find out

Harvey ain't got sh*t

to do with sh*t,

they on our a*s.

- Because of me we in this mess?

Mess, huh?

Lemme tell you about mess.

When I met you, you was

broke and strugglin'.

And that was n*gga was beatin'

your a*s.

- [Kim] Oh Lord.

- You just mad 'cause

your n*gga in the ground

and mine ain't.

- [Lisa] b*tch!

- [Kim] Oh Lord.

Oh Lord.

- What's up?

What's up?

- [Kim] Hey! Hey!

- You mad, Lisa?

- [Kim] Wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

- I'm mad!

I'm mad!

You did this!

This is on you!

And you comin' at me?

This is on you, Lisa!

(music crashes)

(door slams)

- Oh.

Hey, Chief.

(tense music)

- I thought I asked

you to chill.

- I did.

- Then why did this lady

tell me she shipped

packages for you?

- I have no idea what

you're talking about.

I never sold anything.

I, I never sold nothin'.

- You never sold anything

you brought for me?

- Not one pill.

- Hm.

So how do you keep getting money

to buy from me then, Pastor?

(Pastor sighs)

- The church.

- Righteous man.

Well that's just one thing,

Pastor,

we still haven't discussed.

Why does this lady think

you sell pills?

- [Pastor] I have no idea.

No clue.

- Where the drugs, Pastor?

Since you didn't sell

anything, where are they?

(Pastor sighs)

- They with us right now.

- Excuse me?

- They in the back.

- [Officer] What do you

mean they're in the back?

You tryin' to set me up?

- [Pastor] No, Chief.

- Open the trunk now.

Open it up.

(tense music)

Why didn't you sell it?

Do you know what could

happen to you if

you got caught with this?

You'll be on headline news.

- I was buyin' to keep

off the streets.

I honestly didn't know

what else to do

to stop our drug problem.

- So, all of these bags

are filled with that?

God.

(tense music)

I need to talk with you.

Did you know Pastor Harvey

was still pushin' pills?

- Pastor did what?

- You really don't know, huh?

- No.

I made it up.

- Lisa, what the hell

is goin' on right now?

- Look, I'ma be real.

I move drugs every now and then.

- Stop.

You really made this pastor

stuff up, didn't you?

- Maybe his supplier was

Zeus supplier.

- Zeus's supplier is long

gone and you know that.

- Pastor's still got drugs?

- $2 million worth.

- Let me get it.

- Are you losing your damn mind?

I'm not.

I'm not doing that.

- Look, I get it.

You a cop.

You flooded the

streets with drugs.

Now, you a chief gonna

clean the streets up.

Let me get rid of it.

You gonna get looked at

as like a hero.

Or a superhero?

- You know, if I actually

didn't have common sense,

that actually might

sound pretty good.

- Look, give me the drugs.

I'ma get rid of it.

You get all the credit.

You gonna be the fastest chief

to ever clean up the city.

- Look.

Lisa, you don't understand.

You don't understand, do you?

If this goes bad, your family

and my family are over.

- My family's already over.

They find out who

k*lled my family?

- [Officer] Damn it.

(cash register dinging)

(upbeat music)

(singer vocalizing)

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you no more

Heard it a thousand times

But now I believe

my own lies

Oh, I been down this

road before

Too many signs

It's like, like, like

I shoulda been warned

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

- Here's our last day

in the house.

We're crazy if we're

leavin' everything here.

For real?

- We're not crazy.

I don't want it.

I don't wanna see it.

Especially once we're gone.

- Y'all, I just can't

believe we made it, y'all.

- It's hard to believe.

But we did it.

- Dee, you're lucky.

You didn't have to deal with

us durin' our diaper days.

- I was your roommate

for three years.

I heard the stories.

- Seems like it was

longer than that, though.

- Yeah, I was.

I was about to say it was

either five or six years.

- Well, you know

that's what happens

when real b*tches get together.

Feels like we knew each

other forever.

- I love y'all.

- [Both] I love y'all, too.

- Beehive forever.

- [Both] Beehive forever.

(tense music)

(tense music continues)

(soft solemn music)

- [Thug] Get your a*s up.

Where the money at?

I said where the money at,

b*tch?

- Ain't no f*ck' money.

- [Thug] The f*ck you mean

ain't no money?

What do you mean?

