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Four teenagers throw a private party at a church after hours. But while the party is in motion, two men come to rob the church—a teenage faith-based coming-of-age Christmas movie. Stars: Michael Girgenti, Zachary "ZM" Santana, Seon Shoopman, Owen Osborne, William David Billions Written, Directed by Zachary Santana, Jafia Menay Subscribe to Stash - Action! - http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8iFSoibmA109pMtDl7esoQ Prepare for heart-pounding excitement and epic journeys in the world of action and adventure. From daring heroes to epic quests, embark on adrenaline-fueled escapades that will keep you on the edge of your seat, only on Stash - Action. Original programming available solely on Stash - Action. Watch hundreds of your favorite action movies, including high-octane, adrenaline-pumping action, adventure, crime, Actions, and more. Enjoy unlimited streaming with no credit cards, no subscription, and half the ads of regular TV. Stash - Action is building the world’s largest catalog of action movies & TV series. ** All of the films on this channel are under legal license from various copyright holders and distributors through Filmhub. For copyright concerns or takedown requests, please contact your Filmhub Account Manager or visit https://filmhub.com and they will help you resolve your issue. ** If you are a filmmaker and want to include your film on this channel, visit https://filmhub.com. ** Check out the IMDb page for more info on this film, https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27492550/ #fullfreemovies #StashAction #freeyoutubemovies #holliday #comedy #actionadventure

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(electricity buzzing) (loud booming) (calm hip-hop music) (hip-hop music continues) (hip-hop music continues) (hip-hop music continues) (hip-hop music continues) (dramatic music) (man breathing heavily) (footsteps approaching) (heavy breathing) (intense music) (door thudding) - Man, let's see how much we got. - Yeah, cool. Oh, man. Let's go. (door creaking) (man sighing) (door thudding) - Roberto? Roberto, you home? - Yeah! - What are we gonna do? - All right, your mom's gonna drop some stuff of
f at the church. So you and your brother gotta figure something out for dinner. I'm gonna lay down. I had a long day. - All right, we will! - All right. - Man. We should hide the money until your parents leave and then count it once everybody's gone. - Hold up, I got an idea. Follow me. - Yo fool. Ain't your brother gonna notice his bears fatter than usual? - Bro, my brother's 16 now genius. I know he's lame, but if he's still sleeping with this teddy, we gotta get him checked out. - Yeah. - The
se are clearly Christmas gifts. I think he got 'em for his girlfriend or something. - Yeah. - So he's gonna go get something to eat... - Uh-huh. - and we're gonna come back and count it up. - Yeah, yeah. - And what do are creeps do in my room? - Uh, we were just doing a science experiment. I always wondered what it was like to be a loser. - Yeah, it was scary man. I don't recommend it. - Yeah, get out of my room. All right? - Relax bro. We were just leaving. - Yeah, Peppermint. - Better not have
touched my laptop. - For us who have taken something, you'd have to own something of actual value, candy cane. - Whatever, man. When you get out here, just remember to shut the door when you leave. Why you standing there? Move your behind. - Oh, dad said we're on our own tonight for dinner, so figure it out. (burping and laughing) - Whatever man! - [Axel] Man. - Close the door! - Shut up. (knocking at door) - Come in. - Hi sweetie. I was wondering if you had those toys that you were donating to
the church for the toy drive? - Yeah, those are over there in my room somewhere, in a bag. - In your closet? - Yeah. - This green bag right here? - Yeah. - Hey, I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to cook tonight. - It's all right, Mom. I'll figure it out. - Well, if you come with me to the church, maybe we can stop by Chick-fil-A. - Is that a question, like? - Well, you know, I can always go by myself. It's okay. - No, no. I'm totally fine with that. (mom chuckling) - Papi's asleep on the couch. (
door creaking and shutting) - Come on, my mom and Joey just left, to go count the money. It's gone! - What? - The bag is gone! - What are we gonna do now? - I don't know, let's go take my dad's work truck. Go! (suspenseful music) (dad snoring) (phone buzzing) - Hello? - [Friend] Hey Pastor Williams. How are you? - I'm holding up. How are you? - [Friend] I'm good, thanks. I just wanted to check up on you and make sure all was well. - Well, I appreciate that. You know, it was just the first holida
y without him, so, I mean, things have been kind of rough. - [Friend] I can imagine. If there's anything I can do, let me know. - Not much unless you got a phone number to heaven. (chuckling) - [Friend] Well, well I reckon that's what prayer is for, right? A direct line to our father in heaven. - Yeah, you're right. I guess just with me losing my father and everything going on at home, I haven't been focusing on prayer as much as I should be, so. - [Friend] Yeah, I get it. But these are the time
s where you're supposed to lean on Him the most. You know, as the scripture says, "His strength is made perfect in our weakness." - You're absolutely right. I guess I've just been distracted, you know, with this toy drive and this church service. But that's no excuse. - [Friend] I don't mean to pry, but your dad didn't leave you an inheritance, did he? Like a house or a car? At least something you can remember him by? (Pastor Williams sighing) - My dad left me a lot of good memories. I wouldn't
trade that for all the money in the world. A fancy car or a house ain't gonna remind me of that. - [Friend] I'm sorry, I, I don't know why I said that. - No, you're fine. I knew exactly what you meant by it. But I'm about to go ahead and get ready to leave. So if I don't see you before service, Merry Christmas. Okay? - [Friend] Merry Christmas. (upbeat music) - Malik, it's getting late. I'm tired. - Okay, we can go ahead and leave it now, baby. Okay? (sighing) Really? - Great, yet another projec
t for you to focus on. I'm going home. I'll see you when you get there. - I'm right behind you. I gotta call the plumber or see if Earl could take care of this leak, all right? - Mm-hm. - Earl! (sighing) ♪ Oh holy night ♪ ♪ The stars are brightly shining ♪ ♪ It is the night ♪ ♪ Of our dear Savior's birth ♪ ♪ Long lay the world ♪ ♪ In sin and error pining ♪ ♪ Till He appears and his soul felt its worth ♪ ♪ A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices ♪ ♪ For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn ♪ ♪
Fall on your knees ♪ ♪ Oh, hear the angel's voices ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night when Christ was born ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ - Beautiful. Y'all better sing. I'm for real. I'm proud of y'all. You know this Christmas party is about to be litty city. - Uh-uh. - Uh-uh, what? - No, Miss Janae. Nobody says that anymore. - Yes, it's giving cringe. - Oh, uh-uh. See, y'all are not about to have me out here being an un-hip teacher. So come on, school me. - Okay, I
got this y'all. So, like, what we just did just now... - Mm-hm. - we just ate. - Yes, and left no crumbs. - Period. - Okay, I got y'all. Well, we trying to eat so everybody sounded great. Let's get up outta here, so we all will be on time for service tomorrow. Let me get those papers. Thank you. See tomorrow. See you tomorrow. See you. Thank you. Thank you sir. Antwon, thank you. - Hey, Miss Janae, I think I left something in the, in the youth sanctuary. You mind if I go in and look for it? - Th
at's fine. But listen, please be careful. Everything looks great. I don't want any of those decorations getting messed up. - Okay, we will. - Lemme get that. - Let's go. (playful music) (phone alert chiming) - Yo, I'm so hype. Carmen just texted me. She said she was on her way to pick us up. - Yo, man, chill out. You're acting all hype. We gotta make sure the coast is clear and Miss Janae isn't watching us. - Your busted. - Yo, Tianna, what are you doing? Trying to gimme a heart attack? - Boy, s
hut up. We weren't even out loud. - That ain't why he jumped. He thought she was a possum until you started talking. - Shut up. - What are y'all doing anyway? - Oh, nothing. I just, uh, I just forgot my jacket in the, in the youth sanctuary, that's all. - Nuh-uh, sneaky. You better fess up right now. - Didn't he just say he forgot something, Snoopy? - Antwon, you got one more time to play with me. - All right. All right, look. If we tell y'all, y'all can't say nothing to nobody, all right? - Bro
, what you doing? - Antwon, if you don't shut up. - All right, look, look. We're having to party here tonight. - In the sanctuary? No. - Yes. I wanna come. - I told you enough to say nothing. You got chihuahua and be here all excited. - Will you stop? They're not gonna say anything bro. - Yeah, we won't. Oh, except to Angela. See that's our girl, so we gotta invite her. - Yeah. Yeah. But we won't say nothing else. - See? - Stop. - Brian, this isn't a good idea. I mean, what if we get caught? - W
e're not gonna get caught. We'll have everything cleaned up and back to normal before the Christmas party. - Yeah, but Brian, this is the sanctuary. And I know you ain't about to have no (mumbling) otherwise you wouldn't be hiding it. - See, this is exactly why I wasn't going to tell you. It's not gonna be bad. Nobody's gonna be drinking or anything. We just wanna have some unsupervised fun. And why are you so worried about it? I mean it's not like you're coming anyway, so just forget I told you
