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32x05 - Fourteen's A Crowd

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Real World". Aired: May 21, 1992 – August 29, 2019.*
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Seven to eight young adults are picked to temporarily live in a new city together in one residence while being filmed non-stop.

32x05 - Fourteen's A Crowd

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- Previously on "Real World"...

- So, guys, we are not here for the show we thought.

We are going to be part of "Real World."

[dramatic music]

- Why don't you want to go? - Because...

I just don't want to go. I, want do something for myself,

and I don't want to, like, fight with my sister on national TV.

- She has to hurt me in every way deep

and say horrible awful things.

- Family cuts the deepest. - Why are you here right now?

- I'm here because I'm having fun.

- But, like, a part of me, like, does not care about--

- Don't. - I want you.

- I'm leaving.

- Well, Romeo, he already did his thing, you know?

- Yeah, I know. - Yeah.

- I heard. - Ha, ha.

Last night me and Anna make out.

- Peter and I kissed in the RV.

Peter's, like, also super, super, super sweet.

[drills whirring]

[upbeat music]

- Hello? - Hell, yeah, we got this.

- Yo, yo, we taking it over.

- Holy [bleep].

[dramatic music]

- No, we have seven new roommates.

- I think it's a bunch of [bleep].

- You a [bleep] liar. - I did that.

Right hand on the Bible, brother.

- I will take that big gray piece of [bleep]

and knock your a*s down right now.

- Quit [bleep] talking, bro?

- Who the [bleep] are you talking to?

- I'm talking to you. - You wouldn't be here unless

it was because of me.

- This is just the beginning

of a volcano erupting.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat techno music]

♪♪

[upbeat music]



- You need to go get your [bleep] nose on

because you're a [bleep] clown.

- You the [bleep] clown. - You're a clown.

- Shut the [bleep] up about it. - Who's you talking to, bro?

- You, always you.

- Yeah, your b*tch a*s [bleep] flinching there.

- Then do it. - I know. I know you want me to.

- Exactly.

Kassius, he had grams of weed in my dorm room.

Because of that I got arrested for it.

He didn't get arrested for it.

As a matter of fact, he's the real reason

my football career ended at Eastern.

If I would have stayed there, who knows

what could have happened at the end of that year.

I probably could have got drafted, picked up, anything.

Mr. Kass Bass came here,

and he's starting with his line of stuff already.

- Go--

- Bro, just keep my name out your mouth.

- Shut the [bleep] up. - Okay, Grandma, you know

how I got arrested for his [bleep]?

- How is that my [bleep]? - This man just got in the crib

and got to lying about all of it.

- He wouldn't be here if it wasn't for me.

- I'm sorry to do this.

Could you put Mom on the phone please,

'cause I need to talk to her right now

because I'm getting real annoyed?

- Once you get grown life change, man.

Family ain't always family. As [bleep] as that sound.

- I'm gonna knock his a*s out by the end of the show.

- I don't like some-- Mom, this man is not--but Mom--

- I hear you, but this man is lying

about the most pivotal part in my life.

[dramatic music]

- About what? - Me.

- What do you mean? - Like this situation. Like--

- You know the situation. - That's what it is? All right.

- We lived together for about six months.

- I'd throw him money if he needed money.

Like, we go out to a bar, like, I take care of the tab,

and the tab added up to, like, $ grand.

- And then he moved out. - I was consistently,

every week, "Yo, my $,. $,. $,.

- It just sucks when money comes between friends.

You know, like, for money to divide, like,

a friendship that I've had for this kid for, like, six years.

- He says he was, like, one of my best friends,

but a best friend would give you your money back.

You know you're not a good person for doing that.

- There's two sides to every story.

Obviously we just saw the first [bleep] story that came out,

and it's, like, two completely conflicting things.

But, like, I'm not about to have

that conversation right now right after that.

We'll talk about it at some point.

[upbeat music]



- My sister's my best friend. - So what's the problem?

Why are you guys here?

- I was always the problem child.

I always got blamed for everything.

Like, out of college I moved up there to college

just to live with Anna-- - Where?

- To--in Gainesville. - Gainesville?

- Yeah, and, like, I didn't really have a choice.

- I like Anna a lot and I'm thinking

her sister, Katrina, is going to like me,

and I want to get a good read on her.

- I don't know, our parents were always-

- I don't know why you guys are arguing.

Like, I don't get it. I still don't get it.

- Honestly, like, what is was is, like,

our parents made us, like, competitors in a way.

Boyfriends came between us a lot.

Like, my boyfriend-- - Really?

- Yeah, my boyfriends always were like,

like, I don't know.

- Always what? - They always got, like,

really, like, jealous of me and Anna.

- Why? - That started fights--

- Are you like that? - What?

- Like, if Anna's talking to a guy, like--

- I would just stir [bleep] up.

We've both done some messed up things to each other, but--

- Like what?