I see y'all online with it.

Where's it at?

- Pull it.

Pull it.

You're not leaving here

with sh*t, I promise.

- [Thug] I'm gonna

get that money.

- You ain't gettin' a dime.

- [Thug] We'll see about that,

b*tch.

- [Lisa] f*ck!

- Brenda, what are you doin'

here?

- I came to talk to you.

- Okay.

What's up?

- I'm leaving.

- Brenda, what are you

talking about?

Don't, don't.

You can't bring this to

me right now.

What are you talking about?

- I talked to your ma.

I know everything!

- Whoa, whoa.

- I know you would

do something like this

to get ahead without me.

Even something stupid.

- Brenda, Brenda, listen to me.

Your name didn't even

come up in this process.

I'm tryin' to protect you.

- Maybe you shoulda have been.

If you had asked me, we

could've made smarter choices.

You supply drugs for Zeus?

The pastor?

Half the damn city!

We should be living like

kings right now!

- I should be livin'

like a king!

I took all the risk.

And what did you do?

You sat around running your

little mouth like you always do.

Who put you in that house?

Huh?

Who gave you this

luxurious life?

Who gave you this $20,000 bag?

I did.

You think you know everything.

We can't just switch

our lifestyle, Brenda.

It looks suspicious.

- I don't think I know

everything, but I know this.

I know about your

little girlfriend.

- Girlfriend?

Come on, Brenda.

Now you just making stuff up.

- Stop it, chief.

I see.

I see through you.

The real you is clear as

day right now.

- So, is this where we're at?

- This where you put us at.

- You don't understand.

- No, I don't understand.

- I'm trying to save both of us.

This is for us.

You have to.

You have to believe me.

- No, I, I don't have

to do anything.

But I'll believe this.

I'll believe what I see.

And what you're showin'

me right now?

Is that you are nothing

but insecure,

selfish,

used me and my family.

Treat me like trash.

You're a narcissist.

You're a

do-anything-to-get-a-head

type b*stard.

That's who you are.

Look at me.

Stay outta my life!

- Brenda.

I did this for us!

(crickets chirping)

- There go that n*gga

right there.

He gon' remember us and

regret this sh*t.

- So.

What you tryna do?

- [Lisa] I'm tryin' to

put that n*gga up.

He gotta go.

Six feet.

- Like make him think

he's gonna go six feet.

- Girl, do it matter?

- Look, it don't matter.

He coulda came in on

us when we was asleep.

He coulda violated us.

He gotta go.

Let's go.

- Disrespect.

(g*n c*ck)

Is disrespect.

Don't be scared.

(tense music)

(dark upbeat music)

- Yeah.

Broke a*s b*tches ain't

had sh*t, man.

No wonder that b*tch a*s n*gga

got knocked the f*ck off.

No wonder he dead now. (laughs)

f*ck it.

- Hey, broke a*s n*gga!

- Ready to go, hoe?

- [Kim] Buzz buzz, b*tch.

(distorted buzzing)

- [Thug] What the f*ck?

Y'all n*gg*s got-

- [Lisa] Shut up!

- [Thug] You b*tches got-

- [Lisa] Shut up!

Tried to violate my family.

- But I thought we just

gonna scare him.

- (laughs) Yeah, we just

gonna scare him.

- [Thug] f*ck you all up to?

What the f*ck is that?

(box clatters)

What the f*ck is?

Oh sh*t!

(thug screaming)

(bees buzzing)

(upbeat music)

(knocks pounding)

(thug screaming)

Ow!

Where the f*ck all

these bees from?

(bees buzzing)

(cars passing)

(footsteps scuffing)

- Hey, Dee.

- What's up, Mike?

- I just wanna say thank you.

- For what?

- I'm just a no good

(indistinct).

But, thanks to you.

I feel safe again.

(footsteps plodding)

(bugs chirping)

(message dings)

(music crashes)

- All right.

- What hand do y'all have?

- Come here.

- Girl.

Okay.

(phone buzzing)

- [Dee] Are y'all in

cahoots together?

Like, what is happening?

- [Kim] Mm mm, there

ain't nothin' goin' on.

Y'all against me.

'Cause what is that?

- [Officer] It's over.

- [Kim] And that?

Like, what?

- [Officer] It's all over.

- [Kim] Girl.

- [Officer] The FBI

knows everything.