anything. - No, I do need to worry about it because what if we get in trouble, okay? It can affect the whole choir and we can lose Miss Janae's trust. And who said I wasn't coming? (Brian laughing) - Girl, watch out. I gotta get back before Miss Janae starts looking for me. (disappointing music) (upbeat music) - Pastor Williams? Thought you would've been left. - I should've have been out here about an hour ago, but I seen that I had a leak and a ceiling in my office. - No, what happened? - I'm
not for sure yet. Probably a crack in the pipe, it's cool. I called a plumber to see if they can come fix it. But being how it's the holidays, it's probably gonna be a minute. So I'm just going to shut the water valve off. - Okay. Well what about tomorrows youth Christmas party? With all that pizza we ordered, them toilets better be open. - I didn't say I was gonna shut the main valve off, all right? So the kids will still be good to use the restroom near the sanctuary. - Cool. - But make sure y
ou keep it on that side until we figure out the root cause of the issue. - Yeah, I can get here a little early tomorrow and just put some signs up. - Okay. All right, great. I appreciate that. How you feeling? - I think I'm losing my voice, Pastor. - You gotta drink some hot tea or something. Hey Julia, how you doing? - Hi Pastor Williams, how are you? - I am doing great. God bless. I just left a voicemail for your husband. We have a leak here in my office. I was hoping he can get to it before s
ervice tomorrow? - Oh poor guy. He's had such a busy week. Last I saw him, he was passed out on the couch. But I'll be sure to let him know as soon as I get home. - Okay, well thank you. I see you got little Joey here with you. - Hey Pastor. - Mm-hm. I haven't seen you at service with your parents lately. It's nice to see you. - I just wanted to stop by real quick to drop off these toys. I hope I'm not too late. - Of course not. You can sit the bag down. I will add it in with the other toys in t
he bin. Okay? - Oh, I can take care of that for you, Pastor. - You sure? - Yeah, I got it. - All right, well thank you. Well I think I had enough fun for the night. I'm gonna get home to the wife before I get in more trouble. - You know, you better hurry up 'cause Pastor Sheryl don't play. I'll just go ahead and lock up there too for you. - Thank you so much. All right. Wait, have you seen Earl? I mean, I had a little Christmas bonus I wanted to give to him for helping out around the church. Las
t I seen him, he was cleaning up the spill in my office and then he disappeared. - Yeah, hm-mm, I haven't seen him. If I bump into him, I'll let him know you were looking for him. - Okay. Thank you very much. Julia, if I don't see you before service, Merry Christmas. Okay? - Merry Christmas to you too, Pastor. - I hope to see you soon, Joey. - Well, we're gonna get going too. I have to feed this hungry teenager. - Girl, who you telling? I ain't even had this baby yet and he already eating like a
grown man. (both chuckling) I'm so hungry I almost snuck some of those communion wafers. (Julia laughing) - Oh, you're too funny Miss Janae. - Yeah, I mean the kids are always laughing at me so I guess it's true. (both chuckling) But I won't hold you guys. I'm actually about to head outta here myself as soon as these kids come on. You know what Joey? You should go say hi to Brian and Antwon. I'm sure they would love to see you. - Sweetie, you wanna go say hi to your friends? - Mom, I told you t
hey're not my friends anymore. - Hmm. - It's all right. They slow anyway. But you're more than welcome to come to our youth Christmas party tomorrow if you want. - Thank you for everything. - Yeah, of course. - I'll see you tomorrow. - All right, you guys take care. (playful music) - So what time is the party? - I told people to get here by six. - Dang, it's already 4:30. How are we supposed to get home, get ready, sneak out and be back here by six? - Facts. - Well we preplanned and brought a ch
ange of clothes with us. - Mm-hm. - Well y'all could have told us ahead of time. - Why? You're only gonna change into true form after the full moon anyways. - All right, that's it. (Antwon screaming) - Animal attack! Animal attack! No, no! - If y'all don't stop horse playing around and come on. - Sorry Miss Janae. We're coming right now. - See, even Miss Janae called you a horse. - I was out in the lobby waiting for y'all this whole time. What are y'all even doing? - Um, we were just helping Bri
an find his, um. - My jacket. - Yeah, well speaking of it, where is it? - Oh, I got hot, right? So I took it off and you know what? You know what? I think it's easier if I just come back for it tomorrow. - Mm-hm. Listen, don't let your good be evil spoken of. This is still the Lord's house. Now, come on. Hurry up and get outta here so I can lock up. Taking all day. Wait Tianna, come here. Listen, I know we finished up early, but I really need you to practice your solo a few times at home tonight
. It's a really big part of the song. - I know. I got you Miss Janae. - All right, I'm counting on you now, girl. Well, get outta there. Hurry up. (playful music) (Mr. Earl farting) - Who was that? Told Pastor Williams we gotta do something about them rats. (sniffing) And what on God's earth is that smell? I sure hope one of them little punks ain't leave no surprises for me in the toilet. I know I should've put some signs up. - You boys okay? - Yes ma'am. - All right. Who's that over there stand
ing next to that car? - Oh, that's my cousin Carmen. She's here for the holidays. - I didn't realize you were Hispanic, Antwon. - Si senorita. On my uncle's nephew's mama's sister's side. - Y'all just be safe, all right? - Yes ma'am. - Yes ma'am. - Get home. - Hey Carmen. - Gosh, thought you guys weren't coming anymore. - Dang, fool why you gotta play so much? - What you mean? - "Si senorita. On my mama's nephew's sister's side." - Okay and? - You dummy. That's just your sister-in-law's sister.
- Wait, what? Wouldn't that be like his cousin's aunt? - Oh yeah. You right, you right. Hey, chill. Chill. I ain't gonna be everyone's punching bag tonight. - Shut up, bro. Carmen, drive around the back and then circle around. Gotta make sure Miss Janae is gone before we go back in church. - Look, I'm not an Uber and I'm only here for the party and to have a good time. That's all. - There's not gonna be a party if Miss Janae sticks around, now is there? - Whatever. - That's what I thought. (play
ful music) - Man. Where did everybody go? I thought he said there's gonna be a toy drive here. - Man, that's what I overheard my mom say to my little brother. She must've been dropping him off for tomorrows service. - Oh, we need to call your brother and find out. - Yeah, you're right. - Yeah. - Good idea. - Thanks man. Yeah. (phone ringing) - [Joey] Hello? - Yo, Taki breath, where did mom take that bag of toys you had in your room? - [Joey] Yeah, I knew you were trying to take something from my
room. - Joey, listen, I need to know where those toys are. - What's going on? What's going on? - [Joey] Mom just dropped 'em off of the church. Why do you need to know? Aren't you like 30? - How supposed to rob our own money back from the church and we can't even get in, bro? - Man, go pick a berry or something. - But there's so many of them. Which one do you want? You want a strawberry or blueberry? - Shut up, Axel! Look Joey, all I know is I need to get that bag before church opens tomorrow o
r else. - [Joey] Well, I mean, I saw a post online from Brian and Antwon. They're planning a party at the church tonight. I mean, I was planning on crashing it anyway. - Oh yeah? That's good. It's real good. - Cool, cool. - Just make sure your little fuzzy friends don't get in our way. - [Joey] Yeah, they're not my friends, hence the reason you're crashing the party. I think mom dropped you way too many times, something's not going right in there. - Like the same way I'm gonna drop this call? -
Man, dropping the call? But, are you all right, man? Are we still on or what? - Just follow my lead, dopey. Look, this is what we're gonna do. - Yeah. - We're gonna get something to eat, we're gonna lay low and then we're just gonna wait for my brother to call with the green light. - Oh yeah. Cool, cool. (laughing) But can we get some enchiladas first? I've been craving to enchiladas ever since your mom made them that one time. They're just so good man. (licking fingers) Man, I had about 10 of t
hem last time. What about them birria tacos. Them things be looking real good on TikTok. I never had 'em before. You had 'em before? Blaze, where you going? (upbeat hip-hop music) (phone ringing) - Hey girl, you ready? I just snuck out and took my mom's car. - [Tianna] Child, you took your mama's car? Hope you know you're gonna be taking your mama's beating too. - Girl, shut up. I'm on my way. - [Tianna] All right, I'll be outside. - Okay. (upbeat hip-hop music) - Hey, you look good. - As do you
. - [Both] Period. - Okay, come on girl. Let's go before my mom realize I'm gone. - Okay. - [Younger sister] Ow! - Girl, did you hear that? - Girl, hear what? Come on, let's go. - All right, all right. Okay. - Be able to, like, listen to it. - Yo, bro. I thought the DJ was supposed to be here by now. - About that. So, DJ Dynamics canceled on me last minute. But look, I hit up this kid I know and he DJ's Bar Mitzvahs and agreed to do it for free. So, he should be here any minute now. - Bar Mitzva
