- You stupid son of a bitch.
- He -- Pam.
- MALE NARRATOR: Previously on, "Bruh".
- I have proof.
- TOM: Look, I promise you, I'll be there tomorrow, okay?
Yeah, I--I don't care if there's not a flight,
I'll drive all night if I have to.
- Every answer you're looking for is in your past.
- ♪
- I can take you through this, but it's gonna be painful.
- TOM: It's my mother...
the doctor said her kidneys are failing.
- REGINA: Bill is a lucky guy, so are you.
- No, go on, did I interrupt something?
- Damn.
- Did I interrupt something?
- Yeah, actually you did.
- Mike. - Just tell him.
- You interrupted him telling me
that you didn't do anything with Pamela.
- I told you that already.
- Oh, and I'm supposed to believe you?
- Yeah.
- Bill, you have not earned the right
to be believed by me yet.
- Well, she told you.
- Okay, I know that.
- Oh, so now, you don't believe her?
- It's not that I didn't believe her--
- No, no, no, go ahead, go on, what is it?
- Dude, what are you doing here?
- Regina, what are you doing here?
- I asked you a question. - Regina.
- I'm talking to you. - Okay.
You guys stop.
- You ainút -- my salmon suit.
- Okay, okay, alright, stop! Okay, you guys are friends.
- Are we? - Yes, you are.
- Bill, Mike has something to tell you.
- No, I don't. - Mike...tell him.
- What? - Come on, speak up.
- Me and Regina been --. - See, now, I'ma slap you.
- Okay, okay, relax. - Don't...
- I'm sorry, okay. - See?
- Cool.
- We--we just had a great conversation,
buried the hatchet. - Alright.
- And-- - Hold up.
Y'all two had a great conversation?
- Yeah, we did.
- Y'all better talk to me.
- Watch your tone in my house.
Look, I was told that you stayed the night at Pam's,
but, I just-- - --, I told you.
- I--I, yeah, I was-- - I told you I didn't.
- And... - I'm--
- You--you were... - Let me finish!
I'm sorry, --!
I was--I-- - Spit it out!
- I was-- - REGINA: Wrong.
- Watch your mouth.
I was wrong, I was-- I was wrong.
- And?
- And what? - REGINA: You're...
- ...sorry. - MIKE: And what?
I'm not going that far, it's--that's too far.
- REGINA: This is ridiculous. - That's too--
- I forgive you. - You could have just said it.
- MIKE: Okay, okay, alright, I'm sorry.
- Great. Now, you two need to talk,
and you can tell him just how you knew that.
- Hold on, where you going? - I'm going home.
- I just had a long conversation with Natalie.
- Yeah, I know.
- What? - She texted me.
- Oh, so you know what kind of doctor she is?
- She told me that I should be open to what you have to say.
- Damn, she's good. - Well, now, she's good?
- Well, I mean, I'm just... saying maybe we should go.
- You need to talk to Mike,
and I'll just talk to you when I get home.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- Alright.
- And Mike. - Yes, Regina?
- Gon' ahead--gon' ahead and tell him
that you tried to seduce me before I do.
- What, say what?
- [laughing]
- ♪ Navigating through this dating life ♪
♪ Tryin to find me a shawty and make her mine ♪
♪ Now I'll find one in no time
♪ With the help of my homies, I'm going up with my bruhs ♪
♪ Cause we're goin up, we're going up ♪
♪ Me and my bruhs
♪ Going up, going up
♪ Going up, we're going up with the bruhs ♪
♪ Ooh, whoa
♪ Going up and going up with the bruhs ♪
- ♪
- Say what?
- Yeah.
- You a low down mother--.
- Bill... - Nah, nah--
See, I knew you was gon' be on that get even shit.
- I wasn't--I wasn't gonna do anything.
- You so full of shit, dog. - I wasn't gonna do anything.
- I don't believe none of that shit.
- I'm telling you.
What, I was gonna do what they was gonna do to you?
- You so full of shit, --, damn.
- I'm telling you, I'm telling--
- Mike! - Look, I'm sorry,
I--I thought you had gotten with Pam.
- --, I told you I didn't.
- ♪
- Private eye said that you did.
- Private eye?