If you don't mind saying it, I mean.

- I don't know. - Damn.

Katrina's just giving me a vibe that isn't good.

I hope that Katrina is not going to be

the wedge in between us.

- There's so many different things, like, that's happened.

- Like what? - I don't know. I'm over it.

[overlapping voices]

- You're staying in?

You staying in? Going out?

- I'll go. - Yeah, I'm gonna go.

- I'm staying in. - I might change my mind,

but as of right now. - Listen,

we need to do a headcount and, like,

I got to start finding places

because we got to clear that stuff.

- I'm gonna chill tonight, yeah. - I don't feel it in my spirit.

- I'm just gonna shower and chill.

- I just decide just to stay in the house

because we're tired, we're exhausted,

I'm seeing Anika,

and I kind of wanted to explore the house

just a little bit more.

- Damn it. - Wait, you said

you're not going out, right? - Mm-hmm.

I ain't going out tonight.

- No, I don't feel that good.

- I just don't feel like I'm gonna be fun.

- Imagine if there was a TV show based around that right there.

- They look so entertaining right now.

- It's like Charades.

- I look at these people as they're second best,

that, like, they're not wanted

and, like, they are like the replacements.

To be honest with you, like, they suck.

[line trilling]

- Hey. - Hey, Poo, what you doing?

- I ain't no movie star. You're funny.

- There you go. You funny.

I wish I was, Poo.

Family is, like, very important to me,

like, it's all I know, like, and it's all I got.

- Yeah, I heard him.

My son is two. He stays with my mother,

but I still financially take care of him.

All right, love you, dude.

Now, like, after the whole incident with Theo today,

I'm just questioning if I made the right choice

of me being here for me and my son.

All right, Mom, I love you. - Love you too.

- All right, bye.

[sighs]

- So where's the confessional, show me.

- I been there-- - It's not your house,

so I need to know. - I been there four times.

- Tainting our house.

- Oh, my God, come on.

Sometimes Anika's have her mood swings.

Here, here you go.Boom.

So it's like a light switch.

It goes off and on, off and on, off and on.

- I'm just annoyed with the fact

that there's people sharing this living space.

- You got to get to know the people that I'm with right now.

- I don't give a [bleep]. - They're all cool.

- I don't give a [bleep]. You don't know anyone.

I've actually been with people for a good amount of time.

You've been with them for, what, hours?

This is supposed to be, like, you know, my own thing.

Now I'm sharing it with my ex-boyfriend.

It's just like, when you're done with them,

you want to be done with them.

- We're number one. - Yeah, they're number one.

- We are number one. - Really?

Because that's so funny--

- We are number one. - Because guess who was here

two weeks ago? That's what it thought.

- It don't matter because we're taking over.

We are number one. - Who was the option

and who was the choice? - We made it.

- Do you [bleep] want a [bleep] lollipop for that?

Are you kidding me? - Yeah, I do.

- I don't have one to give you. - Well, guess what, good.

Thank you. I'm-- - No,

we're having a conversation. - No, you're fine, no.

[bleep] you. [bleep] - Oh, please, really? Okay.

- Stop, stop, stop, stop. [bleep] it.

- We're having a [bleep] conversation.

- No, we're not. Stop. - Sulk away.

- Yep, yep, you're right, you're right.

- Whatever. All right. - Yep, good night.

- Good night. Good night. - Have a good night, okay?

Yep, mm-hmm. [bleep] you. - Good night.

Go the [bleep] to bed. - Yup. [bleep] you.

Yep. Kiss my a*s. - [bleep] you too.

- Coming up on "Real World"...

- Nice! No!

- Go get Mike off that girl right now.

- No.

- Mike likes dancing with everybody,

so he danced with some girl Kass didn't approve of.

Leave them alone. Leave him be.

He's doing his thing.

- Who the [bleep] is this chick right now talking...

- Let me [bleep] knock his a*s out.

- Think I'm gonna take it lying down?

I make girls cry.

[dramatic music]

♪♪

- I haven't worn this yet.

I think I should wear this though.

I just feel like I'll look so nude.

I mean, naked is fine.

- Oh, yeah, Anna, she wears no bra.

She's all about freeing the nipple.

- Free the nipple and let the vag breathe.

- I'm excited to have my sister here,

to have fun with, and go out and explore Seattle,

and I'm hoping everyone else in the house can do the same

'cause at one point in their life

these people meant a lot to them.

- It's your first night out, so you better step it up.

- Yeah, it's actually not my first night out?

- It's your first night out on camera here.

- Here it is, yeah, but not in general.

- You don't need to, like, go out, you know?

Like, you just got here. You should probably settle in.

Chill out a little bit. - Yeah, Mike? Yeah?

Yeah, you think so? Yeah, I'm sure.

- Like, you're kind of just, you know--

- Oh. - You're kind of tagging along.

- We were invited places.

- You guys should turn the [bleep] up

and go out and have a great time.

