31x01 - The Big Leap

[bunniefuu]

[tense music]

♪

[birds caw]

♪

Middle of nowhere.

Oh, God, help me.

This is not quite what I

expected.

I'm about to meet all the

roommates and see the apartment?

Hotel?

"Real World" always starts with

the houseguests going straight

to the house.

This is not normal.

What is going on?

[rock music]

♪

♪ Fast cars

♪ Fast hearts

Ahh.

This is so weird.

I am Puerto Rican, and I don't

have a filter when I definitely

should.

We're going in this fountain.

My mom's been telling me that

since the day I was born.

"Kailah, think before you do

things."

♪ You can take the highway

♪ I'ma do it my way

Going off-roading, people.

All right, my anxiety's through

the roof.

It takes me a long time to warm

up to people, and I'm very,

like, skeptical.

If I don't like you, you're

gonna know it.

♪ Not the kiss of death yet

♪ This is ride-or-die now

I thought I was going to our

house where we're living now.

I can't see anything resembling

civilization right now.

It's kind of cool, though.

What's in the bushes over

here?

[yells]

[laughs]

Living off the land is a big

part of my life.

I hate working.

It's the butt crack of dawn.

I'm usually going to bed

at this time, not waking up.

Look how hot this girl is.

Oh, my God.

Ahh!

[laughs]

My nickname is "Jungle Boy."

I've always been a bit of a wild

child.

I'm pretty much like the

immature version of Tarzan.

[rock music]

♪

Freaking out a little bit.

Like, yikes!

I'm a guy's girl, but I'm also

too much for guys.

"Who are these people?

Who am I gonna be?"

I'm very much an advocate for

young girls and women loving

themself.

Like, you don't have to be what

society tells you to be.

If I want to go and have sex

with someone, I'm gonna go have

sex.

I believe every girl deserves an

orgasm, and if you're not giving

me an orgasm, I will stop

someone midway and be like,

"I'm done.

Like, get out."

♪

It's day one.

I don't know where I'm at.

I think they're harvesting us.

I was raised in Ghana until I

was, like, about five or six.

I just want to say a shout-out

to my toothpaste and keeping me

all pearly white.

When I came back to the States,

I used to talk with an accent

and everything, but when I was

speaking to my mother, like, I

couldn't keep my accent because,

you know, she's from Chicago,

so...

I'm going through so much

bull crap with my ex.

That's why I'm here, to escape

from that world for a second.

♪

What in God's name are we

doing?

♪

Whoa.

Oh, my God.

Is anyone gonna tell me what's

going on?

♪ Gangster animals

Game on.

♪ We've been locked down

♪ Too long

Well, hello there.

Hi.

Oh, my gosh.

What are you wearing?

You ready for three months of

this?

Get the [bleep] out.

I'm Dione. How you doing?

I'm Kailah.

From right off the bat,

I'm pretty happy about roommate

number one.

Touchdown.

Jungle Boy heaven.

What are you wearing?

What is that?

This is a whole lot of

weirdness.

I love it.

Oh, my God.

What the hell is this season

gonna be like living with this

weirdo?

This is insanity.

♪ Trouble comes for free

♪ Come on, lose your mind

♪ It's all right

♪ The wild ones never die

Well, hello there.

Hello, everyone.

The princess is here.

Nice to meet you guys.

Sabrina.

Give me a hug, Sabrina.

We're roomies.

I'm Dione.

I'm Kailah.

Oh, my God. Hi, Kailah.

How are you?

This kid is in these spandex

where I can actually see his

package, and yes, I looked.

I mean, who wouldn't?

Oh, man, we got someone else

coming in.

I get to meet some people.

Okay.

Hello, ladies.

Oh, that's a dude.

Thought they was all chicks.

What's up, player?

Hi.

Hi.

Dione, man.

Dione? Dean.

Dean.

Nice to meet you.

I'm [bleep] about to turn

it up.

Dude, I was looking at this

[bleep] when we was parked over

there, and I was like "[bleep]."

Are we flying to our, like,

destination, our suite, in this

balloon?

Are you freaking out too?

[rock music]

Look at that.

Holy [bleep].

[laughs]

Throw it at me, Vegas.

I am ready.

I moved to New York in January

of this year.