hs? Isn't that like (indistinct) music or whatever? How are we gonna turn up to that? - Look, I know what y'all thinking, but it ain't like that at all. Look, he ain't even Jewish. Those are just the only parties he gets invited to. But homie knows his music for real. - Mm-hm. (knocking at door) - That might be him now. Hey Ox, great to see you. (upbeat hip-hop music) - Ox, my man. Just in time, bro. Just waiting on the DJ now. - Look, be on the lookout for any adults and make sure no one has an
y weapons, drugs, alcohol or nothing. Cool? - All right. All right. Carmen, I need you to run out to the car, grab the punch bowl and the plates. - Sure. (phone alert chiming) - Yo, that's my man Kyle. He must be here with the DJ equipment. I'm gonna go help him grab his stuff and get set up. - All right. Hey look man, I want everything to be perfect, all right? So make sure not to let anybody in and so 8:00 PM. Oh wait, uh, unless it's Marleah, she's cool. Here. (playful music) Nope. Oh, not th
at one. See, super cute, right? - What are y'all talking about? - No, nothing. - Or should I say who? - Nobody. Go set the stuff up on the table. - In a minute I'm gonna send a Cash App request, 'cause this, like, the third time you're barking orders at me. - Alright, look Carmen. I'm sorry. Maybe, just maybe, I'm a little overwhelmed. - You think? - Dang Ox, not you co-signing too. Look, I just want everything to be perfect. All right? - Why? So you can impress that girl? - What girl? - That gi
rl. (upbeat music) - Hey y'all. - Wow, uh. (clearing throat) I mean, hey Marleah, you look so. - So fine, cute, on point? Boy, whatever. She know. - Man, I was just gonna say beautiful. - Aw, thanks Bri. - All right. All right. Enough with all that lovey-dovey mess. It's Christmas, not Valentine's Day. And where the snacks at? - Tianna. - Girl, you the one who rushed me to get ready and out of the house, ain't my fault I'm hungry. - That is true. We didn't eat yet. - I'm saying. - We're not lett
ing anybody eat yet. Wait until people arrive. - Hey, you might wanna let her eat now. You know you can't feed gremlins after midnight. (Brian chuckling) - So you really wanna be a comedian tonight? Let me guess which one. Let's see, uh, Kevin fart? Hold on, hold on. Maybe a Davia Smell. Hold up, wait, Sick Cannon. - Kevin Fart, that is rich. More like Fattom Sandler. (chuckling) - And I see y'all brought a little minion with y'all. - Kstyle, at your service. I got the beats to move your feets,
and the hits moved your hips. - Kstyle? - Yeah, yeah. It's Kyle, the S-T before the "yle". - I think it's pretty cool. - Wait, that's the DJ? - Oh Lord, we ought to be up in here cupid shuffling and cha-chaing real smooth. - All right, all right. Real funny everybody. Now, Kyle over here. - Kstyle. - I'm not calling you that. - Fair enough. - As I was saying, Kyle over here was kind enough to DJ this party for free and at the last minute. So, you know, show 'em some love, treat 'em with some res
pect and let's get ready to have a good party, all right? Now, where's your equipment? - I got it right here. Got this, and then I got this as well. - Not the phone with the aux-cord. Fix it Jesus. - Hey Marleah, I'm pretty sure there's like a no pet rule, so if you're gonna have her with you, you gotta keep her quiet. Sorry. - Ooh Marleah, I'ma hurt 'em. - Everybody chill. Everybody chill. Look, my man Kstyle got this. I'ma go help him set up. - I can actually help set up, (sensual music) if yo
u want. - Yeah. That'd be cool. - [Brian] Set up what? (Earl gasping) - Must have slept longer than I thought. (grunting) No sir. (chuckling) Come on, Mr. Earl. You gonna have to go take you a dip in that baptismal pool. Where did I put that soap at? (music playing faintly in distance) Now, what the heck is that? Everybody should have been long gone by now. - Yo, yo, yo. Be easy Notorious K-I-D. Gonna damage all this drip. Bro, it's me. It's White Chocolate. Bro, you know me. Come on. Yeah. Just
gonna play. I'll see you later. (loud hip-hop music playing in distance) - What? I'm on the guest list. You sure I can't come in? Oh man. (playful music) - I thought the youth Christmas party was tomorrow. Oh no, Lord. I done slept in until tomorrow. No, no. That can't be right. (thudding) (hip-hop music playing in distance) Now would you look at this mess? They know good and darn well they ain't got no business being here without Pastor Williams. Hmm-mm-mm-mm. I ought to call 'em right now. No
w hold on a minute, Earl. (chuckling) Your old behind ain't got no business being here neither. You call Pastor Williams, he going to know you've been living in this church. Yeah, you don't want to be in that pickle. Not to mention, boy, you ain't even pay your phone bill. Y'all got lucky tonight. Real lucky. (playful music) (playful music continues) - Hurry up, they're playing my favorite tune. Aw man, not again! (intense hip-hop music) (music continues) - Hey people, how you guys doing tonight
? (all shouting) I said, how are you guys doing tonight? (all shouting louder) - That's more like it. I go by the name of KStyle and I'm gonna be your master of ceremonies if you will. So, if you have any requests, speak now or forever hold your peace. - No. - All right. Enjoy yourselves, let's have a happy holla-day. - Oh, bro. - Why he gotta do that. - Its all right. - You know, you're pretty funny. - Think so? I usually get real nervous around people. I always assume they're gonna think I'm n
ot cool or something, you know? - You shouldn't. I think you're pretty cool. - Hey man, you are doing a great job. But, maybe dial it back a bit on the hosting, all right? That's uh, that's more me and Antwon's job in here. But appreciate the playlist though. Music, it's actually pretty good. - Understood. Thank you. - Don't listen to him. You're doing a great job as MC. - Appreciate it. Thank you. - Oh, there you are. - Actually I was looking for you. - Oh really? What for? - Oh, well I was jus
t wondering, you know, if you wanted to, uh, possibly maybe, you know, kind of, yeah. - Yes, Brian, I would love to dance. - Yeah, that's what I was trying to say. (playful music) - This place has no class. I'm never coming to this establishment again! Come on Michael! Michael? Ugh! - All right fellas, it's time to slow it down. Grab yourself a beautiful young lady and let's hit the dance floor. - Why does he keep grabbing that mic? - Did you, maybe want to dance? All right look, I know there's
not much of a dance floor up here, but... - I'd love to. - You know, Brian, this is a lot cooler than I expected. - Oh, you didn't think I could pull it off, did you? - No, I didn't mean it like that. I'm, I'm just saying, like, it's very well thought out. You know, between the snacks, the drinks, the DJ and even the scary guy doing security. Yeah, I'm getting the vibe he don't talk much, does he? - [Brian] Oh, what do you mean? He talks all the time. - Right. - Hey, getting ready for hibernatio
n season, I see? - Getting ready to work my last nerve, I see. Don't start with me tonight Antwon. I'm over here minding my business, enjoying this party. I suggest you go do the same. - Somebody's being extra sensitive. - Whatever Antwon, just leave me alone. - What do you mean? Why are you being like this? You know this is our thing. I mess with you, you mess with me. - Hm-mm. - Seriously though, you do look really pretty tonight. - Oh, you think I look pretty? Just as pretty as your little fr
iend Carmen? - Carmen? Is that what this is about? Girl, that's my cousin. - Your cousin? - Well, she's like a friend of the family. Like, it's basically my cousin. Like, she gives off cousin vibe, you know? - No, no. Boy bye. - T, wait. - All right every one, it's time to turn up. This one is what I like to call TikTok O'clock. So if you got the skills to pay the bills, then hit the dance floor and let show everybody what you got. - Hey, turn it up. - Whoa. (Angela chuckling) - [Marleah] Oh, mm
. Girl. - Come on girl. We got this. - Yeah girl, let's do this. - Yeah, come on. This is easy. (upbeat music) (kids shouting) (kids shouting) (kids shouting) - Don't fall! Don't hurt yourselves now. (upbeat music continuing) - Man, these kids are weirdos bro. Who memorizes dance moves to battle at a party? (upbeat music continues) Hey cut it out! No one playing games, Axel. - That was cool and all, but lets see how White Chocolate to get down. Come on. Yup, yup, yup. (all angrily shouting) Guys
come on, you feel me? Come on. - It's time to get this money bro. - But I thought we were waiting for your brother. (Blaze mimicking Axel) - Man. Finish your food, you barbarian. I'ma call Joey right now. (phone ringing) - (Indistinct) goober! - Are you ever gonna go to this party? Or are you still binge watching Peppa Pig? - Man, I know you dressed like a construction worker 24 7, but have you ever heard of being fashionably late. - Man, I know you ain't talking about fashion, bro. You wear th
e same three shirts and rotation all week. You're probably wearing your Wears Waldo stripes right now. - Does this conversation have a point? - Yeah, pit stain, it does. Me and Axel are going to the church. I'm tired of waiting. - Okay, I'll be there in a few minutes, on my way there now. Just gimme a few minutes to scope out the scene. I'll keep you posted. - You better text me in 30 minutes with the deets or we're going in. - Man, don't ever say deets again. - Loser. - This burger's good, man.
