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Harlem life is... Harlem life...
Harlem life is hard body.
Uptown, baby. Holler.
Harlem life is hard.
Harlem life is hard body.
Less than 16 but eight.
But eight to sum it up, and make this whole city late.
Less than 16 but eight.
To sum it up, and make this whole city late.
Shit.
But eight...
All right. Freeze.
Do not move.
Sorry, Ma. I just needed the money.
So is this how you got your MP3?
Hello?
Money for what?
Cross the street.
For what?
- For a contest. - What contest?
The winner gets a record deal. It's tonight. Look, I had no choice.
Rob, you always have a choice.
Always.
It's not like you would have given me cash.
Try me.
You ain't never wonder why a car like that was just sitting there?
Parked like that?
Whose is it?
Electric.
- Who's that? - He's syndicate.
- Syndicate? - The Mafia, son.
- Are you serious, man? - Yeah, I'm serious, son.
Damn.
What up, what up, what up, yo? Let's hear it for Young Rome.
And now, my dog from the pound, y'all.
DJ Trippe and Rob Royce.
Hey, yo, what's good, fam? Coming straight out of Harlem.
We gonna have a good time tonight. It's gonna be all good.
Put your hands up.
That's that punk that ripped off my rims?
Let's shut this club down.
- This way. - I gotta get my mom.
- I'll get your mother. Just go, man. - Shit!
Okay. No.
I'll call you back. Bye.
Who was that?
Ma.
It was your father.
My father?
I thought you said you didn't know where he was.
Well, I do.
He's in Puerto Rico, and he wants you to come stay with him for a little while.
I don't even know that dude. I don't know what he looks like.
- He's still your father. - To me, he's not.
Someone shot at you last night in front of my own eyes.
Ma, what you want me to do, keep running?
You are going, and that is that.
I love you, son.
Robert?
Yeah.
- Let me take this for you. - No, no, it's cool, I got it.
The car is over here.
You speak Spanish?
No.
It's okay.
Most people here speak English.
You're gonna meet Marivi, my wife, and Javi.
This is Marivi.
It's very nice to meet you.
Hi.
We made a bed for you. It's not much...
...but it's yours as long as you need it.
It's much more comfortable than it looks.
Well, then. I...
I guess I better be getting back to work.
I'll see you in the morning.
Well, I'm sure you're tired, so...
The bathroom is down the hall.
Okay. Have a good night, okay?
Thanks.
Good morning. How did you sleep?
Fine, thanks.
Now, I hope you're hungry. Breakfast is almost ready.
Javi.
Javi, come on. I have to go.
- Robert, this is Javi. - What's up?
This is Robert. He was so excited to meet you.
But anyway, I have to go to work, so you make yourself at home.
Show him around.
You know, show him the city.
And, okay, here is some money your dad left...
...just in case you need anything.
All right.
I'll see you later. Okay? Bye-bye.
- You smoke? - Smoke what?
New York, really?
One day I would love to live in New York.
My father told me a lot of stories about New York.
Your father?
Where is he?
He died.
He died like a few years ago.
- I'm sorry, man. - That's okay, man.
I hear you have some problems back home.
You see that bald guy on the left? Up there.
You ever need anything, he's the guy to talk to.
He'll take care of you as long as he likes you.
Oh, okay.
How you say?
It's the unofficial mayor of the neighborhood.
Oh, you wanna go to Old San Juan, get some piraguas?
- I got money, brother. I got money. - Oh, so that's how you do it?
You ask for money, you get money, right?
Muchacho, no, man. It's because you here I got this, brother.
You wanna play a game? You want this $20?
If you can catch it, the money's yours. You ready?
- You ready? - Right here.
- You ready? - Yep.
Watch out.
Yeah!
So look, man.
Back home, I stole some rims from this dude, man.
That's the reason why I'm here.
Have you ever really needed to do something real bad, man?
And you just couldn't?
Yeah, pero not that bad.
I guess you had it a little bit better than I did.
Shit happens, man. Don't worry about it.
Please come and see us, okay?
- Check this out. - I'll see you there.
Do you guys wanna come to a show tonight?
Ten o'clock. My friend's performing.
- Bye. - Bye.
Damn. That's how y'all doing it in 'Rico?
That's how we do it.
Voltio. You ever heard of Voltio?
He's an amazing reggaeton artist.