I grew up very Mormon, and I've

been living in Utah for, like,

four years, and I decided that I

wasn't Mormon any more.

Oops.

What's your relationship

status?

Single and [bleep].

I'm incredibly curious.

Not just about men, not just

about women, but being

pansexual, I'll say "yes" to

everything.

Maybe they're putting us in

tents.

Maybe our first night is going

to be in the wilderness.

I love this guy.

Oh, yeah.

I already love him.

How you doing, man?

Chris. Nice to meet you.

Dean. Nice meeting you, man.

Hey, hey.

Hi, Kailah.

Nice to meet you, Kailah.

An indie boy walks out,

some kid who looks like he just

stepped off the stage of, like,

a concert smoking a bunch of

weed.

You got good style.

Yeah, but I don't have

pockets, so--

Just, like, stick it in

there, man.

Just stick it in there?

Yeah, that's what she said.

Oh, here we go, another one.

Oh, my gosh!

It looks so scary!

Oh, my God!

I cannot believe that I decided

to come here.

I'm about to become a lawyer.

I don't do things like this.

Oh, my gosh, hi, guys.

She's, like, shy, like--

This girl comes into the desert,

and she's wearing stiletto

heels?

My kind of woman.

What am I signed up for right

now?

What I got from my life growing

up in East St. Louis was that

the streets is one hell of

a place to be in.

Hi, guys, I'm CeeJai.

I've been waiting for weeks to

meet you guys.

Me being from that small little

place where people my age are

k*lled every day is quite

significant to who I am.

Okay, one last vehicle.

Here we go.

The final piece of the

puzzle.

♪ Bounce

♪

Hey!

[all cheering]

Hi, girl, welcome, welcome.

Hey, I'm CeeJai, baby.

Oh, you're dressed for this.

Ooh, we got a country girl

here.

Hey.

Jenna.

Hey, Jenna, little country-a*s

girl coming out with your

little--what is that little half

shirt with the midriff showing?

I'm just--mm-mm-mm--nibble that

thing up.

What do y'all think about

going on a hot air balloon?

Never done it.

I'm excited.

I'm not, like, a girlie-girl

who's afraid to get mud on her

or anything.

I'm from the South, and I

definitely have Southern pride.

I own a g*n or two.

I can fix a car.

I sh**t my bow and arrow in my

bikini.

I'm hot.

I'm Southern.

"Whoo!" You know?

Holy [bleep].

[all screaming, cheering]

"Real World" .

Hey, guys?

Hey, guys?

Yeah.

I'm Matt.

I'm one of the producers on the

show, and as you can see, things

are a little bit different this

season.

So everybody take your

clothes off.

Okay, let's go!

Naked hot air balloon ride.

I don't know what they have

set up for us.

Previous seasons, they've just

done crazy twists, so I don't

know what they're about to tell

us.

In order to make it into the

house this season, you're gonna

go up in these balloons...

and you're gonna jump out.

[yells]

[gasps]

All right.

Oh, my God.

Holy [bleep].

This is really happening right

now.

This season's theme...

is "go big or go home."

[all cheering]

All right.

Oh, my God. Okay.

"Go big or go home."

It's kind of the mantra of my

life.

Get out of here.

I'm about to prove that I'm not

afraid of anything.

This is gonna be the best

season yet.

We're all excited.

We don't know what they're gonna

throw at us.

This is gonna be the t*ts.

This season you're gonna be

participating in some epic

"go big" missions.

So in the spirit of "go big or

go home," if you choose not to

participate in these missions,

you will be going home.

[laughter]

And you will be replaced

by someone else.

What?

Of course I'm not gonna go home.

Whoa.

What is going on right now?

Who else are they gonna find

to replace me?

Let's make a pact right now.

No one goes home.

We're not going home.

Go big or go home!

Go big or go home!

We did not come this far to

not jump out of this hot air

balloon.

Yeah.

I'm glad I brought my booty

shorts for you guys.

This is taking life by the

ba*ls, squeezing it hard, doing

it.

Just think.

This is the beginning.

Like, we haven't even seen the

house yet.

Oh, [bleep].

Yay!

Take a quick peek.

Oh, my goodness.

My comfort zone is very, uh...

like, safe.

I think it's because I've been

through something that's changed

me: the death of my mother and

my father.

Six years ago, me and my sister

lost our home.

We lost our providers.