It's your first night in Seattle.

That's your squad, bro.

Your squad looks kind of [bleep] up.

I can tell you the first night that we got here

we didn't sit around [bleep] drawing in coloring books.

Just being honest.

- You ready? - Are we ready?

- Where's Jordan. Jordan! - Right here, dude.

- Whoa. - Damn.

[overlapping chatter]

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- I feel--yo, it's gonna take a few weeks.

Everybody's gonna learn about themselves.

Everybody's gonna have their tiffs.

Everybody's gonna have their battles.

- Yeah, of course. - But, yo, I guarantee

in a few weeks the dynamic of the house

is totally gonna change, but right now, we're here.

We got to get along. We got to have fun.

We got to live every moment till the last, you know?

- We have to, we have to, we have to, yep.

- And, like, I'm telling you, Will is a [bleep] b*mb a*s guy,

like, but not for me.

I need a guy that will-- is gonna be, like,

be here with me.

Like, I need a man that's gonna be, like,

a [bleep] man with me.

Like I don't need-- You know what I mean?

- Damn, girl.

- What the [bleep] stinks in here that I can throw out?

"A," what's "A" for? "A" for Anika.

Let's see what she--

if I can know her favorite food.

French fries? Five fries I can count on my hand.

Oh, yeah, that definitely can go in the trash.

["Antonio America" by Diskopunk playing]

- ♪ Feel my body scream

♪I'm lookin' for somebody to touch ♪

♪Yeah, hear my heart speed ♪

Anna told me that Peter was cool.

"You're gonna love him, Kiki."

I already know that's a sign for me

that Anna has, like, a thing for Peter.

- So I go like-- I'm gonna go down, like,

dance a little bit.

♪♪

Kiss your neck.

- [squeals] - No?

- ♪ I'm dirty and I'm free ♪

♪♪

♪ Dirty and I'm free ♪

- Cheers on that.

- Have you ever sat down with him?

Have you--

I thought for sure that I would be

in the NFL right now as we speak.

But now without it, I don't know

what the hell I'm doing. It kind of sucks me--

It actually is kind of sad when I talk about it.

- Honestly, I don't feel like

Theo is being fair to me.

Theo can hold a grudge just to prove a point.

He can be a very cold person, and he really doesn't care.

[upbeat music]

[dramatic music]



[imitates b*mb falling, exploding]

- No, no way. - My life.

- This is not our house anymore.

Our house has been taken over. - No, annihilated.

- Where's my eggs.

- Probably eaten. Where's your name?

- You good, bro, here?

- Yeah, I'm good, bro. [sniffles]

- What's wrong, man?

- [bleep], bro, just a lot on my heart

and my mind right now, honestly.

[somber music]

I'm just thinking about my son, bro.

- Bro, I'm gonna tell you something,

I was thinking about my son earlier.

- Being a father, I struggle, yes,

but it's a great struggle.

- How old is he, two years old? - Two, yeah.

- Two? - Yeah.

- See, my son, he ten-- ten months, bro.

He don't even really, like, know who I am

and that, like, kind of hurt me.

- Hell, yeah. - But--

- It's all right, boys, you got to start somewhere.

You know what I'm saying? - Right, exactly.

- He's still very young, but-- - Right.

- It's an important stage right now.

I'ma let you know, bro, do whatever you can

for your son, bro. - Right.

- It's important.

It gives you more emotions and feelings

than you ever thought you had.

Things can strike a nerve really, really quickly.

I can't even think straight.

- You okay? - Yeah, I'm good.

- You sure?

- I just want to be strong right now.

- Yeah, we can. Don't matter.

- Probably should.

- I care about Theo, obviously,

so my intentions are

to be able to get these boys to understand

that there's bigger things in life for them to be

fighting over versus them fighting against each other.

What's wrong?

- [bleep] got me in my feelings, bro.

- But this [bleep] you and Theo got going on,

I know it's gonna take time. it's probably deeper

than what it really is. - Yeah.

- And I already know that. It's gonna take time.

It ain't gonna happen overnight. - It's not even that.

Like, I'm trying to, literally, make the best out of it...

I had something else to go to... - Mm-hmm.

If it be like I take care of more than just me,

you feel me, like?

I bet nobody here know what it's like

working hours a week.

I'm tired, like. - I know what that's like, bro.

- Like, I'm stressed. - I know what it's like.

- Like, I'm stressed out, bro. - I got you.

- I'm missing so much money not being at work.

- Yeah. - Like, I got a hella [bleep]

to take care of, and it's like,

I really got to do something with my life.

Like I really got to get on the right path,

and the only reason I say that is because I got a son.

I done dug a hole for myself,

and it's, like, I can't get out, bro.

- Yes you can. Yes you can. - That is [bleep] my head up.

This is [bleep] up.

- Theo, come in.Theo.

- I don't know what the hell going on with Tyara and Kass.