His music is like a mix of, like, reggae, rap, parranda, merengue.
Oh, that's dope, man.
Seems like a crazy combination, man.
It's like music from the ghetto.
You know, it's about our struggle, our dreams. You ever had a dream?
Come on, tell me.
All right, well, you know what I'm saying?
Maybe, you know, getting in front of an audience, performing, you know.
Rapping, doing my thing, you know.
Same here, brother. It's the same, man.
Everybody has a dream, man. And dreaming is free.
Okay, senora.
Gracias, Linda.
You like the food, Rob? It's a typical Puerto Rican dish.
Ma. You think he's going to say your food sucks?
There's a reggaeton show tonight.
- Oh, really? Again? - No, pero, Dad, it's Pedro's son.
Julio Voltio.
Oh, yeah, yeah, Julio.
You're gonna see tonight. You're gonna see.
You know, Roberto's a musician also.
- He played with some of the best... - Oh, Marivi, please.
So you used to play music, huh?
I don't play anymore.
What's up, mama?
Hey, give me a Heineken.
Thanks.
Hey, what's up, bro? What's going on?
- Chilling. - Your music is hot!
You know it. Reggaeton is where it's at!
Look, this is my stepbrother, Rob.
What's going on, bro?
- It's good. - All right?
Man, are you still playing?
Always, brother, always.
That's it, brother.
Man, say hi to your father, Roberto.
Sure, thank you.
- Yeah, you got it! - Take care.
Hey, what's up, girl? Wanna dance the Perrero?
- It was so good. - Thank you so much. You liked it?
- I did. - It was good, right?
Thank you.
Hey, I saw you on the stage.
- It was hot. - Oh, thank you. Thank you.
- How do you know Voltio? - His father and my father...
...went to the same school. - Oh, yeah?
They had a band called The Artichokes.
So you guys are musicians too?
My brother is a rapper from New York.
I'm trying to be, you know what I'm saying? But l...
- Yo, C.C. - Hey.
We gotta talk.
Leave me alone.
I'm not your girlfriend anymore.
- Would you just talk to me? - I can't.
Do you wanna come smoke with me?
- So you smoke now? - Yes, I do.
Hey, my bad about inside, you know what I'm saying?
It's okay.
- Look, I don't really smoke. - I don't either.
- Rob, right? - Yeah. C.C.?
- Yeah. - All right.
C.C.
We are headed to San Juan. Alexis and Fido are playing.
Do you guys wanna go?
- Let's go. - All right.
Oh, yeah, C.C., nice boyfriend.
Okay.
The Vega brothers are getting some tonight.
Come on, let's go dance.
Let's groove.
There you go, Mimi.
Come on, dance with me.
So can I see you again?
- Why? - What do you mean why?
- Why do you wanna see me again? - Because we have things in common.
No, but I think you're cool.
Okay. I'll give you a call.
Yo, Javi.
Yo, what's the number?
255-3489.
He's crazy. All right, do you got it?
- Yes, I got it. - Okay.
I need to go.
All right, peace. That was funny.
Call me.
Bye.
Do you have everything?
Yo. Yo.
Hurry.
Come on, right here.
- Hello. - Hello, Rob.
Yeah, what's good?
- Am I calling you too early? - No, just in time.
Can I come over? I need some help with something.
Yeah, sure, no problem.
- Are you okay? - I'll call you back. Bye.
Come on.
Yo.
What's good, man? What you doing?
Making music. Come sit down, I wanna show you something.
That's your basic reggaeton beat.
Okay.
Yo, man, how'd you get all this stuff?
I broadcast music online.
Oh, that's what's up.
This is something I've been working on.
Okay. Okay.
- Slow it down a little bit. Slow it down. - No, no, no.
The idea is to go the other way. Otherwise you have hip-hop.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- Okay. Okay. - Keep going. Keep going.
Okay.
- Sing. Come on. - Okay. Okay.
Your boy Rob.
Coming straight out of Harlem. Uptown, baby.
Uptown...
Okay. Check it out, check it out.
Yo, I'm trying to be the Superman of the ghetto.
Get this paper, take this music to a whole other level.
Trouble found me, then I found myself in Puerto Rico.
That's why I got high, I had to roll.
- Something like that? - Yeah.
- Something like that? - That's off the hook.
Oh, yeah.
We moved from New York to Puerto Rico when I was 8.