Ever since then, I advocate

against g*n violence.

I want to make a positive

difference in the world, but

sometimes I do feel like I need

a push.

Okay, you guys ready?

No.

Yes!

Oh, my God.

Are y'all scared?

Oh, my God!

[rock music]

♪

♪ To be young

♪ Ain't no turning back now

all: Yeah!

Let's go.

Oh, my gosh.

Are you scared?

I am--I got a fear b*ner

right now.

A fear b*ner is literally you're

so scared, but you're excited at

the same time.

You're almost, like, turned on.

So you actually get a b*ner?

Yeah, I wouldn't say full--

Not full chub, but like,

probably like a quarter-chub

fear b*ner, for sure.

All right.

[all cheering]

Here we go!

Oh, my God.

[cheering, laughter]

♪

Oh, my God.

Don't even think about it.

♪

Oh, [bleep].

Hey!

Talk about conquering your

fears.

Yikes.

Breaking out in hives already.

Oh, [bleep].

Who's going first?

♪

I will.

Here we go, Chris.

Way to go, big dog.

Step up on this.

Okay.

Grab on to anything you want.

Chris, he's, like, smiling

while he's up there.

I'm thinking that if you even

sneeze the wrong way, you're

gonna die.

♪

Oh, [bleep].

You got it.

Oh, my God.

All right.

Go.

You got this.

Guys, [bleep].

You got it.

[yells]

Yay!

Whoo!

Whoo-whoo-whoo!

He dove.

Oh, my gosh, look at him.

Holy [bleep]!

Oh, my God!

Seriously?

So [bleep] unreal.

Total cross between a k*ller

orgasm and, like, a punch in

the stomach.

Who's next, scaredy-cats?

I'm next.

Whoo!

Kailah! Kailah!

Go big or go home!

My dad always kind of raised

me as, like, a little boy.

I really am not scared of

anything.

Am I on "The Challenge,"

or am I on "Real World"?

My dad always taught me to go

big or go home.

If I don't do one of these

missions, I'm going home to

a family who's gonna be very

upset with me.

Go big or go home!

Go big or go home!

Whoo!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God!

Whoo!

That's so scary.

Holy [bleep].

So awesome.

No going home, guys.

Oh, my God.

[all cheering]

Let's go, Dean.

Oh, my God!

This [bleep] sucks.

Watch them Hardy Boys.

Oh, [bleep].

So whenever, right?

Go off that way.

Whoo, [bleep]!

Oh, [bleep] my life!

[bleep] my life.

Whoa!

Oh, [bleep]!

Oh, my God, I hate y'all!

I [bleep] hate y'all.

[indistinct speech]

Oh, my ba*ls hurt so bad.

Oh.

Who's next?

Yeah, Sabrina.

I'm adopted.

I am not afraid of heights.

The only thing I fear is meeting

my biological mother.

Go, baby.

Yeah!

[screams]

Oh, my God!

Holy [bleep]!

Oh, my God.

Oh!

I love my life.

Southern belle, let's go,

baby.

Let's go, baby.

You got it.

Let's go.

Go.

Whoo!

[yells]

I'm Tarzan!

Tarzan with t*ts.

Yeah, right?

[laughs]

[wind howls]

[flames hiss]

Who's next?

[wind howling]

[tense music]

♪

After my mother and my father

passed, I like to think about

consequences, and I just like to

play everything safe.

I'm so nervous now.

I just got nervous all of

a sudden.

Don't think about it.

[tense music]

♪

So to jump out of this hot

air balloon--I don't know if I'm

cut out for this.

[tense music]

♪

I don't want to see anybody

go home before I even get the

chance to know them, and I can

just see, like, the fear in her

eyes.

I don't know if this girl is

gonna do this.

gonna do this. ♪

♪

[tense music]

♪

I'm so nervous.

I learned whatever I'm handed,

I have to face it.

It's not always about what

you're dealt.

It's how you respond to things.

Can I hold this orange rope?

Yeah, you can hold on to

that.

I withdrew from school this

semester to be here.

I'm not going home.

Ready?

[yells]

[laughter and cheering]

All right.

Oh, my God.

Holy [bleep]!

Oh, [bleep]!

Oh, damn.

That was crazy, people.

I can't do anything

besides say, "Ahh!"