- Chew with your mouth closed, you savage. - My bad. - You sound like a cow. - You want some? Dang! - That was fun, but y'all, I'm tired now. - Tired already? Man, the party just got started. The main event isn't even here yet. - Main event. What main event? - Well, when I found out you were actually coming to the party, you know, I might have pulled a couple strings. - Okay, and? - Everybody makes noise for Zim! (all shouting) - Oh my gosh. No, what, how did you do this? - Let's just say that
him and my brother go way back. You know, I wanted to do something special for you and consider this an early Christmas gift. - I can't believe you did this for me. - Girl, believe it. Come on, we're missing him. - Yo. What's good everybody? (all shouting) - Come on. I said, what's good everybody? (all shouting louder) Y'all ready to get it popping or what? - [Multiple] Yeah! - All right, I need y'all to say this with me, aight? Happy holla-holla-day! - [Multiple] Happy holla-holla-day! - Happy
holla-holla-day! - [Multiple] Happy holla-holla-day! - Dude. That, that's my line. - It's cool. It's just what trend setters do. - DJ, drop that. (slow hip-hop music) Yeah, yeah. Oh, oh. Okay, okay. Let's go. All right. Remember what I said, all right? ♪ It goes happy holidays ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ It's the holidays but they got a lot to say ♪ ♪ Cut that noise you makin' if you hatin' ♪ ♪ Tell not 'em not today ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla
-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ 'Cause it's the holidays ♪ ♪ I'm always finding a way ♪ ♪ To rise above it all ♪ ♪ You might just fall trying ride the waves ♪ ♪ Oh my ♪ ♪ What can I say ♪ ♪ I feel fly in Santa's sleigh ♪ - Damn, man. Are you high? - Nah, I'm, I'm above the roof from below the floor. - Man, stop playing, man. I, you high, aren't you? - Yeah, I can't with you. I can't with you Kenny. (Earl laughing) - Boy's a darn fool. You, you shouldn't have been smoki
ng em tweeds. You went and got yourself in that predicament to begin with. (chuckling) Crazy. Looking like a Gen Z Chico DeBarge. - [T.V.] You aint never steal a car before? (hip-hop music playing in distance) - Well, wait a minute. I know that's not who I think it is. Oh yeah. Y'all done put on Mr. Earl's song, y'all in trouble now. Yeah. ♪ I'm like wait, hold on ♪ ♪ I'm just living ♪ ♪ You mad about it ♪ ♪ That's not giving ♪ (rapping continuing in distance) ♪ Aint got no gimmicks ♪ ♪ So pleas
e don't pretend with me ♪ ♪ Them jokes is sending me ♪ (kids shouting and drowning out rapper) ♪ Top of the industry ♪ ♪ Not gonna stop until God comes and sends for me ♪ (muffled rapping in the distance continues) ♪ I was meant to be ♪ ♪ Just by me walking the path he intends for me ♪ ♪ You can sense the heat rising up with the intensity ♪ ♪ But I'm so cool it perplexes me ♪ ♪ How they can't see that His strength is me ♪ ♪ Because without faith you can't please them ♪ ♪ Rapping bought things an
d I'm always believing ♪ ♪ But through my actions ♪ ♪ They finally see 'em ♪ ♪ They know Jesus is the reason for this season ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Its the holidays but they got a lot to say ♪ ♪ Cut that noise you makin' if you hatin' ♪ ♪ Tell 'em not today ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ 'Cause its the holidays ♪ ♪ I'ma always find a way ♪ ♪ To rise above it all ♪ ♪ Y
ou might just fall trying to ride the wave ♪ - Thank y'all for having me tonight, man. God bless y'all. - Appreciate you, bro. - I appreciate what you do so much, man. - Come on, man. You know I got you little homie. Anything for my peoples. - Hey look, if you're not too busy, maybe you can stop by the service tomorrow. - Dog, busy is an understatement, man. I would love to, but I gotta catch this flight to LA tonight. - Oh man. - But look man, enjoy yourself. Have fun with your homies. Enjoy th
e party. I'm seen you with you with your little shorty. (both chuckling) For real though. Y'all be safe, man. Enjoy that service tomorrow. I get up with you and your brother when I get back. - All right. - All right? - You know how we roll. - Take it easy, all right? - Take it easy. - Come on now, I know you guys aren't getting tired already. Say it with me now, Happy holla-holla-day! Well, it was worth a shot. - Don't sweat it. You're killing it. - Hey T, I just wanted to say... - Come on Antwo
n. This is my jam. - Tianna, wait! Tianna, I'm sorry. - Leave me alone Antwon. - Look, it's not like that at all. - No, it's cool. I get it. She clearly likes you. Just go back out there. - Look, I don't care about her or this party. I just wanna hang with you. - You serious? - Yes. - So why did you invite her to begin with? - Because her family's visiting my family and we needed a ride. That's all. - That's all? - That's it. I promise. Can we go enjoy this party now? - Sure. (banging in the dis
tance) What was that? - I don't know, but I'm gonna go check it out. - Check it out? Boy we black. We don't check stuff out. And besides what if it's Pastor Williams or Miss Janae or somebody? - Nah, they would've stopped us the second they got here. Whoever or whatever it is, they're trying to hide. - Well, Antwon, I'm scared. I'm coming with you. - All right. Let's stay quiet, okay? (Earl sneezing) - [Both] God bless you. - I didn't sneeze. - Well neither did I. - [T.V.] Chris, you got that. -
Mr. Earl? What are you doing here? - Well what it look like I'm doing in here? I'm minding my business. - Mr. Earl, are you living here? - Go on with all that nonsense now. Am I living here? Just sitting here trying to get some rest, that's all. But you know it's really hard with y'all out there carrying on with all that hibbity-bibbity going on. Yeah, I said hibbity-bibbity. Talking about some, I got the cookies and milk. (mimicking rapping) Just a bunch of nonsense. - You're not gonna tell us
are you? - You know I should Antwon. I really should. But just like y'all, Pastor Williams don't know I'm here neither. So guess what? We both going to keep our mouths shut. Besides, I was a young player fighting a pimp one time. I get it. - Right. - Well Mr. Earl, are you okay? Do you need anything? Why are you staying at the church? - Y'all hush! I done told you I'm fine now. Now go on. Stop worrying about Mr. Earl. What y'all need to be worried about is all that mess y'all making over there.
You know Miss Janae worked real hard on getting that sanctuary together for y'all's party. And y'all ain't doing nothing but jacking it up. - Mr. Earl, everything's cool. Look, we plan on cleaning everything up once everyone leaves anyways. - Yeah, you gonna clean it up, huh? Yeah and when's that? Sunrise? Next week? It's late enough as it is. - Mr. Earl, it's only like 10 o'clock. - Girl, I don't care what time it is. I done told y'all to go on now. Lemme watch my TV in peace. Y'all gonna mind
your business and I'm gonna mind my own. - All right, Mr. Earl. But if you need anything, let us know. - Child, I got everything I need right here. Got the snacks. Nice cozy bed. Got my picture show. Now go on now. And remember y'all ain't seen me and I ain't seen you. Comprende? - Okay. - Comprende, y'all ain't know I was Dominican, huh? Shut my door! - Man, I can't believe Mr. Earl has to live here. I mean, I feel so bad for him. - I mean, I'm sure he has good reason but he did have a point.
It's starting to get late. We should go find Brian and start getting this thing shut down. - The Shrek, is there all problem? Man, whatever happened to Southern hospitality? - Thanksgiving dinner definitely at the top. Honestly Christmas, second best, you know? - Yo, what's good Brian? - Hey. - How you been? - Good. Enjoying the party? - I'm loving the party. I mean, look at what we did. - Yeah, man. Yeah. Oh no. Come on, man. - Bri, what's wrong? - Joey's what's wrong. - Who's Joey? - Somebody
that wasn't on the guest list. - Well, well Brian. This is a nice fiesta you got here. Guess my invitation got lost in the mail. - Nah man. It's not a kindergarten party, you know? So I didn't see the point in inviting a clown. - You wanna try the one again, tough guy? - Look Joey, you're late anyways. Party's just about over. - You know, Antwon, I find that hard to believe. - And why is that? - Well 'cause the party just got here. (Joey's friends laughing) - Hey look Joey, we don't want any tro
uble, man. So how about you just get on outta here. - Where's your Christmas spirit? Just came here to spend some time with my homies and have a good time with my girl. That's all. - Your girl? - Hey Jojo. Took you long enough to get here. - Yeah, couldn't find anything to wear. (Brian chuckling) - So you wore the same shirt you always wear, huh? - Joey relax. - Carmen, you serious? Joey? We're supposed to be like family? - Yeah, pretty sure blood makes you family. But I'm sorry. You didn't thin
k I actually liked you, did you? I was just bored and trying to make little Tatianna a bit jealous. You know, just having some fun. - Okay, little girl. It's actually Tianna and you need to put some respect on it. - Oh really? - Come on, girl. I need to use the bathroom. - Well Brian, you've been a great host, but I think I can take it from here. Merry Christmas, all of you. - Man, I can't stand that kid. - I know, but we got bigger problems. - What? Is Pastor Williams here? - No, but Mr. Earl i
s. - What? Why? - Apparently he like lives here now or something. It doesn't matter. Look, he's cool. He says he's not gonna tell on us, but he says we should shut this party down and I agree. It's almost 11, if we're gonna make curfew and clean everything up, we gotta shut this down. - Well, all right, uh. What about Joey? - Tell Ox to keep an eye on him. I'll tell Kyle to make an announcement that this is the last song. - All right. - Hey. Take a deep breath. We got this, okay? - We got this,
man. - Yeah. - All right. Hey man, I need you to keep an eye on Joey. You know I probably shouldn't have let you let him in in the first place, but I never thought he'd come. (Ox's fists smacking) No, no man. You don't have to rough him up. I mean, you might have to throw him in his goons out later. You know, you feel me? But just keep an eye on him for now. Make sure he doesn't get up to any funny business. (hip-hop music) - Wow, Joey. I didn't realize you had your own security. - Yeah. Sasquat
ch, you gonna stand over my shoulder like that all night? - The way she was talking to me, like I was about to fight her, like, we were about to fight like. Ooh, child. It stink in here. - What is that smell? - Oh my Lord. It do stink in here. (playful music) - [Blaze] All right, Axel. You check out all those presents on that side, I'll check out all these presents on this side. Cool? - [Axel] All right. - [Blaze] I'll get the teddy, we get the money, we go. - [Axel] Let's do it. - [Blaze] All r
ight. Cool. (bags ruffling) - [Axel] No. (gasping) Man where is it? (bags and boxes ruffling) Oh a bag. Ho, ho, ho. Merry Christmas. I think I found it. - [Blaze] About time. Nice. Let's check it. - [Axel] Yeah, we rich now baby. - [Blaze] Let's hurry up and go count it up. - [Axel] Wait. - [Blaze] Huh? - [Axel] I got a better idea. While we're here, why don't we get some more money? Cha-ching. - [Blaze] Yeah, that is a good idea. In the movies, the Pastor always has a safe behind a painting wit
h a ton of money. - [Axel] Uh, I was actually just thinking about taking some kids' lunch money. You know? - [Blaze] But what if, but what if we did both? - [Both] Yeah. - [Axel] Let's go. (chuckling) - [Both] We gonna get this money, we gonna get this money. ♪ Like Jesus or nah, bro ♪ ♪ Jesus or nah ♪ ♪ Jesus or nah ♪ ♪ Jesus or nah ♪ ♪ Its all love but its Jesus or nah, bro ♪ - Hey I'm really glad you could come tonight. - I'm glad too. You're doing a great job. - Thank you. (music drowning ou
t Kstyle's talking) All right ladies and gents, here's one more song for the road. Now's the time to ask that special someone, that you have been scared to ask quite literally all night, if they would like to dance. - Aw, party's over already? But we just got here. - Yo, who the heck are these two old dudes? - Man, I don't know. Something tells me they're not here for the party. - Ah, he got a gun! (everybody screaming) - All right everybody, listen up! We're in charge around here, you got that?