Anyway, I came here to talk about personal business.
- Oh, personal business? - Yeah.
Well, what personal business is that?
I actually plan on making it to New York this summer...
...to study dance.
I have this application that I need to correct.
Can you do it for me?
- It's in English. - But your English is perfect.
Spoken, not written.
It's not a lot. It's just a couple of pages and you can just correct it as you go.
Okay.
So, what do I get out of this?
Why do you have to get something out of it?
Well, I mean, usually I charge a fee, but, you know...
I can give you my lucky-charm bracelet.
- Hey. What's up? - Play this.
- Hey, what's up, man? - What is it?
- I'm not gonna mess up your date. - Okay.
Were you recording?
This is you?
This is crazy.
This is real hot. You guys need to record this.
My neighbor has his own studio. I can call him if you want.
- That would be dope. - Okay.
- All right. - Bye.
What have you been up to?
- I'm sorry, what did you say? - What have you been up to?
Well, nothing.
Did you happen to see anyone hanging around the house today?
No. Why?
Someone stole Marivi's engagement ring.
No, I haven't seen anybody around here today.
It meant a lot to her.
It meant a lot to me too.
- Hey, Rosie. - Thank you, C.C.
Excuse me. Can I ask you a question?
I was wondering... I saw you at the club, and you dance great.
- Man, you've got some great moves. - Thank you. Thank you.
- What's your name? - C.C.
- I'm Jeffrey. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
I was wondering if you'd ever consider taking on, like, private clients.
I would have to check. I don't think they allow it.
I'd be willing to pay handsomely and make it worth your while.
- I'll look into it. - Okay. Will you take a card?
- Sure. - Maybe call me?
- Okay. - Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
I'm not feeling it. I don't like it.
No. Look, try it like this:
- Know what I'm saying? - That's too much hip-hop.
What? That's how all the best hip-hop records were made.
That's the point. It's not supposed to sound like that.
Look, man, just try it. Just check it out.
You check it out.
Yo, why you being all stubborn for, man?
Just try it.
Yo, look, man, I'm not trying to battle with you, okay?
But if we gonna make music, we gotta make music as a team.
How we do music if you wanna do one thing, I wanna do another?
- You tell me. - What are you talking about?
- I'm doing hip-hop. - We're in Puerto Rico, not New York.
We don't do hip-hop, we do reggaeton.
I like 50 Cent and Snoop Doggy Dogg.
Okay, yeah, and I like Daddy Yankee and what is his name? Pitbull.
- That's not the point. - That's not the point.
I swear...
Yo, you hear that?
What...? Yo, what's that?
A frog, the coqui.
I like that sound, man.
Might wanna use that, you know what I'm saying?
Like in a song or something.
Yeah, yeah.
- No, no, no. - What?
Okay, okay, okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Hello. Yo. - Are you there?
- Rob? - Yeah.
- What's good? - Nothing, I just wanted to call you...
...and say thank you for correcting my paper. Thank you.
- It's no problem. - I spoke to my friend...
...about using the studio.
- I think I can get that for you guys. - Oh, thanks. Appreciate that.
I'll get in contact with him and let you guys know, okay?
All right.
Peace.
Talking to her, right?
That's her? You talking to her?
I'm talking to none of your damn business, that's who.
- Not my business? - Yeah.
Everything around here is my business, negro pendejo.
Say what? Say what?
I know where you live.
I know where you live. I know where your parents work, you'll see.
You'll see, I'm going to kill them all.
Whatever, man.
Stupid...
You understand what they're saying?
No. Don't know.
It's that today is la conmemoracion del Estado Libre Asociado.
It's Constitution Day.
Oh, okay.
But I thought Puerto Rico was, like, a colonized country.
Something like that.
It is. We're the oldest colony in the world.
Well, that's easy to say.
We have no natural resources. Tourism is it.
What about reggaeton and sugar?
The truth is, we know we can't be a dependent country forever.
The economy is broke anyway, so something has to happen.
To that day, salud.
- You hear anything about the ring? - No. Not yet.
I'm sure it's somewhere.
Ma, you're always losing something and then you find it.
He's speaking the truth.
I hear you're working on a song.
- We are. - What is it?
Well, you know, it's a little bit of everything.
You wanna hear it?
No, no. Not while we're eating dinner.
Maybe later.
How you doing?
Just working on my music.