That was the dumbest thing.

Oh, my God, I was so scared.

Yes, girl, you did it.

Let's go again.

Dione.

Dione.

Whoo!

Go big or go home.

However I can do it to the max,

I'm doing it.

Go.

Two, three.

Whoo.

Whoo!

Hell, yeah, baby!

This is the t*ts!

He is wild.

We made it through it, guys.

Look at that hair,

that [bleep] mane.

Yes!

Boob bump.

Everybody can breathe again.

There is no going home.

We're in this together.

What's next?

Oh, my God.

Hummer limo!

All right, game on.

Like, this is the stuff I'm

talking about.

These next three months of

Jungle-Boy-adrenaline-junkie

activities in Las Vegas?

[all cheering]

Yeah, I'm meant to be here.

Hell, yeah.

Life just got so much better.

[upbeat music]

♪

So is everyone single or...

I'm not.

Not a boyfriend, but me and my

best friend have been together

for, like, seven months.

It's not, like, anything.

Like, my family is, like,

strictly Mormon.

Like, strictly.

Holy [bleep]!

That just changed the game.

Oh!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I used to be Mormon.

I left the church.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

I just stopped being Mormon

a year ago.

Really?

I'm just, like, a good girl,

but I'm not afraid to get down

and dirty.

That's the thing about

Mormons.

Like, we all got some nasty dirt

under our nails, you know?

'Cause you're, like, really

pressured your whole life to be,

like, this good kid.

Yeah, and you got to be,

like, so perfect all the time,

and so on your free time you,

uh, you figure some [bleep]

out.

Being a Mormon girl, I never

said I was perfect.

I have experimented with a girl

one time.

I just needed some excitement in

my life, really.

Like, now or never, you know?

What the heck.

All of you all have been here

before?

Yeah.

Where have you been?

Nowhere.

You guys are in for quite

the ride.

[rock music]

♪

Here we go!

♪

Yes!

[indistinct speech]

[all cheering]

This is our home now.

♪

[overlapping shouting]

It's this awesome hotel.

It's chill, yet it's classy and

elegant.

Are you guys excited?

We're about to see it.

Hell, yeah.

Bye.

[elevator dings]

Ready?

[all cheering]

[rock music]

♪

We're gonna be living here?

It's so chic.

Oh, my God.

Pool table!

Door number one.

♪

I'm right here.

This is our new room.

This is our new room.

Oh, I'll say--I got this--

You guys got this room?

No, yeah, this is ours.

Oh, my gosh.

Look at our balcony!

Oh, we got the balcony!

Oh, my God.

We got to tell Dean.

Dean, look at the outside.

Look at the beer pong.

We're in [bleep] Vegas!

Hey, everybody.

The princess is here.

Hi.

Well, hello there.

Get out of our room.

I love that.

Get out of my room.

Check out the roommate.

It's so weird.

They're following us around,

I guess.

[laughing]

What's this?

I found these here.

Oh, my God, you guys.

[all cheering]

What?

Get out of here.

We got the [bleep]

Skyboards?

How do we do this?

You got to turn the b*tch on.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God, we got whipped

cream!

We have whipped cream.

I absolutely love whipped cream.

I will go to the grocery store

and just keep it in my cup

holder in my car and just eat it

as I'm driving.

First shot of whipped cream.

We have to do a shot of whipped

cream.

Give me mine.

Me! Me! Me!

Oh, my God.

Whipped cream is my favorite.

I want to stay here forever.

Yeah, good luck getting me

out of here, guys.

I live here now.

You can't make me leave.

People wait their whole lives

to do things like what we're

about to do.

There is no in-between here.

Give it everything or get the

[bleep] out.

"Real World" !

"Real World" !

[all cheering]

Whoo!

We made it.

We made it. Go big or go home!

Go big or go home!

[upbeat music]

♪

Don't mind me, guys.

I'm just cleaning up.

Country yoga.

Country yoga.

East coast and the South over

here.

How we doing, girls?

The view's just fine.

Is that downward dog?

You can do yoga with us.

I'm doing just fine.

Oh.

I'm gonna do some nice--nice

yoga.

Oh.

See my sheets, dog?

See that [bleep], dog?

Yeah, you ready, dog.

Look at them zebra sheets.

Yep.

You wasn't even playing.

I knew it, dog.