Yeah, I don't even have to talk. Just leave it alone.

- So [bleep] childish.

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- Mmm, girl, I love your voicey. I like how you sound.

I like how you laugh. - You like how I sound?

- I love your voice. - My voice is hot?

Mike and I vibe.

I don't know exactly what it is.

I'm just close to him. Do I trust Mike completely?

No. Do I trust everyone completely? No.

- I want you to know that, like, I'm about you.

- Are you? - At the same time--

- Oh, [bleep].

- [sighs] I don't know.

They never really hit it off in the beginning

so it's weird that they're hitting it off now.

But, I mean, if she likes him, she likes him.

You know, what am I gonna do?

It doesn't matter to me.

♪♪

- Yo, did you see Jordan and Mike laying in bed together?

- Right now?

- [silent]

Damn, like, yo, you better stroke that a*s.

I hope I walk in while they stroking, too,

just so I can just be like, "Hmm."

Good night, guys.

- First impression, what did you think?

- You're a princess.

You are my type, but, like--

- Why, 'cause I'm the first girl that rejected you?

I, like, don't ever really get rejected.

This might come off the wrong way, but I get what I want.

I've always got what I wanted no matter--any situation.

- Hey, this is must be wild.

[laughter]

♪♪

- Yo, where--where is Tya at?

- Probably where your shirt is at.

- Your humor is on the same level as your sister's.

It's, like, funny, but, like, not funny.

- Honestly, I would like you to put a shirt on.

- Yeah, why do you want to attack her?

Why do you want to attack her? - It's offending me.

- Does--wait, my-- me being shirtless

makes you feel uncomfortable? - I'm joking.

Don't take it to that level. - You're too sensitive, Mike.

Oh, he's trying to provoke you.

- Just share your chips and were good.

I'm telling you, like, I'll be your best friend.

- Don't let me provoke you. Please don't.

- You can't.

Yo, how do you guys deal with this?

- Anna is manipulative.

I think she knows what she's doing.

- [laughs]

- I'm not just gonna sit there

like a [bleep] idiot.

You know, you don't know me.

- Where's Rome at? - He's in your bed?

- He probably is in my bed.

- Mike, do not [bleep] hit low blows.

Don't do that [bleep].

Don't be [bleep] disrespectful towards my sister.

- Why would that be a low blow? - Yo...

- Mike, why would you go there and start

throwing the Peter [bleep] into it.

Like, and being disrespectful?

You know that's only going to hurt you in the long run.

- Katrina, it's funny. He's funny. He's a character.

- No, he's disrespectful towards women.

- Who cares? - Yo, it's, like, honestly,

you're gonna sit there and, like, be disrespectful?

I think Mike is a [bleep] stirrer,

but I need to get along with him, and be cordial,

and civil, in order to make this experience an amazing one.

- Uh, Rome is-- - Yeah.

He's in the girls' bedroom. - Hm.

- In the girls' bedroom? - Mm-hmm.

- I'm gonna have fun with this right now.

Thank you once again for choosing sides

between them and us, and--

- How is it "them and us"? It's my [bleep] sister, yo.

Chill the [bleep] out. If anyone [bleep] tries

to throw "them and us"... - Thank you.

- This is my sister. - Thank you.

You live with us for two weeks

and then [bleep] she shows up,

and you become a different person

and, like, who the [bleep] is this?

I don't really care who you are. You're like a side piece, bro.

You're like a [bleep] appetizer.

You have been here for [bleep] six hours

and you act like you run the [bleep], dude.

Go the [bleep] to bed.

You're here because of your sister.

[dramatic music]

- I thought me and Mike had

a better relationship than this.

For him to sit there and say

those disrespectful things, it sucks.

Like, I can't believe I actually trusted this guy

and thought he was a friend.

- One night. You've known my boy for one night,

and now you what to [bleep] with my boy?

- I didn't even-- - Dude, just stop.

- No. Right? - I cannot [bleep] wait

to show the world what a [bleep] up--

- We want to be mature. - Dude, you are so [bleep].

- Exactly, listen, listen. - You are such a manipulator.

- Mike, leave that [bleep] alone.

- No, I don't want to, bro. - Bro, no.

- Who the [bleep] is this chick right now

talking and now Katrina's the fakest [bleep] [bleep] ever.

- Whoa! - And you told me, man.

- No, Mike, you're an instigator.

You start problems.

Like, everything always gets pointed to you

'cause you're the [bleep] instigator, mother [bleep].

You instigate everything with everyone.

- Mike, you ain't trying to hit that [bleep].

- But you're so disrespectful, yo.

- Yeah, just let him talk.

Let him look like-- Let him look like a a*s.

If he want to look like an a*s, let him look like an a*s.

- No, he's so disrespectful. No one shuts his a*s down.

- It's so annoying. - Cut it.

- Mike, you're such a [bleep] instigator, yo.