- Yeah.
- Wow! You really that -- up?
You got people following her and shit?
- I just wanted to know what she was doing.
- Look, he should've told your ass.
- Look, he saw a car there all night
that looked like yours, but it wasn't yours.
- --, I told you that already.
- ♪
- Yeah...I know, I'm sorry.
- You know what, I'm done with you.
- Where you going?
- To get the -- away from your toxic ass.
- ♪
- Bill, Bill.
Don't leave me.
- You want me to stay here?
You tried to sleep with my girl, dog.
- ♪
- But I didn't.
- Mike, come on.
- Look, you want me to believe you,
and you won't believe me? - Hell no, man!
- Why?
- 'Cuz I'm me, and you're you.
- Bill, come on. - Shut the -- up, little ass --!
- Hey, Bill, hey, what's going on, man,
come on, come on, let's talk.
- Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, let's talk, let's talk.
- I'm good. - Let's talk.
Let's talk, bro. Bro, let's talk.
- What's going on, what's going on, man?
- Ask him. - Mike, Mike, Mike...
- What's up, Mike, what's going on?
- Talk to me, man, Mike, what's the problem, man?
- What's going on, Mike? - Go ahead.
He tried to get with Regina. - What?
- Oh! - Mike, for real.
- Maybe I should wait in the car.
- No, no, no, no, no, you good.
You good. - Chill out, man,
don't--don't leave, I need a ride home later.
Eh, Mike! What's going on, y'all?
Regina...really? - Yeah.
- What you mean some, "Yeah?" What's--you-- you tryna--
that's -- vindictive, bro, you can't be on that,
we pose to be the Bruhs, bro, that's not what we do.
- You see, you see? - Let's talk it out,
let's talk it out. - See, even this -- knows you.
- Y'all ain't my friends, man. - GREG: Bro--
- You see? - He's not against you, okay?
We're--we're your boys, okay? - Nah, this -- is against us.
See, this -- was tryna get with--
- I had Regina come over, yeah, I had Regina come over.
- JOHN: What the-- - GREG: Wait.
- But why-- why would you do that shit, bro?
- Wait, your Regina, Bill? - Yes.
- --, what-- - MIKE: I was just--I was just--
- Tryna -- her? - No.
- Did he? Did you do that shit, man?
- No, man.
- That--that'd be a violation of the bro code, man.
- 'Cuz that's just taking the shit too far, man.
Y'all--y'all, come on, we don't--
- MIKE: Okay, okay, but I didn't do it.
- JOHN: I'm glad, I'm happy to hear that.
He didn't do it, good, so-- - Okay, Mike, really?
- What's the problem still? - What's the problem?
- Why was she here?
- Look, I thought that he -- Pam.
- I told you I didn't.
- MIKE: Look, I thought he slept with Pam
'cuz his car was at her place all night.
- Bill, you didn't tell me that, man.
- No, tell them the rest.
- But, it wasn't his car.
- Okay, it wasn't his car. - Good.
- Cool. - Well, good.
- This -- was having her followed.
- What? - JOHN: What's this?
- Wow, bro.
- You been hanging out with my mama?
- Yeah, I had her followed,
I was just tryna figure out what she was doing.
- Well, looks like it was a misunderstanding, right?
- MIKE: A misunderstanding, he kissed her.
- They set me up, --. - --, I don't a damn!
- Whoa, whoa! - JOHN: Calm down.
- Well, obviously, you must, you been having her followed.
- Look, --, y'all need to get the -- out.
- No, Mike--
- Get the -- out, get the -- out!
- Bill, you ain't gotta leave, bro.
- Bye. - MIKE: Bye.
See ya, see ya. Peace be to you, sir.
- What the -- is going on, man? - BILL: Your hoe ass.
- Hoe ass, who the -- you talking to like that?
- Relax. - Mike!
- I'ma come over there, I will get--
y'all can get the -- out, too. Don't touch me, --..
- Mike, Mike, Mike.
Mike, come on, calm down let's talk.
- Mike, bro, look at me.
- Let me talk to him-- - I'm here for you.
- Move, move, move.
Mike, Mike, look, look, I love you, bro,
this is not-- it's not that serious, okay?