Come on, now.

I'm ready go to, brah.

We got to figure this out.

Good stuff.

I'm not gonna lie.

I got kind of a lot of clothes.

Damn, wish I was your size,

bro.

I'd be trading clothes with you.

I got a bag full of carny

clothes, man.

Check that out, man.

Yo, this is swagged the

[bleep] out.

Dude, that's some [bleep]

doctor's lab coat.

Look at this [bleep].

Yo, hey, this make me feel like

Rick Ross.

Yep.

You want to get real weird?

Reflector vest, dog, I got this

for days.

Dude, this is literally all

carny clothes, man.

Ready to go.

Living off the land is a big

part of my life.

The carny life is pretty much

just about, like, picking up and

being a wanderer, a free spirit,

and just doing what makes you

happy, just picking up and

seeing where the wind blows you,

so to speak.

I'm not gonna lie.

I even brought a suit.

Yo, I got the hammock.

Yo.

You got a suit?

Well, you know, I got that

court date, so--

Oh, do you?

Oh, [bleep], yeah, I forgot.

I told you I'm married, right?

Well, I'm getting a divorce.

Oh, my God!

What did you just say?

What?

When did you get married?

I--I got married back in

November, and the [bleep]

lasted for four months.

I'm going through this divorce.

It sucks because I was doing

really well for myself, and my

ex did take advantage of that

and it sucks,

and so it's like I'm

slowly working back onto my

feet.

The fact that I'm here, I feel

like that's an opportunity to

get wild and just celebrate the

fact that I'm still alive and

I'm making it.

We're going to the pool,

guys!

Y'all, come get your towels.

We're going to the pool.

Oh, yeah.

Oh!

Where else can you go to pool

parties year round?

In Las Vegas.

Can I get a towel?

Olive oil!

Is that okay?

Is that okay?

Will we, like, fry or...

That's the point.

Well, you oil up, baby.

I want to get as tan as

possible as fast as possible,

and that's, like, life goals.

[upbeat music]

♪

I need to put on my oil.

Blue ba*ls.

[upbeat music]

♪

Why?

Why?

Just because.

You'll let me.

You're telling me that if I

were to hook up with you at some

point in the show, you wouldn't

let me braid your hair?

Yes.

Okay.

Oh, then [bleep] you.

[bleep] you.

Dione?

I think he's freaking awesome

and hilarious.

I could see us possibly hooking

up.

You know you want to.

But he could really get on my

nerves.

I could see that happening too.

Hook up with me.

Just sit on my [bleep]

and shut up.

I definitely think that

there's a lot of sexual tension

between us.

Honestly, I know this is gonna

sound really funny, but I have

a golden [bleep].

So--

Any guy I've ever had sex

with, they always come back.

Just 'cause a guy comes back,

that doesn't mean you have a--

I've [bleep] girls twice,

not 'cause she

has a golden [bleep].

Oh!

It means--It means that every

time they have sex with me,

they fall in love with me.

I'm a great girlfriend, and I'm,

like, a great person, so I think

I, like--And I have good sex,

so, like, it rubs off.

So they're always, like, in love

with me every time.

I'm a c*ck guy, so I can't

knock any girl for being overly

confident.

I've said probably worse stuff

than that.

Watch.

"I'm a great girlfriend."

If we ever have sex, you'll

be in love with me too.

If we do and I don't fall

in love with you, like, don't--

It's nothing against you.

You will, though.

I'm just [bleep] different.

I have no doubt about you,

the fact that you would fall in

love with me.

Yo, I broke the seal.

I got to pee again.

Want me to come with you,

like girl code?

It'd be nice, man.

All right, let's go.

Are you serious?

Have fun.

Have fun. Oh, this--this what bros do.

Oh, this--this what bros do.

Yo.

She's so classy.

She's so classy.

You ain't got no rhythm.

Aluminum?

You put that [bleep] in

a microwave--

Wow.

Really, guys?

That's not cool, you know?

You guys do realize I was in

the bathroom that entire time

you were talking.

What?

I said, you do realize I was

in the bathroom the entire time

you were talking?

Well, uh, that's kind of

hilarious.

I was in the bathroom the

whole time you were in there.

Oh, [bleep].

Well--Yeah.

Aluminum [bleep], huh?

We're just, like, joking

around.