Let me [bleep] knock his a*s out.

Come here, Mike. Come here.

♪♪

[upbeat music]

- I don't [bleep] care if I'm being crazy.

I will [bleep] knock your [bleep] out.

One punch. One mother[bleep] punch

one day. - [bleep].

- He's disrespectful towards my sister, yo.

- Stop!

[all talking at once].

- [bleep].

- I want to just stick up for Mike

considering it's two against one,

which I don't like that.

- Everyone just stop. It's irritating.

- Now all of a sudden there's [bleep] problems, you know?

- Bro, it ain't no problem. - That's it. Just cut it.

I just told Mike to just shut the hell up and don't argue

with these women. You ain't gonna win.

I'm just saying. I understand. - But--No, you don't.

- There's two of them, I know.

- Yes, and...

It's not fair. It's not.

- Yeah, I'm such a psycho. I'm like,

"I will beat Mike's [bleep] a*s."

- You're a little psycho. You can be that girl.

You were doing the girl. - Whatever.

- Don't be that girl. - Literally, I don't give

two [bleep] 'cause I know I'm mother[bleep] right.

- When we have to, we will always have each other's backs.

There's not a doubt in my mind.

- I have my own issues, like, I have my ex here.

Like, it's not easy, and I understand that.

The only thing I can say is people going at each other

and, like, hitting low blows is not the way to talk.

- It's not the answer. - No, it's not.

Like, there's family [bleep], and then there's, like,

relationship [bleep], and romance [bleep],

and friendship [bleep]. I hope this thing works out,

but then I also hope that, you know, like,

they'll buy two more showers and another refrigerator...

- No, honestly, I [bleep] love her.

- All I can do is just try my best.

- No, %, that's right. I'm telling you, like.

- That's all you can hope for.

- It's all so crazy.

[slow, dramatic music]

♪♪

- [snoring]

- You attempt to, like, [bleep] with me

on an emotional, physical, psychological level...

and... [laughs]

You think that I'm gonna take it lying down?

I make girls cry.

That's all I got to say.

[upbeat gentle music]



[indistinct chattering]

- Like, I'm being h*--

- It is. I'm being honest with you.

It's hard for me to say something or communicate

with you because I feel as though,

like, if I say something to you,

or whatever actions I do,

you're gonna spaz off at me.

- You know me as a spaz. I spaz.

Like, this is not a new personality.

Like, I've always spazed. - No, like--

Okay, you can say that you spaz,

but you're hurting me.

- Our presence annoys each other.

So it just-- - I know.

- That's what I'm saying. So [bleep].

Exactly, so it like doesn't matter.

Like, it's not even just me. It's not just you.

- We still can't really communicate,

and we still can't really talk because we try

to avoid each other. - When people break up

they shouldn't really, like, be friends.

- I'ma be honest, like,

sometimes I feel like I don't even know you anymore.

- I don't think I changed that much.

["Boxer/Clover" by The Donnies The Amys playing]

- ♪ Look at the way all of the shore ♪

- [sighs] [bleep], man.

- ♪ Takes in the waves

♪ Keep comin' back for more ♪

After these two months,

I don't know what you're gonna do,

you don't know what I'm gonna do,

but I know me an you gonna definitely go our separate ways.

- Yeah.

- ♪ You will let go of me too

- What do you guys want to do tonight?

- I was trying to, like--

- Yeah, I'm going out tonight just on--

- Oh, definitely. - Yeah.

Because after yesterday-- - I feel so much better.

- Yeah, I feel better too. - Me too, bro.

I was crying and [bleep]. - I know, I seen you, bro.

- It was real, though.

- I have the biggest headache. - I think everybody got into

a argument last night, bro.

- Why--how did it pop off in the first place?

- She said this morning that you said that

I, like-- I'm trying to [bleep] her.

And I'm like, I told her-- - We can be real, you are.

But at the end of the day, you shouldn't have said that.

- I shouldn't have said that. - You shouldn't have said that.

- But I haven't, but, but--

- I was just generalizing.

Like, "Yo, when my boy gives you that [bleep]."

- This does show reasons why I don't like Mike.

I haven't talk to him in eight months.

I'm still kind of pissed off about the money situation,

but we haven't spoken about it yet.

And now he's being so blatantly disrespectful.

♪♪

[upbeat music]

- Katrina and Anna--

- They're gonna go to The Unicorn.

- So who's gonna go to The Shelter, definitely?

- I'm definitely going to The Shelter.

- Who else? - She is. I am.

- The guys are going to Shelter? - Yeah, yeah.

- You guys going like that? - It's four.

- I like Anna a lot and I want to get to know

Katrina, so I'm not gonna go out with the guys.

- This is what I'm wearing.

♪♪

- ...for when they come home, okay?

- Yeah. - Is that for real?

- It was supposed to be, like, a guys' night, girls' night.

- Is that for real? - Yeah, yeah.