- Look, get out. - A'ight, let's talk.
- Get out.
- Mike, I'm trying to talk to you, man.
- I'm being calm, you're testing my patience.
- Mike, this is--
- I will knock you the -- out again.
- Okay, I'ma wait in the car, but don't think I'm leaving
'cuz you gon' knock me the -- out.
'Cuz you threatened me, I [speaking gibberish].
- It's cool. - I'm gon' still leave.
Come on, let's just go. - Get out.
- JOHN: Let's go, let's go. - Mike, it's us.
- Greg, he knock you out, I ain't got no bread.
You a doctor, you gon' have to fix yo' jaw,
you gon' have to fix your own -- jaw.
- It's us, man, you can talk to me.
What's going on? - You can go.
- Something's going on, right? Mike, just communicate.
- Leave, Greg, leave, okay? - Please?
Bro, I got-- - Leave!
Leave. - Okay, okay.
- Thank you.
- ♪
- There's--there's just something different
about him, bro.
- I don't know what's going on with him, man.
- I don't know, but it's something.
- Like, you think it's got something to do with his job,
maybe he mad or something like that?
- Could be, but I think it's something deeper than that.
- I've seen him bad,
but I ain't never seen him this bad.
- You think...
- What?
- Nothing, nothing.
- What? - Nothing, man,
I've been in L.A., it's been a minute
since I've been around the crew everyday, uh...
- You was thinking something, though, say it.
- Nothing, I'm just worried about him, okay?
- Like, but you seemed like you had an idea of something
that was going on.
- Listen, I'll talk to him, alright?
- All right, you gon' head, I ain't gon' be able to.
- Yeah, get your ass beat again. - Really?
- [laughing] - So--so you on that, too?
It's so funny? Don't play with me,
don't--don't--don't get here acting brand new, boy.
- I'm sorry.
- I'll whoop your ass, okay? Don't play with me.
Yeah, y'all-- - Sensitive.
- I get enough of that from my mama, okay, chill out.
- [chuckles] I'm sorry, man, I'm sorry.
- Stop that shit. Yeah, it's your bad.
- Dang, all right. - Yeah.
- My bad. - Yeah.
- Geez.
- And slow down, why you driving so fast?
- I'm not speeding.
- You are-- --, you're driving fast.
- I'm not speeding. - --, slow down,
I don't--I don't believe in getting pulled over,
I don't mess with the police, okay?
- Okay, all right.
- Like--why-- why you in a rush for?
- I'm not in a rush, bro. - --, you're clearly in a rush.
- Okay, okay, you're right, whatever, dang.
- Like, where you going?
- I'm not-- I'm going the speed limit.
- --, that is not the... I get it [chuckles].
- What, get what? - I get it,
you on your way to get something,
somebody got your eye. - What makes you say that?
- -- drive like that when they in a rush for something,
I know what you in a rush for, that's what it is.
You can tell me, what's going on,
who you--? - Al lright.
- Got somewhere to go?
- I met this girl, she lives down the hall from me.
- You met a girl? - Yeah.
- Oh, you straight in to it, huh?
You just got here. - I really like her, man.
- That's dope, man, that's dope, man.
That's nice.
- Yeah, it's just-- she's beautiful,
she's smart, like everything I like, man.
She even likes sports.
- [mocking] She like everything I like.
She like sports? - Yes, bro.
- Oh, that's the bullshit, right there.
- What you mean? - That's the bullshit.
In the beginning, them --, [chuckles] you like,
you be like, "I like basketball,'
they like, "I like basketball, I love basketball."
- [laughs] - "Man, I like football."
"I love fooseball, fooseball."
- No, bro. - You be like, "Football.'
I'm telling you,
in the beginning, they be loving everything, bro.
- I promise you this was different, okay?
- Okay, you really think so?
- Yes, man, I really like her, bro,
like, she's just cool, you know.
Like, we can--we get along, she talks to me,
everything's just nice and smooth, like...
She likes sports, like,
it's--it's--it's a good time, I promise.
- I--okay, well, I'm happy for you.
- I don't feel like this often, okay?
- I'm happy for you, I'm happy for you.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, like, when--when, uh, when you gon' see her?