- Girl, what was that? - I don't know. Wait, you think that guy Joey started something? - I don't know. - Let me check. - Do y'all not have black instincts? - You idiot, it's a room full of kids. Why'd you bring a gun? - Just follow my lead. - Man, we were just talking about roughing up some kids, and taking some lunch money. You just turned this into an armed robbery bro. - Oh my gosh, Tianna, there's two men there and one of them has a gun. - Oh my gosh, girl, are we gonna do what? - I don't
know. You got your phone with you? - Yeah. It died a while ago. - Okay, look. Let's hide in the stall. - Wait, wait. I have a better idea. - What? - Mr. Earl. - What about Mr. Earl? - He's here. We need to go find him. He'll know what to do. - I'm confused. Why is Mr. Earl here? - It's a long story, but come on girl, we wasting time. - Oh my gosh, Kyle. What are we gonna do? - Look, I need to grab my phone and call the police, but I'm still connected aux-cord and if I grab it now they're gonna s
ee me. - Wait, I have mine. Ugh, but I have no service. - Okay, well let's just stay down here and when they aren't looking I'll reach up and I'll grab it. - No, that's too dangerous. He had a gun. Let me just see if I can connect to the wifi. It worked. - Okay, good. Now text your parents. - No way. I snuck out to be here. - So then, Angela, who are you gonna text? (Angela sighing) - This is probably gonna get us all in trouble. - Well, it beats having to die. (phone beeping rapidly) - Hey man!
It doesn't have to go down like this. You two can leave and we'll forget all about this, huh? - You shut up! - Yeah. - Ain't nothing happened until I say so! - Nothing happening. - What? Man, gimme this gun man. Now, I want all the guys on this side and I want all the girls on that side. Hurry up! Hey, what are you doing, you numskull? - You said you wanted all the guys over there. - The kids, Axel! The kids! - I don't know. Maybe specify next time or something. Man, I don't know. - I didn't th
ink I had to explain common sense to you. - What about Joey? He went over there with all the other guys too. - Man, I knew you looked familiar. That's Joey's brother. - I knew Joey had something to do with this. - Do you ever shut up? Now they know Joey's an accomplice. You keep making things worse and worse. - Get over here. Hey. - Hey, hey! Gimme that cell phone. Gimmie this. Okay, now since everybody wants to play hero, you guys just lost all your cell phone privileges. None! Line up against
the wall! Hurry up! (knocking on door rapidly) - I told y'all to let me get some rest now. Bad enough y'all out there carrying on. - [Tianna] Mr. Earl, it's Tianna. Two guys just came in here with a gun and they got everybody in youth sanctuary held hostage. - What is this girl talking about? - Mr. Earl, you have to help us. - Really? For real? You let another little light-skinned something or other know that I live here? Girl, I thought we had an agreement. - Please, Mr. Earl. We don't got time
for this. We need your help. - You need my help? What I'm supposed to do, huh? What I look like to y'all? Black Panther? M'Baku? Girl, I ain't no superhero. - Well You're the only adult here and we're not supposed to be here. - Guess what? I ain't supposed to be here neither. So you ain't doing nothing but getting us both jammed up. - So what do you want us to do? - What do I want y'all to do? That's a good question. Girl, let me think on that one for a second. I know. Call the cops. You know t
hose people that are paid to protect and to serve. - Well that would be a good idea but my phone is dead. - Yeah, and I left mine in the sanctuary. - I bet you did. Figures. Hmm-mm. - Don't you got a phone, Mr. Earl? - Of course I got phone. But if you need know, with your little nosy behind, I ain't had time to pay my bill. So my phone ain't nothing but a glorified clock right now. - So what are we gonna do? (Mr. Earl sighing) - Lord, I know I'm gonna regret this. Come on, I think I got a plan.
Come on. - All right, so this is what's gonna happen. Joey, you and your girlfriend, you guys are gonna start collecting some money, okay? Carmen, you're gonna collect all the money from the girls. Joey, you're gonna collect all the money from the guys. Got it? - This is stupid. - I don't care. Just do it Joey. - What about me? - Man, what? You're gonna go watch the door and try not to mess up more than you already have. - Man, the door? Gimme my gun back. Lemme do it with the gun. Come on. - W
hat? No! It's my gun. Go, bro. - Man, you always do this, man. Try me again. - You. Yeah, you. Mr. Bold, you're coming with me now. - Look man, you don't have to do this. - Man shut up and come on. Show me where the pastor keeps the money. - What money? It's 2023 bro. Tithes an offerings are digital now. - So then take me to his office then! I didn't come here to leave empty handed. So shut your mouth and lead the way. Go! Yeah. - Perfect. Just perfect. I always keep a cup of spare jumpers in he
re. - Nuh-uh. You not about to mess up my fresh clothes with them stink jumpers. - Nasty little girl. Them clothes you got on that's so fresh, already tainted with that stank attitude that you got going on. Just nasty. Look, y'all came to me for help, right? This how we going to help your friends. We going to pose as the late night cleanup crew and when they least expect it, I'ma take 'em out. - Take 'em out with what? - Don't worry about all that. You let Mr. Earl figure that out. Just go on an
d put that stuff on over your clothes now. Wasting time. (playful music) Hard headed little girl. - Hurry up. Aint got all day. Quicker we get to the pastor's office, the quicker we all get outta here. - Look man, I already told you there's no money in the church. - Hey, you let me decide what's of value and what's not. You got it? Come on, man. - I hope that this plan works. - Yeah. - Sh, sh. Quiet girls. I think I hear somebody in the hallway. (playfully suspenseful music) There's a man out he
re right now. He got a gun in Brian's back and they walking in to Pastor Williams's office. - Uh-uh, we gotta help Brian. - It's all right. It's all right now. He'll be fine. Just follow my lead. - Come on. Hurry up. Go through those desk doors. - Why do I have to do this? - Because I'm in charge. Don't make me pull out the gun. - All right. Look, it's just papers in here man. - What that in that glass case? - What does it look like? It's a baseball. - Give it to me. Is it real? - How am I suppo
sed to know? - Man, it's gotta be. Nobody keeps a baseball in a case with a fake signature. Let's go. (playful music) Come on, man. Hey, what do you think you're doing? - What do we look like we doing? We done cleaning up all this mess. Somebody came in here and destroyed all of the kids' toys. - Man, I see that. But why are you here? - Son, I can see that you might not be the brightest bulb in the light bright, but, uh, we a cleaning crew, so we here to clean. - All right, funny man. I'm gonna
ask you again. - Yep, there it is. Jesus, I done lost my eyesight. Yep, I'm having a spell. Loretta! Loretta, is that you? - Man, enough of the funny business! You three are coming with us now. - Hey, hey, hey. Look man, look. They're just the evening cleaning crew. All right? Don't you think this has gone far enough? - Yes sir. We're sorry. We were actually just leaving. (devious music) - And now you're just staying. - Yeah, I mean that sound, that sound cool to me too. - Did she text you back
yet? - I don't know. The wifi dropped out. - Well, did the message go through? - Yeah, it says sent. - Okay. - What are you doing? - Trying to see what's going on. Look, I, I think the guy with the gun is gone and if I time it right, I think I can sneak out and get my phone. - And then what? Look, the last thing you need to do right now is try to be the hero in this. Okay? Let's just wait to see if Miss Janae texts me back. - You're right. All right. - Seven measly dollars? What a joke. - You gu
ys are a bunch of trust funded kids, yet you're all broke. - Do you guys even listen to yourself speak? We're all 15 to 16 years old. You can't even access a trust fund till you're 18 or older. Majority of us have to use it on college. - Well, college boy. Smart as you are, you'd be dumb enough to keep running your mouth. - You know what? I'm sick of you. You're so tough, right? Then why is it that your brother, Carmen and that doofus you guys got watching the door all walk all over you, huh? -
You watch yourself. - No, you watch yourself. Look, I'm not scared of you Joey. You know why? You're just the same old chump that got bullied in grade school. I think 'cause you changed your hairstyle and started acting differently, you can just magically become someone else? A zebra can't change its stripes. But I guess that's why you wear this same striped shirt all the time, right? - Joey, what is he talking about? - Nothing. This kid's delusional. - Yeah, I'm delusional. But yet I'm the only
one who never switched up. Why don't you tell everybody how me and Brian were the only ones who stood up for you all those years in grade school when everyone else picked on you for being poor? I mean, we didn't care about where you came from or how you lived. We always had your back. It wasn't until we got to high school that you started switching up. Started running around with a different crowd and then you became the bully. So no, I'm not afraid of Joseph Santiago, a kid who slept in his pa
rents' room until he was 10 'cause he was too worried the boogeyman was gonna come get. - Yo, shut up! - All right, I will. But not because you told me to because unlike you, I don't need to act tough to prove a point. I'm just fine being me. (all clapping) - Man, what in the name of sweet baby Grace is going on here? You had one job. Was gone 10 minutes, I come back, you guys are all hugging and sing the lullabies? - I had it under control. - Buddy, you're no different than the rest of these ki
ds. Girlfriend got more heart than you. Go line up in the corner with the rest of your friends. All right, listen up. It's a new change of plans. I'm not interested in your lunch money, but to ensure you guys don't tell nobody, I can't let you leave just yet. And apparently we got a cleanup crew here too. (Carmen chuckling) - That's not a cleanup crew. - What? Do you see what I see? You mean to tell me these two dryer sheets and this dust bunny is not a cleanup crew. - Yeah, I legit agree, they