They're givin' me a chance

to get things together.

- Game, I won.

- [Dee] How the?

- What?

You talking about me cheatin'.

That's your cheater right there.

- Y'all gotta be

partners in this.

- You wanna play again?

You wanna go again?

- I'm in.

- Why the hell is you callin'

me?

- [Officer] Like I said,

they know everything.

Now, they may not come

after you at all.

That happens sometimes.

But, I got some bad news

for you, though.

Zeus's supplier is Dee.

(cards tapping)

- [Lisa] What the f*ck

are you talkin' about?

- [Officer] I know.

She is there to k*ll you, Lisa.

She was sent by her

g*ng to get Zeus,

but you became near

Zeus when you got

her locked up.

- Is this some type of

sick cop joke?

- Zeus didn't know she was

the connection.

She just knew packages and

money gets dropped off.

Now, she was told by

the gatekeepers

to keep an eye out on her

because she's a hothead.

So they sent her to watch out

and k*ll anyone if the

funds got messed up.

Then here you come.

A wannabe drug dealer.

You messed up her money

by getting rid of Zeus.

So they ordered her to k*ll you

or they were going to k*ll her.

- How am I supposed to

process that?

- [Officer] Well, it

doesn't get any better.

- What the f*ck is that

supposed to mean?

- [Officer] Lisa.

She was the new cop that

k*lled your husband and son.

(phone beeps)

(somber music)

- What?

I told you not to call me.

I don't know nothin'.

- [Officer] It's all over.

The FBI knows

everything about Lisa.

Lisa's in some deeper

stuff than you think.

- What the hell are you

talking about?

- [Officer] I'm tryin' to

save your life.

Just listen to me.

Don't get scared.

She plans to k*ll you.

- Who calls somebody

in the middle of the

night and says that?

Like.

What type of game are

you playing?

- [Officer] Chill out.

I'm not playing games here.

If you leave, it will

look obvious.

We need to catch her at the

house or you gotta k*ll her.

- I can't k*ll nobody.

Listen, I, I told you

don't don't call me

- [Officer] Then you

wouldn't know

she was going to k*ll you.

Listen to me.

She knows her time is up.

And getting rid of you is key.

For some reason, she thinks

you're part of a g*ng.

- I ain't in no damn g*ng.

- [Officer] Relax.

She's not gonna try

anything tonight.

But by tomorrow, you

need to be on your toes.

Look, we got our eyes on you.

So don't worry.

- So what the hell am I

supposed to do?

(somber music)

(silence buzzing)

(knife taps)

(somber music)

(Dee clearing throat)

- [Lisa] What are you doin'

here?

- Why are you going

through those knives?

- I need to use one.

- [Dee] For what?

- To cut something.

- What is something?

- Something to cut.

- What do you need to cut?

- Why do you keep asking?

- Why aren't you telling?

- Are you going to bed?

- Sooner or later.

Are you?

- There you go asking again.

- There you go not

telling again.

Good night.

(tense music)

(silence pulsating)

- All right, y'all.

So.

Lisa made the Kool-Aid.

And Dee?

Made the potatoes.

Lisa, (chuckles)

eat at your own risk.

Ugh.

Oo, Lisa, this Kool-Aid

is too sweet.

Taste it, Dee.

- I ain't thirsty.

- Girl, I ain't ask

you if you was thirsty.

I asked you to taste the

damn Kool-Aid.

(laughing) Girl, you must

think I'm crazy or something.

You ain't even sip that

damn Kool-Aid.

You know what?

Lisa, here you drink it.

You did make it.

See?

Girl, what is wrong with you?

Hm.

Mm.

Lisa!

Dee put her foot in

these potatoes.

Girl, you gotta try 'em.

(fork clatters)

What is wrong with y'all?

Y'all act like somebody tryin'

to k*ll you or somethin'.

Hm.

Ugh. (clears throat)

(fork clinks)

(tense music)

(footsteps plodding)

- Hold up, Lisa.

- [Lisa] Who sent you?

- Nobody.

- [Lisa] What g*ng you in?

- Ain't in no damn g*ng.

- You think I'm f*ck' stupid?

Chief told me everything.

- Lisa, Chief called

me last night

and told me you were

gonna k*ll me.

- Yeah, he called me, too.

- So then he's tryin' to

turn us against each other.