- I'm seeing her tonight. - Oh!
Okay, when was the last time you saw her?
- I saw her last night. - Oh, this serious.
Eh, y'all -- in Tom's bed, though,
that's--that's kind of nasty. - [laughing]
- You got your own -- room. - All right, all right, relax.
- [laughs] You just-- - No.
- Got to Tom's house, and think that's yo' shit, huh?
- I just--I just met her, we're cool, okay?
I'm meeting her tonight, it's all right.
- Well, I'm glad for you, man, I'm happy for you,
just don't be -- in Tom's bed,
I don't think he would like that.
- What's wrong with you, man? - I don't know what you doing.
I don't know what you're in to [laughs].
She likes basketball, and, like, and she likes my balls [laughs].
- All right, that's a--that's enough.
That's--that's enough.
- Greg don' came to Atlanta, and got buck wild [laughs].
- You play too much, man. - JOHN: Hey.
- You never know how to act.
What's up with you, you all in my business, man,
what you got going on, who you talking to?
- [laughs] You see [unintelligible].
Nah, I met this chick at, uh, at the bar,
her name Lydia, she bad.
- Yeah? - You know what I'm saying?
Actually, you know what, eh, man, eh, take me by there.
Take me by there, I think she working right now.
- Lenny's Lounge? - Yeah.
I go chop it up with her, see what that be like,
you know what I mean? Yeah, I'm feeling good tonight,
I feel, look good, I look good.
- You look all right. - Oh, don't hate, okay,
You look corny, JCPenney shirt.
- All right, relax. - Yeah, I'ma get me a drink,
and just kick it with her, that's what I'ma do.
- All right, cool, good, you do that.
- JOHN: Yeah, yeah, yeah, man.
Eh, and can you do me one more favor
after you drop me off?
Can you drop this bag off at my mama's house?
- Yeah, yeah, what's in it? - Yeah, I appreciate it.
- I gotcha. - You can just, you know--
- Man, I'm not dropping yo mama off no tampons.
- Eh, man, eh, just put it on the porch and run, man.
Please, look out for me. - Bro, no.
John! - Can you at least do that?
- John, no, absolutely not. - Come on, man.
- What's wrong with you? - Come on, look out for me.
- My mama said she wanted to see how you was doing anyway.
- Bro, no, I'm not doing that. - Can you please do that for me?
Come on, like, do me a favor, you--you--
- All right, bro, dang. - I appreciate it,
if you need a favor, if you need something--
- You always asking for something.
Bro, I would never ask you to bring my mama no tampons.
- But, if you did, I would. - I'll take your mama's stuff,
don't talk about my mama again, all right?
- All right, I won't talk about your mama.
- ♪
- PAMELA: Girl, wait, he did what?
- REGINA: Girl, yes, he's having you followed.
- Why in the hell would he even do that?
- Girl, I told you, I think he's mentally ill,
there's something wrong with Mike.
- You did say that,
but that's the type of shit that kind of pisses me off,
you know what I mean? That doesn't even--
- And, he thought that Bill stayed the night
because the P.I. said that he saw a car
that looked just like his there all night long.
- No, okay, no.
- REGINA: Girl, yes, I'm sorry.
- You know what, no, I'm just gonna go over there,
and give him a piece of my mind.
- O--girl, do that.
- No, I will,
can you make sure you answer when I call you?
- And let me know how it goes? - PAMELA: No, I will.
- Okay.
Okay, Bill just walked in, I gotta go.
- Okay, I'll talk to you--
Regina, make sure you answer your phone.
- REGINA: Girl, you know I will.
- Bye.
- ♪
- So, you talk to Mike?
- You saw me.
- Okay, so what did he say?
- Well, we actually had a pretty good conversation.
- ♪
- About him trying to sleep with you?
- Okay, who do you think I am?
Come on now.
- Sorry.
- ♪
- I mean, Mike, really?
- I just... - You just...
you think I would do some shit like that?
- Well, I mean, you thought
I'd do some shit like that with Pam.
- Well, I thought you would do some shit like that
with anybody, so...
- Okay, now that's--that's petty, you know I wouldn't.
- No, it's fair.
- ♪
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Okay.