That's what guys do 'cause we're

stupid.

You probably have a wonderful

vag*na.

But now, look, this is your job

to prove us wrong.

No, I'm good.

You may have had a chance,

but you definitely don't now.

Well, I'm an idiot.

I kind of messed up on that one.

If Dione had any chance of

hooking up with me, it's

definitely not gonna happen now.

Right?

You can go [bleep] yourself.

You wish.

Both of you can go [bleep]

yourselves.

[hip-hop music]

[hip-hop music] ♪

♪

Get out of here.

Did Kailah just, like,

abandon us?

She was super upset with me,

and all I did was, like, joke

around with Dean, and she

overheard some things.

Aw, that sucks.

What's your type?

I like brunettes.

You got to be fun.

You got to make me laugh as much

as you make me [bleep].

I like that line.

I usually do like the longer

hair.

Yours is pretty long.

Hold my hand.

What? Why am I--

Why would I hold your hand?

I'm so comfy right now.

How does it feel to be

an a*s[bleep]?

When you tell me "no,"

I want it more.

I can't even see you

anymore.

I'm in a mountain of pillows.

Wow.

[upbeat music]

♪

Hey, can I talk to you?

You really hurt my feelings.

I--And I want to apologize.

I really do.

That was offensive what I said,

what Dean and I were laughing

about, it was, and you're

absolutely right for being

offended.

And it was nothing, like,

intended to, like, be hurtful.

We were joking around.

We were having a weird drunk

conversation at the pool,

talking about things that were--

We all say stupid [bleep].

When I say one stupid thing,

it's like--it's just like I feel

like I'm more hurt because,

like, we're supposed be a team,

and like, I thought you guys

were my friends.

We are your friends, and I'm

sorry if that, like, put our

team membership in question, so

like, I just want to apologize.

I appreciate your apology,

and I'm glad that you're mature

enough to do that, and we're

fine.

The comment was actually

hilarious.

It was just the fact that they

did it behind my back.

But I'm never the type of person

to turn down an apology,

so we're cool.

Can I hug you?

Sure.

"Sure" or "Yes, please,"

maybe?

No. Sure.

No? Okay. Okay, fine.

No, seriously.

Can I stare at you?

You can't stare, but you can

look.

Oh, all right.

I promise I'll blink then.

[techno music]

[techno music] ♪

♪

So if anyone of you needs

their hair and makeup done,

come to me.

Got it.

Especially you.

I know.

Don't worry, CeeJai.

We've been seeing you.

We know you beat your face.

The terminology, now that's

a good thing.

It's not like she [bleep] up

in case you all thinking--

For black people?

"For black people?"

For everybody.

both: For everyone.

Where you from again,

South Carolina?

Yeah.

Yeah, it's for everyone.

Y'all, I'm not used to black

people that act like y'all,

just so you know.

Really?

Like--

I would be careful with this

conversation.

I'm getting out of here.

Every colored person I wish

was like you.

If you live, like, your lives

like a normal person, you can

expect to be treated like one,

you know?

But if you live your life, like,

expected to be treated like

a minority, you're gonna get

treated like one.

Just stop talking, please.

Like, can you just be cute and

not talk right now?

I got you on a pedestal right

now, but you're chopping off

the foundation a little bit.

Coming through the door.

What's up?

The conversation in there is,

like, way too heated, and I'm

like, dude--

They're talking about racism.

Jenna and CeeJai?

Dude, they've been talking

about it for literally two

hours.

But that is not something

that I want to talk about on

camera because I don't want to

be that person who says

something really stupid on

camera.

Not to be r*cist or anything,

but a lot of black people where

I'm from take every little thing

to offend.

Like, black people like you,

like, I can get along with

because you don't live in the

past.

You don't try to be, like, thug.

This girl--as if you're not

offending me.

As if you're not offending every

other African-American in this

world.

world. Something's wrong with you.

Something's wrong with you.

I hope you don't take, like,

any of the stuff I say, like,

really r*cist because I like

you.

I was just, like, raised in

deep, deep South, so you know,

stuff was like that there, you

know, 'cause I don't know about

other parts of the country,

'cause I've not lived there.

You know, I can't speak for that

part.

Right.

But in the South, I feel like

the South has evolved so much

lately, and they don't give the

South credit for evolving, you

know?