definitely look like dirty janitors. But that's not a cleanup crew. That's Brian's and Antwon's girlfriends. They've been here all night. - Hey, whoa, whoa, girlfriends? - Period. - Are you serious? - Yeah. Although the old dude over there, I don't know who it is, but I think he is really a janitor. - He cleans the bathrooms. - You mean to tell me you've been lying to me this whole time, huh? This whole time? Man, get in line with the kids, now! - Now! Come on. What! Not so fast now. Better watc
h out. It's a new sheriff in town. (chuckling) I always want to say that. - Come on old man. We all know you're not gonna do anything, so how about you just put down the gun and let's talk about this. - Easy now fella. I'll use this. This, uh. Hey, made in China? Man, this gun ain't even real. Toy. - All right, all right man. Enough talking, you know, since, since we're in charge now, I think it's time that the two of you face the consequences to your actions. - That's right. - Marleah grab your
phone and call for help. - No need. Me and Kyle already did. - Yes sir. This is one song you can't dance your way out of. - I told y'all Kstyle was cool. My man! - Listen, now that things have changed, here's the new plan. We going to sit here and we gonna wait for the cops to arrive. You, big poppa, Justin Timberlake. Y'all come on over here, escort our friends over to this table. The rest of y'all, ease up and relax. Mr. Earl's in charge now. Y'all go ahead and call your parents or something
like that. We gonna get you home safely, all right? - All right, K-I-D. Let's get our get back on these chumps. - Don't touch me, man. - This is what you get for pushing me around. Let's go. - Let go. - Take a seat, lima bean. Sit down. - All right, Blaze and over the baseball. (calm music) - You must be outta your mind. - All right, come on now, man. Look, you know we can't let you walk outta here with that ball. - That's right. Cops already on they way. Might as well just hand it over. - You a
re gonna have to fight before it then. 'Cause I'm not giving up this ball. - [Joey] Who signed it bro? - Jackie Robinson, Joey. It's authentic too. It's worth 20 grand, easy. - Nah, let me see it. - Joey, what are you doing? - You little ingrate! You just blew our ticket outta here. You're a lot dumber than you look, Joey. - No, you are! All my life, I've looked up to him for what? All these years of getting picked on at school and the one person who should have had my back was you. But instead,
instead you were the biggest bully of them all. You made me think that the only way to survive was to be just like you and all it did was turn me into a jerk. I know who my true friends are now. - Yeah, I'm really sorry about the late call Pastor. - Yes sir. - I got your message about the leak earlier, but my bonehead son took my work truck. (Pastor chuckling) Otherwise it'd have been here a lot sooner. - Trust me. I'm grateful you was actually able to come tonight. We got a big Christmas party
tomorrow and I know it's the holiday, so I just knew it would be forever before I could get somebody here. - Oh, certainly. - That's odd. Janae must have forgot to turn off the lights in the hallway. It's a good thing I did come back tonight. - Oh yeah. (Janae breathing heavy) - Speaking of Janae. You okay? - Oh Pastor. Mm-mm. Pastor, I got here as fast as I could. - No worries. We just pulled up as well. Now I admire your dedication, but you ain't have to come way back over here to turn off so
me lights. - The lights, what? No, I got a text message from Angela in the youth choir saying she needed help and someone was here robbing the church. - What? - What? - How? What is she even doing here? - Pastor, I don't know. But we need to get in there. (playful music) - Earl, what in God's name is going on around here? - Thank God, Pastor. I'm so glad that you've made it. Look, we got these two fellas right here. John B and Enrique Iglesias in all black. They done broke in here, try to rob th
e church. But don't worry, Mr. Earl stopped 'em for you. (Tianna clearing throat) I might have had a little help. - Roberto Miguel. Jose Santiago. (speaking in Spanish) What are you boys doing here? - You know these gentlemen? - Yes, Pastor. Remember my bonehead son who took my work truck? Well, you're looking at 'em. - That's right. - This one? - Yeah. Both of them. This (indistinct), the two boys in the black. They came in here, they tried to rob the church. They even tried to rob your office.
They, they got this, uh, this baseball right here. But don't worry. Little brother helped and he got it back for you. - My dad's Jackie Robinson ball. - Yes sir. (melancholy music) - Hold up. Earl, I'm still confused. Why are you still here? I thought you left early. - That's a long story, but don't worry about all that. We going to talk about it later, after we get everything sorted out. All right? - Earl lives here now. - Nasty little girl. I guess it's a short story. - Malik, I can't believe
you left the house again to come back to this church. Wait, what's going on? - Yeah, that's what we're trying to figure out. - I'm sorry, sweetie. I came back to the church to let the plumber in to fix the leak and it look like I got more than I bargained for. - Okay. Somebody's got some explaining to do. Brian? Marleah? Is somebody gonna speak up? Somebody better start talking right now because I'm looking at a healthy portion of my choir and what appears to be a party that we didn't authorize
. - Its my fault Miss Janae. Look, I planned the entire thing all by myself. - He sure did. - When I came back to grab my jacket, I left the door unlocked and invited a bunch of people. Look, I knew the sanctuary was already set up and so I, I took advantage of it. Look, we were supposed to have everything cleaned up and ready for the Christmas party tomorrow, but, look, things got outta hand. I just wanted to have some fun with my friends. I'm sorry. - But Brian, we already had a party planned
for tomorrow. We put all this together for you guys. I just don't understand. - I don't know. I guess I was just trying to impress my friends, you know, and look cool. Look, Mr. Janae, Mr. Janae. I'm really sorry. - Do you realize that the church is liable for your safety? Anything that happens on church grounds is Pastor Williams' responsibility. Not to mention how many lives you put in danger here tonight. I'm really disappointed in you Brian. Pastor... - Police! - Police! - Oh, whoa. - You, w
ith the gun in your pocket, on the ground now. - Hold on now. It's just a toy. - I said on the floor now. - That won't be necessary, officer. Those two boys are the the ones that you want. My son and his friend are the ones who broke in here and tried to rob this place. Fortunately, this man was here and stopped them. - Okay, sir. Take the gun slowly out of your pocket and place it on the ground. - [Multiple] It's a toy! - It's, it's all right y'all. They just doing their job. All right, I'm gon
na take it out slowly. All right? - Now kick it over. - Sorry. My legs don't work like they used to. - Yeah, it's a toy. - Mr. Earl sweating. But they right there, them two boys right there. That's who you want. Ain't so bad now. The tables have turned. - You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney before any questioning. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you by the court. Do you unde
rstand these rights? - Dad, you're not gonna stop 'em? - Oh no, son. A man reaps what he sows. If you sow pleasures from the flesh, from the flesh you will reap destruction. Besides, you're far better off going with them than to even begin to imagine what I'll do when I get my hands on you. - Sir, you're not gonna call my mom, are you? - Come on. - Stole my teddy bear. - Come on, Joey. Let's get out of here. - I think I'm good where I'm at. - What? You're going to choose these losers over me? Ug
h, whatever. - Gotta go! - I really wish you would've told us what was going on, Earl. I mean, we could've did something to prevent you losing your apartment. - Yeah, I know y'all. I just figured, you know, with everything y'all got going on with the church, probably best that I just didn't say nothing at all. - Well, listen. We're gonna do our part to make sure you get back on your feet, all right? A closet is nowhere for anybody to sleep. Especially not a man like you. - Well, no disrespect Pa
stor, but I beg to differ. You ever see them apartments in New York? (all chuckling) People pay about about 2, 3,000 to live in a closet. - Okay. All right, all right. Even if that is the case, we gonna make sure that we do our part to better your situation. All right? - I appreciate that. I really do. My only problem is, what we going to do about the kids toys? They destroyed everything and you know, Mr. Earl love the kids. I just, I don't know what we can do. I want them to have a good Christm
as. - Me too. But God will find a way to provide, all right? He always knows exactly what we need and when we need it. We just gotta have faith and trust his timing, all right? I mean, his ways is not our ways and his thoughts is not our thoughts. - Amen to that. I can't argue with the word. - All right, well, go ahead and get your things. Me and Sheryl decided that you gonna stay in our guest house. - Oh, no. I can't do that. I really don't want to impose. - Nonsense, it's Christmas. And plus I
cooked so much food, we couldn't possibly eat all that ourselves. - Say what now? You said you cooked? - I did. - That big mac and cheese, huh? - My macaroni cheese. I might share it with you if you hurry up. (Mr. Earl laughing) - You got the sweet potatoes with the little marshmallows? - I got the sweet potatoes. - I'm gonna go get my things. - You better hurry up. Gotta love Earl. Gotta love him. Well, honey. - Well, babe, I wanna apologize. I'm sorry. I realize I've been selfish. All I was f
ocused on was how much you weren't home, I guess I just didn't really realize how much everybody else needs you to. - You have no reason to be sorry, all right? I have been trying to juggle all this on my own, and I neglected you in the process. I gotta learn how to start leaning on the people that God placed in my life to even this load. - Well, well, Pastor. If I didn't know any better, I would think you just might have your priorities straight. - It really do sound like it, huh? It really do
sound like it. Can't wait to get home. - I think you do. - And get to the food. You feel me? - Uh, excuse me Pastor. I'm sorry. I hope I ain't interrupted nothing, but I'm about ready to go. You're a nasty two. Your nasty. - Before we go, Earl, come here. I got something else for you. (Mr. Earl mumbling) - I want you to have this. - No. Mm. Nope. Ain't no way. I can't take that ball and you know it. - Well, you sure? 'Cause this ball's worth tens of thousands of dollars. - Boy don't I know it. -