- Rome's not coming with us? - No, no.

- You're together. Being so lame.

- And if I am, I'm gonna flaunt it.

- I keep saying, I'm like, "You know what,

everyone's gonna stare because we have cameras."

- Hold on, you guys don't have a table, right?

- Are you trying to make us jealous right now?

- How many grandmas are you dancing with, I'm sorry.

- I'm gonna be dancing with video vixens!

Don't be [bleep] with me! [laughs]

- Straight bougie. - You have to walk.

- We have a boys' night out.

We even got Theo to come with us.

I really feel like we're gonna bond.

Everything's going good.

- You see what they have on their [bleep] feet?

They're not gonna be able to sit down.

- What? These are comfortable.

- Y'all not gonna be able to sit down.

- You can't even walk down the [bleep] steps.

Watch, she's gonna trip.

- Want to see me run? - Let me see you run, boo.

- Show me your ankle support. - Whoo!

- Show me your ankle support, yeah.

Oh, okay. Oh, she running for me. Okay.

- Her ankle support on ten. Her ankle support on ten.

Her ankle support on ten. Okay. Y'all turning?

Move yourself. - Ooh.

[all talking at once].

- Ankle alert, ankle alert! She needs help. She can't stand.

- Wait, I got it, I got it. - Oh, my God.

- Tell me that was not good. - Hey, guys, enjoy--

- Tell me that wasn't good!

- Let it go. - Yes, we are.

- Don't do anything I wouldn't do.

["Body Movin'" by Tommy Trash playing]

- ♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪♪

♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪♪

- I think this will be great to see how everyone

is just with the girls, and if we all get along.

♪♪

- ♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪♪

- I don't want to talk to Jordan right now.

Like, there's more going on between me and her

that I don't really know where to start

so I'm just dancing and having fun.

♪♪

- ♪ You love the way I fight it ♪

♪♪

♪ I love the way you give it

♪♪

♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪ Movin' movin' movin' ♪

♪♪

- Hit the ground, hit the ground.

♪♪

- ♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪♪

♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

- Hey, can I get a vodka cran?

- He's here for us, too, but your a*s in a attitude.

[indistinct shouts]

♪ Your as gonna be mad

♪ Even though your a*s bad

♪ Movin' ♪



- I think I've expressed my interest in Jordan

to her a couple times, but it just doesn't

really go anywhere.

So I'm just-- I'm having a good time.

♪♪

- ♪ You keep my body movin' ♪

♪♪

- I just want one girl that dances.

One girl that dances.

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- Okay. Here, look.

- Katrina's just giving me a vibe that isn't good.

She's, like, being standoffish, a little snobby.

- Do you wish you would have just gone out with the boys?

- Yes, I wish I would have went out with the guys, yes.

I feel like I'm a [bleep] third wheel.

[upbeat music]

- Hey, yo, I know bro.

- No.

- Nah. No. - Right now.

- Nope. Uh-uh. - That thing's gonna be--

- I ain't getting involved. I ain't getting involved.

- Go get Mike. Go get Mike. - Not getting involved.

- Look, bro, he's drunk. - Not getting involved.

- Get him off that girl now. - You go get him.

- Mike likes dancing with everybody, so he danced

with some girl Kass didn't approve of

and, you know, Kass, it's none of your business.

He's having fun so leave him alone.

Leave him be. He's doing his thing.

- My man.

Mike, you're never gonna hear the end of this.

I don't give a [bleep] what you say.

And you can't make up for that [bleep].

- Damn, listen, yo--

- Robbie tells me basically

there's a situation happening with Kassius.

- Man, hey, hey. - Just you. Just you.

- This man, all he likes to do is talk [bleep]

and I'm not for all that talking.

- [indistinct shouting] - Hey, you didn't do much.

- But you had to use your big head.

- That's your fun. - Theo.

- I'm just gonna walk away right now

because it could go one way or the other.

all: Boy's night drools. Girl's night rules.

Boys' night drools. Girls' night rules.

Boys' night drools. - Hey.

- Yes. both: Girls' night rules. Hey.

- People always say girls are catty and petty,

but, please, we're like model students here.

[overlapping chatter]

- I want to ask a brother for one second.

For one second, bro. - Kass, Kass.

I know we don't like each other. Look at me, bro.

- Yo, I don't need you sitting on the floor.

Why don't you sit right here?

Yo, Mike, Mike, sit on the seat.

Theo, be cool. Mike, be cool.

- I'm not even gonna say anything.

Whatever, man.

- Theo, are you good, bro?

- Theo's not talking to nobody right now.

- He talking to me, though. That's my brother.

I don't give a [bleep] if we hate each other.

- I know that's your brother-- - He gon talk to me.

- Theo is--yo I said-- - Theo, tell them

you gonna talk to me regardless, bro.

If we hate each other we gonna talk to each other, bro.

Are you good? Just let me know if you good.