I know we haven't had a chance to talk about things.
About us.
Well, you don't have to.
I just...
I just want you to know...
...that I always thought about you.
I know it's not fair for me to try to be a father...
...after all these years, but...
So don't.
It's not what you think.
Look, who cares now?
- You have to know, son. - No, I don't.
L...
No, I don't.
I never thought I'd see the day I'd be getting money.
Making music so haters can't take nothing from me.
When chicks wouldn't holler I'd just play back.
All I had was a flow and a ball cap.
Wall to wall, boom, boom across the room.
Thinking they'd be dancing to me soon.
I'm in the game but I'm still in the streets.
Prepped for Harlem and Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico.
That was hot. You guys make a crazy team together.
Oh, thanks.
We appreciate, you know what I'm saying? The recording spot. Thanks.
You're welcome. Where's Javi?
Oh, he had to run some errands. Yeah.
So...
...what you wanna do?
Do you know a place where we can go get some drinks?
You know, there's a place like this in New York.
Or New York is just like this place.
Looks like in Puerto Rico, you can go all day and all night.
Do you dance to this music?
No, not really.
- Why are you laughing? - Why not?
- Because I don't dance, you know? - I'll show you. Come on.
- Welcome back. - Yeah, I'll be right back.
Don't go too far.
Hi. How are you?
- Very good. How are you? - I'm just waiting for my class to start.
This must be fate.
Yeah.
I'm waiting too, you know, for that phone call. So?
I asked, and we're just... We're not allowed to.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Okay, well... - What are you...?
Just down here scouting talent.
- You don't happen to sing, do you? - No. I don't sing.
But I have some friends that are really talented.
- Really? I'd love to hear them. - I can get you their music if you want.
That'd be great. That'd be excellent.
Okay. How long are you in town for?
- Just a couple more days. - Okay. We'll talk.
- Call me? - Yeah.
I've heard that before. If you don't call, I'll call you?
Bye.
So I heard you had a date last night.
- How did it go? - It was cool.
We went to the club, chilled...
...you know, danced and stuff like that.
It was cool. I enjoyed myself.
So do you like the music here, or...?
Oh, yeah, yeah, the music is real different.
- I like it. - Marivi.
Ready?
Okay, I'll see you at home.
See, yo, I don't know nothing you just said, man.
Talking in Spanish.
Come home soon because I'm going to cook.
- Really? - Yes.
Well, then I'll run home.
Give me another beer.
The total is $ 15, including this one.
Hey, I said it's $ 15!
I already heard you.
Can you settle up? It's just that I'm about to close...
You will not close because...
I put money in the jukebox...
...I put money in the pool table.
I'm having a drink, and you're going to throw me out?
- Can I get you something else? - Margarita, please.
Right away.
This is really good.
I'll be right back.
You know, I never thought that he would go after your family, Rob.
I'm so sorry.
Look, don't worry about it.
Marivi, she's gonna be okay.
Plus, I know it wasn't your fault.
You know what I'm saying?
I had some good news for you.
The record producer that I met?
He really liked your demo.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Look, I'm gonna get back inside and see how she is.
- See you later, all right? - Okay. See you.
Hey.
I'm sorry, I didn't...
Let's go outside.
How is she?
Yeah, she'll be okay.
They're gonna let her out tomorrow.
So, what's gonna happen to the dude who did it?
He'll be dealt with.
Who? You or the man?
There's a way of doing things in our neighborhood.
She was asking about you.
I didn't know if I should come in there or not.
I'm happy you did.
- Hey, Vico. - Vico.
Hey, Vico.
- Yo, Vico, where you going? - The mayor has a message for you.
- Vico. - Around here, we don't hit no woman.
- Vico. - Yo, the mayor doesn't like that, man.
- Beating up on women? - What were you thinking, huh?
You're not bigger. The rules are the rules.
So anyway, as I was saying to C. C...
...you put together a kick-ass demo...
...but I got a producer who's gonna take you to the next level. All right?
Okay. But we want to be able to do our music the way we want to.
Right. And the guy I got in mind, he's the best.
Best producer in New York. Peter Black is his name.
Produced Usher, everybody. And you're gonna love him.
Gonna love him.
Well, let me talk it over with my business partner.
You should. But you gotta do it quickly because I gotta get out of town.
- All right, cool. - All right.
- So you'll let me know? - I will.