It's gonna help you get back on your feet. I'm serious. It's for you. - Can't take your daddy's ball, Pastor. That's the only thing he left you to remember him by and I ain't selling that for no money. - He left me more than this ball. He left me memories and life lessons. All right? - And apparently poor time management as well. - That got me. (chuckling) - All right, all right. All right. Seriously, if it's one thing I know is I can't hold on to my treasures on earth. This ball is worth more
to you, than it is to me. I want you to have it. Take it now. Take it, come on. - Really don't know what to say, Pastor. - Say yes. And let's go get some food. Come on, I'm hungry. I don't know about y'all. Y'all ready? - Heard about this mac and cheese, you know I'm ready to eat. - You ready to eat? - I'm always ready to eat. Remember, I got my priorities straight. - That's right. - First one to the house get the first plate though. You know that right? - You gotta gimme a head start. You know
my things aint what it used to be. - I aint never see him move that fast. Look at him. - Well, my mom's here. It was really nice meeting you all. Especially you Angela. (romantic music) - Same. And I'm probably gonna be grounded for like 27 years, but when I'm off punishment, would you maybe wanna hang out? - I'd love to. - So it's a date? - It's a date. - Ooh. - Okay! - Well, see you guys. - See you Kstyle. - He was actually pretty decent. - It's been one heck of a night. - Tell me about. - Mis
s Janae, will you please let the pastor know that I found his leak and patched it up for him? Absolutely no charge. - Really? Wow. That's very nice of you. Thank you so much. - Well, you're very welcome. It's the least that I can do with all the trouble my boys caused here tonight. You know, I'm headed over to the county lockup now to bail Roberto out. I just hope that between the handcuff and the holding cell, that he's learned his lesson. Anyways, it's really late and we better get going. I'll
see y'all at church tomorrow. Have a merry Christmas. Let's go Joey. - I'm gonna buy you a solid color one, Joey. - Miss Janae, we're all really sorry. I know Brian planned the whole party, but we're all just as much to blame. - Yeah, I mean, I'm sorry too. - Oh, don't I know it. You guys forget that I too was a teenage girl at one point in my life. And I did some questionable things that I wasn't too proud of. But the important thing is to learn from your mistakes and to do everything within y
our power not to do them again. - Yeah, but I'm sure my mom's gonna be livid. - Yeah, y'all should have heard my mom when I called her to take me home. She screamed so loud it sounded like Squidward dying. (all chuckling) - Well, y'all have plenty of time to think about it, I'm sure. But look, don't beat yourselves up. The key to this whole journey in life is repentance. See, God loves us. He'll always love us. Now he may not be too happy with some of the decisions that we make, but he knows whe
n we're truly sorry in our hearts. - Yeah. Well, Miss Janae, if it's all right with you, I would like to personally come here early and, you know, clean up the mess we made. Look, I know we can't exactly come to the party tomorrow, but I don't think that the rest of the choir should have to suffer from our mistakes. - Well, that's very noble of you Brian. And I'm sure that will be fine. But after talking to Pastor, we would like all of you to still attend the party tomorrow. - Really? I was almo
st sure you guys weren't gonna let us come. - Well, for one, I need Tianna there for her solo. Can't nobody else hit that note like she can in our choir. And for two, we all fall short of God's grace and mercy. But it's through his mercy that we have forgiven. So we've decided to extend that same mercy to you all and let you come tomorrow. Plus, it's Christmas. (phone chiming) - Oh, there's my mom. Come on, Brian. She said she could take you home too. - All right. - [Miss Janae] Oh, okay. - Um,
Antwon. I know you're not about to leave without giving me a hug first. - [Brian] Hurry up. Slow poke. - Bye Tianna. - Whatever. When that happen? - Well, Miss Janae I better get this car home before my mom walks here to kill me. Thanks for everything Miss Janae. - Oh, you're welcome sweetie. Come on, give me a hug. I love you girls so much. Listen, you guys get home safe. Go rest 'em vocals. I don't need you sounding like me tomorrow with all that partying and screaming y'all was doing. - [Marl
eah] Yeah. - I'm about to head outta here myself. - Okay. - I'll see you at tomorrow's service. All right. Oh my gosh. I can't believe you guys did all this. - Yeah, I mean, it took all good morning, but we got it done. - Well, I appreciate you taking some responsibility for your actions. - Thanks Miss Janae. - I hope you all learned a very valuable lesson. - Yeah, never trust girl's name Carmen. - Boy. - What? What I meant to say was God's way is the best way and we didn't need to have a party
before the party. By doing so, we took things into our own hands and ruined a good thing in the process. - That's right Antwon. It's good to hear you all got some good perspective out of all this. Now come on, let's go. Gonna be late for service. Hurry up. Come on. - God is good. - [Congregation] All the time. - And all the time. - [Congregation] God is good. - Hallelujah, amen. How y'all feeling? - [Congregation] Great. - Y'all look great as well. Look at y'all. - [Congregation] As do you. - I
appreciate you so much. I learned a lot about myself over these last few days, y'all. - [Congregation] Right. - I learned that being saved doesn't always mean being safe. - All right. - That's right. - I don't think these two hearing me up in the front right here. I said being saved, doesn't always mean being safe. Now the Lord said that he would never leave us nor forsake us. But he also said that we gotta be patient in tribulation. - [Congregation] Yes. - Lemme hear y'all say it. Patient. - [C
ongregation] Patient. - In tribulation. - [Congregation] In tribulation. - Even Jesus had to face turmoil from the second he was born. - Yes Sir. - My God. - Unless y'all forgot in the manger. None of the five star luxury hotel, like some of us. Not at a mansion in the hills, but in the manger. - [Congregation] Amen. - You know, Jesus had to face troubles before he can even walk. - [Congregation] Yes. - And he was God in the flesh. - All right. - Talking good. - So, what make us exempt? Huh? - [
Congregation] Nothing. - You know this year, I lost my father. - [Congregation Member] It's all right. - I learned a lot about being a husband. And just last night I had to watch policeman haul off two young men who came here and ransacked the toys that we had for the kids. - Oh my God. - My God. - But it's okay, 'cause it got me thinking about every single person that God has ever used in the Bible. - Well. - Mm-hm. - Oh, we gonna talk about it talk about it. - [Congregation] Talk about it. - N
oah was a drunk. David was an adulterer. And even Moses was a murderer. But through God's grace and mercy, even they were forgiven. - Yes, come on. - Come on, yes. - Now we ain't gonna always get it right y'all. Because if we were perfect, then we wouldn't need God. Make some noise one time for that. (congregation clapping) You know, for this Christmas, I don't want none of y'all focusing on gifts because it's only temporary. Rather, focus on the gift of Jesus. The gift of grace and salvation. I
don't want y'all looking at y'all kids and asking y'all self, who's been naughty or nice. I want you to look in the mirror and ask yourself, who am I? - [Congregation] Who am I? - Who are you? I mean, I'm just a man up here looking good in front of my wife. She picked this suit out. She picked this suit out this morning. I thought maybe she was colorblind because I don't be wearing this, but it is okay. It's okay. But no seriously, I want y'all to also look through the lens of God's eyes and no
t only accept that grace for yourself, but also for your children. Because Christ our savior was born and He came so we could live a better life, a life more abundantly. I love every single one of y'all. Y'all look good. Y'all look good. (clapping) God bless. Merry Christmas and happy holidays everybody. Make some noise. Let's go ahead and get started. (congregation clapping) - Man, that was such an encouraging word. Oh my goodness. Thank you Lord. Let's just give it up for Jesus. Hallelujah. (a
ll clapping) And for His grace and for His mercy. Well, we got something really, really special for you guys today. Pastor, these babies, they rehearse, they practice. I mean, I lost my voice teaching them, but we got something good for you. - [Pastor] Oh, it better be good. - Oh yes. Oh yes. A special Christmas selection. Give it up for our youth choir. (congregation clapping) Ready? Sing babies. (piano playing slowly) ♪ Oh, holy night ♪ ♪ The stars are brightly shining ♪ ♪ It is the night of t
he dear Savior's birth ♪ ♪ Long lay the world in sin and error pining ♪ ♪ Till He appears and the soul felt its worth ♪ ♪ A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices ♪ ♪ For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn ♪ ♪ Fall on your knees ♪ ♪ Oh, hear the angel voices ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night when Christ was born ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Truly He taught us to love one another ♪ ♪ His law is love and His gospel is peace ♪ ♪ Chains shall He break for the slav
e is our brother ♪ ♪ And in His name, all oppression shall cease ♪ ♪ Sweet hymns of joy in grateful chorus raise we ♪ ♪ Let all within us praise His holy name ♪ ♪ Fall on your knees ♪ ♪ Oh, hear the angel's voices ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night when Christ was born ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ ♪ Oh, night ♪ ♪ Oh, night divine ♪ (congregation clapping) - Wow, that was so beautiful. Thank you choir. Well, the choir would like to invite you all to our annual youth Christmas party following service. L
isten, we're gonna have pizza, snacks, refreshments, fun prizes and games for the kids as well. So bring the little ones. Okay? And we will see you guys after service and Merry Christmas. Y'all pray for my voice all right? - Merry Christmas everybody. You did good earlier on the keys, I seen you. Merry Christmas y'all. - Merry Christmas. - Y'all enjoy. Enjoy. Merry Christmas. Enjoy. Have fun. - That was such a good and encouraging word today, Pastor. - It was. Honey, you did such an amazing job.