Okay, fine, that's whatever. I'm done.

I'm not trying to get Theo back to the point

where we're not talking.

Just trying to keep everything nice and smooth.

- I'm not talking about [bleep] when I get to the crib.

Straight like that.

[dramatic music]

- You're stupid as hell.

I'm not gonna say anything anymore.

I don't give a [bleep]. My opinion doesn't even count.

- If I'm sitting here telling you I'm not talking about it,

then shut the [bleep] up!

- No, that's my [bleep] cousin. - I get it.

Don't talk, don't talk. - I known him before any y'all.

- Whatever. - Gonna talk [bleep] tomorrow.

- [bleep] it. I'm just not trying to talk

to nobody, and I reserve the right

to not have to speak to someone if I don't want to.

- So if you want to throw hands, we can throw hands,

but I'm not gonna--

- Nobody's [bleep] throwing no [bleep] hands.

- When we were younger, we were just gonna throw hands,

get over it, and then we'd be right back cool

with each other all over again.

That's when we were younger, but we grown as hell now.

Ain't no going back from throwing hands.

- All right, bro. - You guys ought to talk

like we're true [bleep] adults. - All right, bro.

- Why? - In Chicago,

everything closes at : or :

so we don't even go out until :.

- Okay, like :, okay? - We'd leave my apartment--

In New York it's like, "Oh, it's :?

Okay, I guess it's time to-- I guess thinking about

getting ready to go out." - Okay, you know.

- Now he gon be hostile towards me!

- Guys, guys, guys, pretend to be sleeping.

They're here. They're here. they're here.

[bleep]. Sleep, sleep, sleep.

- Get the camera off me, please.

- What the [bleep]-- - Don't [bleep] talk to me.

- Kass, what's wrong? - What just happened?

- Oh, no! - Oh-oh.

- You can just feel the tension

as soon as they walk through the door.

- What is going on with them? - Something happened tonight.

I feel where Theo's coming from,

but, like, there's something that needs to be--

something that needs to be talked about in the morning.

- T, T, T, T, T. - Theo, what happened?

- T, stop. T, stop, please. - Talk to me, please.

What happened? - T, stop, please.

- Theo, talk to me, please.

It kind of hurts when he, like, turns me away

when I'm just trying to be there for him.

This isn't like him.

- So girl's night was good. Boy's night was not good.

- You okay? - You're breaking my heart.

- Look, why don't we all talk about it tomorrow...

and we all go to bed. Do you want to go to bed?

- No. Hell no, I'm up. - Tomorrow's a new day.

Nothing's gonna get solved tonight, okay?

[dramatic music]

- I don't want you to feel like you don't have anyone.

I'm so sorry for crying right now.

- That's fine, I'm crying too. - Don't cry.

I can relate to Kassius because he has a temper.

He gets emotional very easily.

That's how I am just with anxiety.

I agreed to this because I thought that

I was gonna be doing things, that I was gonna conquer

my own fears and love myself.

- But guess what?

The issues we have with the people

that we came here for... - Mm-hmm.

- It's conquering our fears.

- You don't know how long it took for me to even get that kid

to talk to me and now it's like,

there's no way to fix this [bleep].

But I don't want to give up on bro.

Like, I don't want to give up on none of that [bleep].

Like, I just want him to see the bigger picture, you feel me?

- Yeah. Have you told him this?

- No, but I feel like he should know it already.

With him, it's like--

- You can't assume that.

You need to tell him how you feel.

- Theo is one of my best childhood friends

and I miss having Theo in my life.

I got your back regardless, you feel me?

You hear me?

Even though we haven't been

talking for about two years,

that doesn't erase the years before that.

I want you to understand what I mean, do you hear me?

- I don't give no [bleep] about this [bleep].

Boy, you're my blood and you my cousin.

Do you hear me and I will leave your face.

Do you hear me? Just answer my question.

- All right.

- I've been through so many different situations

because of this man.

When are you just gonna accept what you did?

I have a right to hold a grudge against this man.

And I'm the one who should be mad all the time.

Not him.

♪♪

- I'm going to hang out with Mike

and we can discuss what the [bleep]

is going on between us.

Being as good of friends as we were,

Mike definitely owes me an apology.

Let's start off by saying...

the $, thing...

like, obviously you didn't pay it back.

Cool.

- Very true. - You said you'd pay it back.

- I did feel [bleep], like, really, really bad.

You know, like, you were, like, my best friend

like, from--for like years before that.

- You was ignoring me,dude.

It doesn't matter about the money for me, bro.

it's more about, like, you just like--

- I honestly [bleep] up.

- Like, you weren't a good friend at all.

- I know. - You know that?

- No, I was a terrible friend, I was a terrible friend.

Like... - Just, you know,

as long as you know that. How I felt.

- Like, okay, backtrack a little bit though?

Not being defensive, but, like,

I honestly was a [bleep] dope friend.