Thank you for seeing us. Take care.
My pleasure. Thanks, C.C. All right. I expect a call.
So?
I don't know.
What do you mean you don't know?
Do you understand what just happened here, Rob?
I mean, I understand. But I don't know if you do.
A record executive just left here.
Wants to cut your record, you're talking about something else.
Calm down, mama. Calm down.
Look, Robert, I think she's right.
What we have to lose?
Yeah!
So it's off to New York.
Yeah, exactly what you wanted.
Actually, it's even better.
- Yeah, why? - Because you're coming.
Oh, and also because Jeffrey wants to introduce me...
...to some artist managers that need dancers for music videos.
Yeah, that's cool.
- That's good, right? - Yeah.
- What's wrong? - Nothing.
You sure?
Okay, well...
...guess I'll talk to you later. - Okay.
- Phone. - Bye.
Call you.
Hi, Ma. So we got a producer who wants to record us in New York.
That's great. What about the guys that are looking for you?
The producer got us a place to stay in Brooklyn, so he won't find me there.
- I'll text you the address, all right? - Okay.
Meet me there. I love you.
Love you too, babe.
Hey, Robert. What are you doing here?
Well...
I came to tell you that I'm leaving.
What? You're leaving? Why?
We got a gig back in New York.
- You serious? - Yeah.
Congratulations.
You know, I've been wanting to talk to you for a long time.
Something I really need to tell you.
Have a drink with me.
You know, when I met your mother...
...I was playing with a band in New York.
And I...
I was a mess at that time.
Booze...
...drugs.
We had our whole life in front of us.
One night, after the show...
...Tanya was waiting for me in the car with you.
You were...
You were just a baby then.
And I got behind the wheel and I was drunk.
And we had a horrible accident.
Now, thank God we survived.
Tanya didn't wanna speak to me after that.
She asked me to leave.
So I came down here to start over.
And I was calling her and calling her...
...but she had disappeared with you.
I couldn't play music after that.
And I never again returned to New York.
It's still all about you.
You know, it's always been about you.
Look, as far as I'm concerned, I didn't have a father.
And now all of a sudden you and my mom decide that I do?
You know, man, maybe if you hadn't abandoned us in the first place...
...I wouldn't have ended up like this. Hiding, running.
I'm supposed to be dead.
Robert, I am so sorry.
Just forget it, man.
So I guess you'll be leaving us soon.
Yeah.
That's too bad.
Well, I just wanted to tell you that I really appreciate you...
...you know, allowing me to stay here and all.
And I'm really sorry about the trouble and stuff.
It's okay.
Look, before you go, something I wanna show you.
Go in that box, in the corner.
This one?
Sit down.
These are yours.
Your father always looks at those...
...every time your birthday comes around.
September 28th, right?
What's wrong?
I mean, I wasn't gonna sell it or anything.
I don't know why I took it. I just...
I'm sorry.
Don't worry.
I'll just tell him I found it somewhere.
You have every right to feel the way you do...
...but just so you know...
...he was so happy to see you.
Take care of yourself, okay?
- Do you have your tickets? - Yeah, I think so.
Do you have everything you need?
Take it easy.
All right.
Let's go to New York.
- Take care of them. - Okay.
Listen to it, okay?
Okay.
And make sure you clap when the plane lands. It's tradition.
Man, it feels good to be home.
What up, New York?
Yo, man, look at this. This is dope.
Man, this is crazy.
I told you guys Jeffrey was gonna hook us up.
Well, I hope this place comes with a cleaning lady.
- What's good? - Hey.
I'm saying let's go out. Let's go out and celebrate.
Hey, man, why don't you come soup your boy up?
Yo, have you spoken to your ex since you got back?
No.
You still think about her?
I mean, from time to time, but, I mean, you see what I got.
Hey, she got that spice, son. For real.
Don't let it happen again, my nigga.
You talking about the falling-in-love thing?
Never. Never.
You wanna dance?
Never. Never.
So, what do you think? It's got a layer of African fusion.
I mean, I don't mind combining it with something else...
...I just wasn't too crazy about that, you know?
Yeah, I think the boys were hoping to stick to the original beat.
Is that right, guys?
- Did you at least listen to our demo? - What demo?
The one sent from the office. They didn't send that?
- No. - You gotta be kidding me.
Javi, do you got some music on you?
Yeah.
All right.