- Thank you, sweetie. I have to say I agree. Sometimes the best sermons is the ones that God speaks to me first. - Well, I'm sure glad he did. (chuckling) - It was great seeing y'all. I know we all had a pretty rough night last night. - Well, that we did. But the word of today is definitely grace, Pastor. I really appreciate that perspective. I was so mad at my boys last night for what they did. I wanted to come over here and personally apologize to you. But if you can forgive them and God can
forgive them, then I know that we can too. - Amen to that. - I know people don't change overnight, Pastor. You know, when I spoke to him last night, he really seemed remorseful about everything he did. And I think you just have to keep praying for him and for his complete conversion. You know, there's a lot of good in Blaze, but only God can bring it out. - Yeah, and probably also didn't help that he had real criminals calling him sweetheart. - I'm sure it didn't. - Well Pastor, I'm really sorry
for my actions too. And I'd like to make it up to you however I can. - Well, you could start by coming back to the youth services. I think there's a lot God wants to show you. - I think I'd like that. - Great. - Well, it's getting late guys. We better get going. Y'all have a Merry Christmas. - Oh no. You guys should stay for the youth party. All the Joey's friends are there. - Can I dad? - Oh, what the heck, mijo. It is Christmas after all. Go check it out Joey. - Y'all have fun. Merry Christma
s. Enjoy, okay? - Thank you Pastor. Thank you. - Hey Pastor. Got somebody here I want you to meet. - Hey, how you doing, Pastor Williams? - How you doing sir? - Good, good. My name is Zim. I just wanted to tell you, man, your sermon today really hit home, man. It was on point and, you know, listening to it, it really made me reflect on a lot of things that God has done for me this year. And it made me, you know, realize how blessed I am. - No problem. We'll have to give all glory to God. I'm hap
py that the sermon was able to speak to you and you were moved by it. - Absolutely. - Pastor, you do know who this is, right? - I'm sorry son. I can't say that I do. Am I supposed to know? - Now, Pastor Williams, I thought you were hip. - Right, even I know who this is. - Okay, well how you know? - Even the baby in my stomach know who this is. (both chuckling) - Well, let me know. - Oh, you know, he's just the biggest and most up and coming Christian hip-hop artist out of Atlanta. No biggie. - W
ell, my apologies. I can't remember the last time I had a moment to even think to myself, let alone listen to some new music. - I know that's right, Pastor. It's all good. - Even still, it is great to meet you. I'm sure God is very pleased that, you know what I'm saying, you're using your gifts to reach out to the youth, like Brian, in a positive way. - Yeah, I couldn't agree with you more Pastor. I do believe that he's using me to minister to the youth for real. That's really what I wanted to t
alk to you about. So, last night I had a flight and I was supposed to catch a red eye to LA and, but it got canceled due to the inclement weather. My little homie Brian over here suggested that I come check out your sermon while I was in town. And man, just really made me realize that God has been pouring into my ministry so much, and it made me want to give back. And I really feel like this is the church to sow into. - Well, God bless then. I mean, I'm humbled that you would choose our church t
o sow into. I'm pretty sure Sister Janae can show you how to sow a line that's more convenient for you. - Well, I could definitely do that. (chuckling) But actually I had something else in mind. Well, while we was in there, you know, you had mentioned two dudes came in and tried to rob the church. And I know that a lot of the toys that were for the kids' toy drive got destroyed. So I actually text my assistant and she got my little homie, White Chocolate, to bring some toys in for the toy drive
for y'all. So yeah, actually here now. - Yo, Big Zim. We got your toys right here, my man. - Wow. Thank you guys so much. You can put 'em over there by the Christmas tree. That'll be good. - She said put it over there. Come on man. - Relax cookie and cream. Heard her. - How could you with all that Pillsbury dough that's up in your ears? - Hey Jack Harlow, relax. I got it. - All right, thank you. - What can I say except you're welcome? (Sheryl laughing) - Hey, Pastor, are you okay? - I'm better t
han okay, Brian. You know, I prayed to God yesterday and I asked him to send a miracle to the less fortunate kids here and make sure that they can have a, a Christmas that they will never forget. This right here is incredible. - Wow, to God be the glory. - We really appreciate your obedience son. You don't know how much this actually mean to me. - Ah, it's really no problem at all. It's the least I could do. Actually, if it's okay with y'all, I was kind of thinking maybe I could perform for the
youth Christmas party. - Turn up with Jesus, aye. (all laughing) - Well that sound like that's a yes to me. - Wait one, come on lets go. ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ - Come on, honey. I know there's still some fun left in them old, dry bones. - I got little moves on me still. Know back in my day I was turbo. Yeah. Happy holla-holla-day. Yeah, still got something in me. - You know you killed that solo today, right? - I did? Sike, no. I kn
ow I ate. You know, I'm sorry for getting mad yesterday with the whole Carmen situation. - No, you're good. I mean, you're obviously a good judge of character because you could see she was fake from a mile away. - I'm saying, I'm just trying to figure out how you couldn't tell. - Yeah, whatever punk. You wanna hit this dance floor or what? - Oh, you're challenging me? After that dance battle yesterday? We clearly won. - Uh-huh. Yeah, whatever girl. Let's put them chicken legs to good use. - Oh,
I got chicken legs? Well come on, tin man. Lemme see you move that stiff body. - All right, let's go. - Two performances in a row. Really out did yourself, Mr. Brian. - Hey, it's the least I could do. You know, considering the whole little robbery thing. - Yeah. (chuckling) You know, for a square, you all right. - Oh, now I'm a square? - Yep. Spongebrian Squarepants. - Oh, now I got a square head too? - Yeah. But no, all jokes aside though, thanks for making this a special Christmas. Really mean
s a lot. - Special Christmas for a special girl. ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ Happy holiday ♪ ♪ Happy holla-holla-day ♪ ♪ 'Cause it's the holidays ♪ ♪ I'm gonna always find a way ♪ ♪ To rise above it all ♪ ♪ You just might fall trying to ride the wave ♪ ♪ Bring out the best in me ♪ ♪ Even when your testing me ♪ (beeping) - Scene 46. Scene take two. (board snapping) (beeping) (door thudding) (all laughing) - [Staff] That was a blooper right there. - [Director] Okay, here we go. (
beeping) - How are we supposed to rob our own money back from the church and we can't even get in bro? - Man, go pick a berry! - Pick a berry man? Make me, you dingle berry. - What? (beeping) - Man, go pick a berry! - Man, go pick a berry? There's so many of 'em! There's strawberries, blueberries, strawberries, blackberries. Which one do you want? I like strawberries. - Shut up, Axel! (beeping) - Okay, back in. - Gotcha. - [Director] And camera is set. (beeping) - 26, big body Bartholomea bowlin
g ball Bates, take two. (board snapping) (beeping) - Oh, a slow song. (Brian laughing) - Talking about some, I got that cookies and milk. Hey. (mumbling) Hey. And ba-ba-ba-ba. Girl, shut up with all that noise! Oh, that's funny to y'all? That's funny to y'all? I'm glad y'all think it's funny. (beeping) - Wanna bite? - Yeah. - Bro! (beeping) - We only got one more burger. (beeping) - Aren't you hungry? (both laughing) - Scene 11 A, take two. Buckle my shoe. Go. (board snapping) (all laughing) (be
eping) (hip-hop music) - Ah! (both laughing) (beeping) (hip-hop music) (beeping) - So what time is party? - I told people to get here by eight. Dang it. (laughing) - I say 4:30. - You say 4:30. I say six. (beeping) - [Director] Action. (laughing) - Come on. - Come on, come on, come on. - So. - Solia! - [Brian] Come on. Focus up, focus up, focus up. (beeping) - Dang, it's already 4:30. How are we supposed to get home, get ready, sneak out and be (mumbling). Messed it up. (beeping) Dang, it's alre
ady 6:30. Not 6:30 though. Let me do that again. - [Brian] 4:30. (beeping) - Scene 21. - [Director] Take one. - Take one. (board snapping) - [Director] Beautiful. (hip-hop music) (beeping) (Mr. Earl thudding) (beeping) (Mr. Earl laughing) (all shouting) - Scene 26, Chuck Chato was chewing Charleston Chews in Chattanooga, take one. (board snapping) (beeping) (music playing indistinctly) (all shouting) (all clapping and cheering)

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