Like, they try to keep them in

that mind-set that, like...

Sort of the "rebellious."

We're so r*cist and, like,

we hate black people, and,

like, we can support the

Confederate flag and stuff like

that, but they just don't

understand that, like, that

Confederate flag doesn't mean

racism.

Like, it doesn't mean anything

like that.

It means Southern pride against

the government.

It's against the government.

I want to respond with some

animosity because I got to stand

up for what I believe in, but at

the same time, I'm in school to

be a lawyer, so I don't believe

in fighting people physically.

I don't want to go back and

forth with her, because clearly

you don't understand me.

People in the South, like,

they don't hear me out like you

did.

Like, they just automatically

think that it's some kind of

r*cist stuff.

I'm just trying to, like, let

you know what it means to me to

be Southern.

To you. You're right.

You know?

I feel so glad that you accept,

like, Southern pride for

what it is.

Just as much as I accept you,

baby, just accept everything

else.

I don't think that the

conversation is dead.

I don't think that it's over.

I think that we will have it

again.

Elevator's here!

Coming.

But we're gonna celebrate us

being here.

We're not gonna go there

tonight.

CeeJai, let's go.

I'm coming, I'm coming,

I'm coming, I'm coming.

All right, let's go.

Cheers to doing reality TV

instead of therapy.

To therapy.

Here's to Las Vegas.

all: Cheers!

Our first night.

[upbeat music]

♪

At night, the Gold Spike is

the place to be.

This is a place that does not

sleep.

Our bar is /.

[upbeat music]

♪

Dione is crazy.

He's wild.

He's attractive in the sense

that he just--he looks like

Jesus.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] ♪

♪

Like a little kid in

kindergarten a little bit.

You need a reminder?

Like, a little bit.

♪

What if the words on the wall

are our missions?

I mean, 'cause we already did

a fall.

Oh.

I don't know.

They're just words on the wall,

and I didn't read them.

I thought they were just

decoration.

Do they mean something?

Think about it.

"Soar," "Record," "Flaunt."

Why would they put "Speed"

and "Roll"?

I wouldn't be surprised at

all if those words were

representations of missions that

we'll be facing this season on

the "Real World."

Oh, my gosh, I have no idea what

I'm getting into, but I am so

excited.

I feel like we're gonna be

drag racing.

We are on

"Go Big or Go Home."

That's true.

[techno music]

[techno music] ♪

♪

[upbeat music]

♪

♪ Feel it in my skin

I love food.

Me too.

I, like, contemplate food or

sex sometimes, and I'm like,

"Eh, food."

Food never lets you down.

It really doesn't.

These are, like, Jenna's

special: eggs.

There's nothing like a hot

country girl cooking breakfast

for you in her bikini.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Here's syrup.

I mean, breakfast is the most

important meal of the day.

I can't believe you made

this.

Country girls can cook.

They can do a lot more than

cook.

True that.

Ain't nothing I like more

than food and women.

Now, she a fine woman, and she

cooking food in a bikini.

I'm in love right now.

Dude, what do we do today?

Let's do something fun.

The pool?

Yes.

Yeah.

Why not?

[upbeat music]

♪

I should make a list.

Guys, we all look awesome.

Feel I can go outside.

♪

I wish we could go everywhere

in our bikinis.

This pool party at Golden

Nugget is kind of a Vegas

experience.

We're taking on the Golden

Nugget.

We're taking it on.

Let's do this!

♪

This is, like, a huge, epic

Vegas party to me, like one that

I've always dreamed of going to.

It just feels like I'm in

a movie or something, like,

partying it up in Vegas.

partying it up in Vegas. ♪

♪

That was awesome!

Put me and water and a party

together: recipe for a good

time.

Oh, like this?

Kailah and Dione may have

an attraction.

[shrieks]

Take them off.

Take them off. Take them off.

You know, they're just kind

of, like, jabbing at each other

like little schoolkids, you

know?

Something's bound to happen with

this.

[carefree music]

♪

Okay, we need to find cabana

A.

I like Jenna.

That a*s.

That a*s.

This a body suit?

It's a body suit.

Like my camo leotard, that's

a bodysuit.

Oh.

Where'd you guys get that from?

I got this--

You can get them from

anywhere?

I got mine from this, like,

store.