All right, all right. I can work with this.
Well, all right, then. You kids can take it from here.
- Absolutely. - C.C., let's jet.
Where you going?
He's gonna introduce me to some artists for a music video.
- We'll do something tonight, all right? - All right.
- See what you can do. - No, I got it.
It's gonna be great.
- Be back later, all right? - Yeah.
Bye.
- Hey, baby. - There she is.
- What's going on? - What do you mean?
You know exactly what I mean. You're acting weird.
Did I do something?
I don't know, you tell me.
Look, I thought we had plans tonight. Like, tonight.
Rob, look, I'm sorry.
Jeffrey took me around everywhere, and my battery died today...
Oh, come on, man. Look, I understand you gotta go out, do your thing...
...but it's the way you doing your thing.
Using what you got to get to the next level.
- So you have a good time? - What?
- You and Jeffrey. - You don't know a thing about me.
All I know is what you told me, okay?
How you always wanna get what you want.
Fuck you. I don't need this.
Damn it.
Where to, miss?
I'm going to Manhattan, 240 Central Park West.
Okay.
I'm glad you called.
So this is my apartment.
- It's nice. - Thank you.
Can I get you a drink, or do you wanna talk about anything?
No, thank you. I just...
- I'd rather just go to sleep. - You sure?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Well, let me show you where you're going.
You can stay down here.
You got fresh sheets and towels and a bathroom back here.
You can make yourself at home.
Let me try this.
Now it's better. Yeah.
- Hi, boys. - You guys know Noelia, right?
She's got an amazing voice.
Jeffrey asked me to have her sing the hook on your song.
- What? - No, no, no. No way.
Yo, look, my man, we've been talking to you all day.
Those are not even the tracks that we gave you.
Now you asking us to incorporate somebody on our hook?
We need something commercial, something people already know.
- People are tired of the same old. - Yeah.
We were brought here to make our music.
- We are making your music. - No, we're making your music.
You know what? If you don't like it, you know where the door is.
- Come on, come on. - Okay, okay, stop. Take it easy.
Come on.
We are going to lose the deal, man.
Look, man, I understand that this is a great opportunity...
...but I'm not feeling this, man.
Damn, we're so close.
Close to what, Javi?
That music in there was wack.
And we can't do it like this. This is not how dreams come true.
If we gonna do it, we gotta do it our way.
Let me deal with it. All right, whatever.
Yeah, bye.
What happened?
Your friends just quit.
Don't worry about it.
Anyway, I invited some artists over for cocktails.
But why? That's all I'm asking. Why would you quit?
Ma, they was messing up the music.
But these people are professionals. Maybe they were trying to help you.
Look, don't worry.
I'm not gonna be like dad.
What do you mean?
He told me what happened.
Don't worry, Ma.
I understand.
You do?
- I love you, Ma. - I love you too, son.
New Yorkers are preparing for the annual...
...Puerto Rican Day parade this Sunday.
Many of our local celebrities will be attending.
Some of Puerto Rico's greatest reggaeton artists will be performing...
...such as Voltio, Alexis y Fido, Calle 13 and others.
In other news, the weather in New York has been hitting highs...
...and the beaches have been very crowded.
Please stay tuned for...
Pay attention to what these guys are doing, what she's doing.
So when you make your own record...
...you'll be more familiar with the process, okay?
But I don't wanna be a singer.
What do you mean you don't wanna be a singer?
Come on. That's what they all say in the beginning.
You'll be a great singer.
- What? - Nothing.
I'll be right back.
- Where you going? - Just to the ladies' room. I'll be back.
Oh, what am I doing?
Yo, man, I wanna know where she at.
Does she know anyone here?
No, I don't think so, I mean, Jeffrey.
What a prick, man.
I'm so glad we didn't sign anything before coming here.
- It was a good move. - Word.
What's up, beautiful?
Do you need a ride, mommy?
Tell that kid of yours we wanna talk to him.
Tell him Electric wants to talk to him.
Tonight, 9:00.
Remember...
...we know where to find you in case he forgets to show up.
You got that?
Let the cops deal with it.
Ma, the cops don't care nothing about this.
- To them, I'm one less nigger. - Watch your mouth.
I know these dudes.
They gonna keep messing with me, keep looking for me.
You are on probation. I won't be able to get you out of jail.
Look, I'm not running no more.