- He tryin' to get one to

k*ll the other.

You playin' with me?

- He said somethin'

about the FBI.

- Yeah, he told me that, too.

- So then can you get that

g*n off my head please?

- You tried to k*ll my family.

- Hell no.

You know how crazy that sounds?

Get.

That g*n.

Off my head.

So you was gonna k*ll me?

- I ain't want to.

But I was gonna k*ll you

before you k*lled me.

(Dee sighs)

So, what we gonna do?

So, I mean, I almost k*lled Dee.

And she almost k*lled me.

That's crazy.

- Lisa had a g*n to my head.

- Hm.

- Yeah.

Are you listening?

I almost k*lled Dee.

- I hear you.

- I almost died and

you just textin'

on your phone.

Like it's nothin'.

- sh*t.

I said I heard you.

I mean, y'all just drug

me out of bed

and brought me down

here to tell me

about y'all about killin'

each other.

But are y'all dead?

sh*t, I hear you.

- She almost died!

- [Dee] Like, what's up?

- Man,

I'm just tired of this sh*t.

I mean.

This whole thing

we've been doin'.

Y'all almost k*lled each other.

We gotta get up out of

this lifestyle.

- Get up out of this lifestyle?

Girl, this ain't no AA meetin'.

We need to find a safe place.

We don't know what else

the chief is up to.

- Okay.

Okay.

Start from the beginning

and tell me everything

that's happened

between y'all and the chief.

Once I'm on the same

page as y'all,

we can come up with

an escape plan.

(footsteps plodding)

Hold up.

Y'all gimme your g*ns.

- [Lisa] What?

- Gimme your g*ns.

- Why?

- Y'all said y'all wanna leave

this life behind us, right?

Well, we need to leave it

all behind us.

- I don't know.

This g*n thing don't sound safe.

- Girl, if you don't

gimme your g*n.

In the bag.

- See, I tried to be

as simple as possible.

(tense music)

All I asked is for one of

y'all to k*ll each other

and I was gonna come in

and play the hero, right?

Simple.

Like they do in the movies.

But y'all gotta come up

with a stupid a*s plan.

- How the hell did you

get in the house?

- b*tch, don't worry about it.

I'm here already.

And you.

Mm, mm, mm, mm.

I just love when you take

a bath with no bubbles.

- Sick a*s.

- See, I practically live here.

I knew when you were

buyin' drugs from Zeus.

I was there when you started.

But you see I play

this game to win.

It's chess, it ain't checkers.

- Yeah, well you can't

take all three.

- I don't have to.

- I know you f*ck' lyin'.

- [Lisa] I know you my

whole f*ck' life.

- Yeah.

And those times are good

to look back on.

But I could never go back there.

You see, this is my way out.

Sorry I didn't include you.

- Kim, what kind of

snake a*s sh*t is that?

- Dee, please.

It's just-

- Ladies, ladies.

Shut up.

k*ll her.

- Dee?

- k*ll her!

- [Lisa And Dee] Kim!

(g*nsh*t cracks)

(tense music)

- What about Lisa?

- [Officer] You got the g*ns,

didn't you?

- Yeah.

- You got the information

to get the money?

- Yeah.

- Then let's go.

(g*nsh*t cracks)

(Officer shouts)

(b*llet clinks)

- [Kim] Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

See, you had to have known

that I really didn't

like you, right? (sighs)

Just relax.

It'll be easier that way.

(music crashing)

(Kim laughing)

(bag clatters)

(clothes rustling)

(g*n c*ck)

Queen bee just came home, b*tch.

(footsteps thumping)

- You k*lled Dee.

What kind of mess was that?

- (laughing) Dee was in the way.

(tense music)

(door creaks)

Lisa!

Girl, come out here

so we can talk

and figure this out!

- So, you can k*ll me?

Like you did Dee?

- Ugh.

This not gonna end well.

(door slams)

b*tch, come out!

(laughing) This will only end

the way you want it to end,

Lisa.

If you want this to end well,

I suggest you give me

the information

to get the rest of

the money out.

(door slams)

- You already got your cut!

Leave, Kim!

- Oh hell no!

Girl, what do I look like?

Boo Boo the Foo?

You can't keep your mouth shut

to save your life. (sighs)

- I'm not gonna say nothin'.

Kim.