- ♪
- So...you talked to Natalie?
- Yeah.
You got a problem with that?
- No, I don't have a problem with you talking to her,
I have a problem with you sleeping with her.
- I didn't sleep with her. - Yeah, this time.
- Honestly, she's a really good therapist.
- Oh, now, she's a really good therapist?
- She is. - Um-hm.
Yeah, she is,
and she's gonna be referring you to a male therapist.
Mm-hm. - A'ight, I'm cool with that.
- Good.
- ♪♪
- I'm just glad you're talking to somebody, Bill.
- So am I.
- So I'm thinking that after--
- I really, really do love you, Regina.
- ♪
- Okay.
- ♪
- You doubt that?
- Bill, it's not that I doubt it,
it's just, you know, the wedding,
and you just ruining everything, it's just like--
- Well, I--I did that, so that I can have you.
- Are you sure about that? - Yes, I'm sure, sure.
- It's just that doesn't... that doesn't feel right.
- Okay. - I don't--
- Okay, okay, okay.
- ♪
- How about... you move in here with me?
- ♪
- Are you serious? - I'm dead ass.
- Bill. - Come on.
- I don't know about that. - Come on.
Okay, how many years were we dating--
And you were asking, "Can I move in here?"
and I was like, no, no-- - Right.
- 'Cuz, you know, I like my place a certain thing--
And you gon' give that feminine energy,
and now I'm giving you exactly
what you been asking for, for years,
and you don't wanna take it. - Okay, okay--
- See, this-- y'all are so confu--
- Look, all right, Bill, okay.
If I give you this one chance, this one chance--
- Uh-huh. - And you screw this shit up...
- I ain't gon' do it. - It's a wrap.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, - I swear.
- I'm not gonna make the same mistake again.
- Okay. You sure?
- Are you sure? - Okay.
- Is that--is that a yes? Is that--is that a yes?
What--what's-- I mean, come on.
Look, where you staying, hm, where you staying?
- Well, I'm-- - Well, I'm--
- It's-- - Nope, nowhere.
I know you already gave up your place,
just come here, come on.
- ♪
- I'm just not sure that's the best idea, Bill.
- But, why not? - I don't think you're ready.
- I am ready. Look, let me prove it, okay?
I just--I just asked you to move in, okay?
We gon' go through this again?
I just asked you to move in, that means I'm ready, okay?
- Okay. - Ain't gon' be nothing else.
- We'll see.
- Okay, a'ight, so... that's a yes?
- ♪
- Is it a yes? - All right.
- Okay. So, where's your things?
- They're in storage. - Okay, well, let's go get 'em.
- Okay, can we do this tomorrow?
Like, slow down. - Okay.
- [chuckles]
- Okay. - Okay.
- ♪
- I really, really, really, really love you.
I'm gonna make everything right.
- Okay.
- I can't get an I love you back?
- I love you, I'm just...I'm just scared.
- Look, I promise you, I'ma make everything right.
A'ight? - Okay.
- Okay.
- ♪
- Hey. - Hey, Greg.
- Hey, Ms. Alice. - Greg, what you doing here?
- I just moved back to Atlanta.
- Oh, damn [giggles], I forgot how fine you was.
- I got your bag for you.
- Well, where is John and, uh, Tom?
- Oh, Tom had to go to Ohio to see about his mom,
she's sick. - Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
You know, tell him I send my love.
- Okay. - Well, where John at?
- John had to go to the store.
- Well, you just came from the store.
- I have to go, Ms. Alice. - No, no, no, no, no, come on,
I need to talk to you.
- Ms. Alice, I have a date.
- A date? - Yes.
- With who? - Ms. Alice!
- Oh, you cheating on me? - Huh?
- You know I'll cut you.
- If you don't mind, I have to go, okay?
- I need to talk to you.
- Okay, what is it?
- Well, I haven't been feeling like myself.
- Well, you seem to be fine.
- Well, I'm not, I'm serious.
I have to tell you something, I'm missing my period.
- What?
- Yes.
- Ms. Alice, are you... are you serious?
- Yes.
- You still have a period?
- Yes, --, I still have a period.
- Are you-- - Ah! I think I'm pregnant.
- Damn!
- ♪