I suck at saying I'm sorry.

Even when I know I seriously [bleep] up,

I'm trying to work on it, but it's tough.

I do have every intention of paying you back.

- It's [bleep] up what you did,

and you know, you owned up to it.

It was cool. That's all I wanted bro

was honestly, like, it's a confession

that you weren't a good person. - Yeah.

- So, yeah, dude, all right. - We're good.

Let's go get this. - We're good, man.

- All these fights and this stuff that's gone on,

I'm really trying to take it to heart

and, like, step back and kind of reflect.

"Do I really do that? Is that what I do?"

Like, I want to come out of this a better person.

- ♪ I wonder what's between those eyes ♪

- Do you want to talk? - Yeah.

- Okay, so, listen,

I'm, like, obviously protective of my sister.

Like, I don't know, I just--

That whole situation with Mike went down

and then me hearing that Mike's saying

that you're saying those things?

Like, Mike said some nasty [bleep].

- Yeah, I bet. I know.

- It, like, literally grossed me out.

- Yeah, and I don't blame you for that.

- Yeah. Mike's a manipulator,

and it makes me think you are.

That's the way it is.

- I feel Katrina doesn't accept

what's going on between me and Anna.

I'm a good guy. - That's my sister

and when it comes to family, and family's thrown into this

and, like, I'm sitting there defending her

over a guy that I met-- she met, like a night ago.

What do you think that makes me feel like?

- [bleep]. - It makes me question you.

- Of course. - And what you're saying.

- Yeah. - And I really hope, like,

you have the best intentions.

- Yeah, I do. - You know?

- Yeah, yeah, of course. - Like, you don't just sit there

and act like you're gonna get laid by her, or something.

- I know, and I agree. - Like, if you like her, good.

Treat her good. That's all I'm asking.

- Yeah, but don't judge me off Mike.

- Just play it smart, and be good.

- Got it. - And don't be a p*ssy.

- I mean, like, I don't know what you mean when you say,

like, "Don't be a p*ssy."

I just want to, like, clear that up.

- I was, like, joking. - Oh, all right.

I'm okay with that.

- Peter's just such a p*ssy.

He really craves a lot of attention.

He's, like, a needy person.

That's all things my sister does not like.

I don't know you, but, like, who knows.

You never know what's gonna happen.

- Yeah.

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- Do you want to share it with me?

- Yeah, please.

How do you want to do this? - I don't know.

I want to sit, like, on you, though.

- Hold on. Wait. You want to sit what?

- Like, on you. - On me?

- I miss you. I like being with you.

So...

I told you that Katrina was going to do this.

Like, my entire life...

she's always, like, ooh, somebody gets close to me,

you know, she gets jealous.

I feel like that's, like, probably our biggest issue

to confront because we can't just, like,

run away from each other.

- I don't want to get in between, like,

you and your sister. - What are we gonna do.

Like, I'm never gonna have anybody in my entire life

because of Katrina?

I feel like you just need to really get to know her

so she-- - I was trying.

- I know. I know. - I tried yesterday hard.

- But, like, you guys need to be, like, best friends,

like, in order for it to be, like okay.

- All right. Yeah, I mean...

I like your sister a lot. - No, I know.

- You know? - I know.

- I feel like this is the real deal.

I do want to be with her and she wants to be with me.

I'll do anything to make this work.

- You're so cool. - [chuckles] So are you.

[gentle music]

♪♪

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- Yo, Theo.

Theo got thrown into a situation with his cousin

where he's got bad blood with. He's definitely more quiet.

He's definitely more reserved.

So I hope to be there for him, and I hope to break him out

of whatever funk he's in.

♪♪

- Quarterback. - Quarterback?

Whatever happened, happened.

- Bro, all of my teammates right now are on teams.

- That's % a tough pill to swallow,

but, yo...

- Bro...

That Kass [bleep] is literally %.

- I'm not saying I know your life,

but you can't dwell on the past

'cause if you dwell on the past,

it's gonna k*ll your future.

- I haven't been happy for, like, the past four years.

I've been through so much,

and I know that I just got to let go

of the old [bleep] just to try and make it better.

♪♪

But it's so hard.

I'm a person I like to say,

"By this time I'm gonna be this."

I can't tell you that right now.

- I know you're a good person.

I know you're a strong person.

But you're gonna let something like this get you down?

- %! All day every day, brother.

Yo, we're gonna make the best out of every situation

that comes our way and we're gonna push ourselves forward.

You fall, you hit the ground.Get up.

Brush the dirt off, piss in the dirt,

and step forward. Keep going.

- I have Kass,

the person that I love that's my blood.

I know we gon argue, we gon have out disagreements,

but at the end of the day, we just gonna have to coexist.

I just don't know how.

I'm not really sure.

["Surface" by Shallou playing]

- ♪ On the surface

♪Of the darkness ♪

♪♪