This sounds so r*cist, but it's

a store for black people.

Yeah, like, I go in there, and

that's, like, my store.

I just want you--I want you

to, like, either--like, Google,

or just call your parents.

Tell them that you're dating

a black guy.

Just kiss her, like, right

here.

Oh, my God.

They will have a [bleep]

conniption.

[laughter]

No.

[upbeat music]

♪

Hey, guys.

All right, everyone come sit.

Let's go, troops.

I can tell you right now,

if we're not all here for each

other, we're not gonna have

a good time.

If none of you are in this for

real, you're gonna go talk

[bleep] about everyone, if you

have a problem with someone,

just say it to their face.

Like, we've all gone through

stuff, and whatever we all talk

about, we all have to be

understanding of it.

I just want to, like,

elaborate on the fact that,

like, Jenna just, like--when you

made that comment about being

colored, about your family being

r*cist, I can't blame you for

what your family has taught you

because I have an understanding

heart because my mom taught me

to, like, give my love and

everything else will fall in

place.

[sighs]

I don't know if you all know,

like, my dad and my mom was

married for years.

There were a lot of, you know,

domestic violence calls and

things like that.

She got kicked down stairs.

She was beat on, you know,

things like that.

And six years ago, my father

k*lled my mom, and the police

k*lled my dad the same night.

Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa, go back.

And if I can, like, go back--

Wait, your dad k*lled your

mom?

k*lled my mom, and the

police k*lled my dad, same

night, like, six years ago.

[somber music]

♪

I get a phone call leaving from

school going to dance practice.

"Hey, there's some g*nshots in

your house.

You need to get home.

Hey, they putting up yellow tape

around your house.

Please get home."

♪

And I get home, and I walk into

my house under the red tape.

There's investigators.

There's police officers, and

there's ambulances, and there's

fire trucks, and there's the

entire neighborhood is out here.

I don't know what to expect.

This is my home.

I just left here.

The last thing that I said to my

mom was "I love you," and she

told me to have a great day when

I left and went to school.

Now I got to come back and I'm

not able to say two words to

anyone?

You know what kind of world we

live in?

We live in a [bleep]-up-a*s

world.

That's a lot to handle.

Hearing about domestic

violence does kind of strike a

nerve with me because of the

things that I've been through.

It sucks that kids have to grow

up in those kind of

environments, and I know it

takes a strong person to make it

through that.

It hurts like hell every day,

but just know I'm okay.

I continue to have, like,

a positive attitude about life.

If we're not in this

together, then what's the point

of being here?

Amen.

[somber music]

[somber music] ♪

♪

This episode of "Real World"

continues now.

[upbeat music]

I'm excited.

This will be fun.

This is gonna be wicked cool.

Tonight we have the very unique

opportunity to go participate in

the Rise Festival in the middle

of the Mojave Desert.

It's supposed to be, like,

an intimate experience as soon

as you get there from the start.

Like, there's lanterns that we

write inscriptions on, like,

wishes or hopes.

You get to write something

that's important to you or

someone that you've lost onto

something physical that you then

can literally release up into

the night sky.

Let's go.

♪

This is really cool.

I'm ready to think about my

dreams and aspirations and let

them fly away into the night.

Yeah.

I'm excited to send my

lantern up in the sky.

Let's go.

Time to do this.

all: Five, four, three,

two, one.

[uplifting music]

♪

Bye, Mom!

I love you, Mom!

♪ One star

♪ One sky

♪ Fill up my own heart

♪ When you lie

♪

My mom always taught me to be

good to people and not hold

anything against them or over

their head.

The conversation with Jenna

about race kind of, like, threw

me for a loop for a second.

What I can try to do is

enlighten her on my perspective.

It's gonna take some work, but I

have to be patient with her.

All right, guys, we got one

left.

I love you guys.

No one goes home.

One, two, three.

all: No one goes home.

This is only day two.

Imagine what's gonna happen at

day, like, .

day, like, . ♪

♪

Next time on "Real World"...

Wearing women's clothing out

to the bar.

People were freaked the

[bleep] out.

Kiss, kiss, kiss!

You're literally the only

attractive person, like,

in the house.

Samesies.

If we hook up, it's fine.

I'm nervous.

Oh, my God.

Am I about to speak to my

biological mother?

Hello?

Hello? Sabrina?