I ain't running no more.
Dear C. C., I just wanted to apologize for what I said to you.
I just... I think I'm drunk.
- You think? - I think.
- Really? - Yeah.
Yeah.
- Can I tell you a secret? - What?
You're so beautiful.
You're... God, you're...
You're handsome too, and...
And what? What?
- I don't know. - Old?
No. I wasn't gonna say that.
What were you gonna say?
I don't know.
I don't know, I...
Well, I'm just trying to tell you how special you are.
I want you to know that, okay? And talented.
I mean, you... You have a bright future...
...and you can do anything you want.
Dancing, sing if you want.
You can have anything you want.
You got something... Pardon me.
I don't feel well.
The producers, they screwed us. They're messing up the music.
L... We have no money...
...and I can't stay with Tanya for too long.
I'll take care of it.
Hello?
- Hello? Hello? - Hello?
Hello?
Right then, you know what I'm saying...?
- Yo, yo, yo. - Oh, he there?
- That's him, right? - That's the kid, son.
That's it?
Yo, yo, yo, keep it low, keep it low, keep it low.
What I gotta do to make this right, man?
- All right. You pick one of my boys... - This clown right here.
...fight them, shoot a fair one, then we done.
Hey.
- What are you doing here? - I wanted to make sure you feel okay.
- Punk. - Yo, pick me. Come on.
Get him, get him. Get him. Yeah.
- I just want to kiss your lips. - No, I can't.
Come here for one second.
- Yeah, yeah. - All right, all right, all right.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, get him, get him, get him.
- Please, C.C., don't... - No.
That's for my 'Vette.
That's for being a punk.
- Stop it. - That's for wasting my time.
Stop!
Cops. Break up, break up.
Yeah!
Javi, it's for you.
Hello.
Yo, this is Voltio, what's up?
Hey, what's up?
You know, your father gave me your demo.
It's amazing, we all love it!
Our producer wants to work with that.
It's hot. Listen.
I'm about to board a plane to come to New York...
...for the Puerto Rican Day Parade.
I wanna see you and your crew on stage. Meet me there. Bye.
That's great, thanks.
Okay.
- Yo. Yo, what you doing? - Wake up.
You're not gonna believe what just happened.
Voltio wants us to join him at the parade.
- He just called me right now. - What parade?
We're here at the 49th annual Puerto Rican Day Parade...
...being led by Grand Marshal Marc Anthony and his wife...
...movie star and recording artist, Jennifer Lopez.
We're having great weather in New York...
...and the spirits are running high.
Puerto Rico's greatest musicians have joined the parade...
...including artists such as Voltio.
According to police estimates, the crowds are now building...
...to over three million people.
Dear C. C...
...I wanted to apologize for what I said to you.
I wish I understood myself a little better.
And in case I don't see you or go back...
...I wish that you become an amazing dancer.
You deserve it.
Peace, Rob.
Where are you?
Puerto Rico!
What's up, everybody?
Yeah, you know what's up!
Hey, everybody, we're here at the Puerto Rican Day Parade.
And we're here chilling hard.
And today, I have some special guests...
...that came all the way from San Juan, Puerto Rico...
...the Vega Brothers!
All right, let's go, baby.
What's up?
Javi, what's up, papi?
Hey, yo, what's good, what's good?
All right, all right, all right. So check it out.
My name is Rob, coming straight out of Harlem.
You know, we came to do a little something for y'all today.
That's my boy Javi coming straight out of Puerto Rico.
Matter of fact, I love Puerto Rico.
Yo, yo, do a little something for them, Javi.
Okay.
Yes, sir. So check it out.
Y'all can put your hands up just like this.
Put your hands up. Yeah, yeah. Don't be afraid. It's all good.
I have a surprise for this man right here.
Joining us is one of the best musicians.
One of the best musicians from Puerto Rico.
An amazing percussionist.
Here he is, Roberto Vega.
Julio Voltio.
It's good to see you.
How are you?
It's great to be here in New York City. It's good to see you.
- Man, this is crazy. - Yeah, I can't believe he came.
Yeah, yeah, put your hands up, Puerto Rico.
I'm so glad you're here.
I am so proud of you, son.
Thanks.
Man...
Did you get my message?
Yeah, I got it. So I'll see you after?
All right. All right, let's do this.
Here we go.
Yeah. Put your hands up.
Put your hands up.