Let's stop this whole thing.

(g*nsh*t cracks)

Kim.

Kim!

(music crashes)

(music pulsating)

(water splashing)

Wait till I get the

f*ck up outta this tub.

- It wasn't so bad.

Hey, Lisa.

I thought I was gonna feel

bad for snitchin', Lisa.

- You woulda felt nothin'.

- But I didn't feel bad.

It wasn't hard.

I did it like you.

Oh, I love your hair.

That's so cute.

That this will all end here

at this very spot, huh?

My house.

That I paid for.

Lisa.

- f*ck you!

- Do you know I had to

do time for you?

Lisa!

- [Lisa] You charged me triple!

- Lisa.

We had plans.

You and I, I and you.

We had plans to take

over the block.

But.

I knew, you know, you had

your family situation and.

I knew your soul

would be different

'cause you lost your family.

We had plans.

And your family got in

the way of our plans.

Our plans got interrupted.

So they had to be eliminated.

Lisa.

- [Lisa] What do you want?

(tense music intensifies)

- I want you dead.

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

(somber music)

(birds chirping)

(birds chirping)

(leaves rustling)

- [Mike] You think it's true?

- What?

- You're alive because of God.

- Honestly?

I don't know.

- A lot of people die,

but you're still alive.

- Even after selling

all those drugs.

- Yes, you sold a lot of drugs.

- I said a lot of prayers, too.

- Where do we go from here?

- I don't know.

Zeus is still out there and

I know she's coming for me.

- It's okay.

God will always be by your side.

Through anything.

You're fine.

- That ain't all

that's by my side.

(soft music)

You wanna get some ice cream?

- [Mike] Yeah.

Waited alone, frustrated

Damn, I been patient

Are you comin' home or

Should I lay here waitin'

on ya

Not tryin' to cause problems

Just checkin' on you

I'll be here for you

You know

I cried for you

I laid in bed

All night for you

Waited for you

I prayed for you

I sacrificed my time for you

Waitin' for you

So leave

If you wanna leave

Ain't no need for holdin' on

For too long

No

So, go if you wanna go

Ain't no use for holdin' on

For too long

Hey

I know you feel it

The constant driftin'

Please come in closer

I fear it happening

All this petty figthing

You're late nightin'

You're on the way now

You're home flyin' to me

I tried to fight it

I tried so hard

But my heart won't let go

Can't talk about it

'Cause when I do

All you do is leave

It just ain't the same

You claim it's cool

But I know it ain't

At the end of the day

All I gotta say is

Oh

I cried for you

I laid in bed

All night for you

Waited for you

I prayed for you

I sacrificed my time for you

Waited for you

So leave, if you wanna leave

Ain't no need

For holdin' on

Too long

No

So, go if you wanna go

Ain't no use

For holdin' on

Too long

I

I cried for you

I laid in bed

All night for you

Waited for you

I prayed for you

I sacrificed my time for you

Waited for you

So, leave if you wanna leave

Ain't no need for holdin' on

Too long

No

So, go if you wanna go

Ain't no use

For holdin' on

Too long

Waitin' all alone,

frustrated

Damn, I been patient

Are you comin' home or

Should I lay here waitin'

I am not tryin' to

cause problems

Just checkin' on you

I'll be here for you

No (upbeat music)

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you no more

Heard it a thousand times

But now I believe

my own lies

Oh, I been down this

road before

Too many signs

It's like, like, like

I shoulda been warned

Oh, you tried it

Ha

To suck me back

into your bed

I fought it

You called me, I blocked it

Delighted

I can no longer afford

The course of you breakin'

my heart

Besides it

I'm now livin' a life

With you not on my mind

Excited

I see the world in a

brand new light and

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

Erasin' you outta my mind

It gets better over time

My heart want you

But I don't need you

Playin' my part

Focus on myself

Until I find a better you

Matter of fact, I'm

doin' great without you

Hey

You gave me fire

When you came along

You touched my love

And you reached my goals

Yeah, I did you wrong

And you did me cold

Right or wrong

I'm better off alone

I gave you love

And you used my soul

Yeah, it's my own fault

And I shoulda known

This is how life work

And that sh*t hurt

I take my deep breath

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

I'm not thinkin'

'bout you anymore

I'm not thinkin' 'bout you

b*tch

(soft upbeat music)