I think that the LP is a good idea.
And I know you think it's a good idea too.
I love it.
We should be working together and going further.
SHIRLENE: Exactly.
And all of them said that they are willing to do the LP.
But they just don't want it to be thrown in their face,
and how many videos you guys got.
Look, the fact is, I don't need
to work with any of these artists for my success.
I don't feel like Abira brings anything to the table
that we really need.
SHIRLENE: OK.
You can come across as you being cocky or you bragging.
Sometimes, it ain't what you say, it's how you say it.
I know I had a sour attitude, because I felt
like Abira was a [bleep] bully.
But I don't want you to do it and let
somebody stop your opportunity.
That's fine, but I don't want her on the same project.
Come on, girl.
Don't cut off your nose and spite your face--
or my nose, either.
I got skin in this game too.
What about her doing her own song on there,
but you guys, like, doing a song with the twins?
You ain't gotta necessarily work with Abira.
OK, yes, like, we'll do it, because it can help everybody.
You know what?
I've made up my mind.
I don't want to do it.
I'm 26 years old.
I make my own decisions.
I'm not working with her.
Nope.
We moved all the way to Atlanta to further our career,
and I feel handcuffed.
I love Emily, but sometimes, she can be so unreasonable.
And I'm not going to let her ruin my career.
WOMAN: So have you talked to your artists?
Yeah, I talked to my artists.
Have you talked to yours?
Yes, I've been talking to mine.
So I was just making sure--
OK.
Well, I talked to mine too.
--that everything was OK.
'Cause that attitude gotta go out the door.
What about your artist's attitude?
No.
It was Emily's.
After the hot mess at the Street Execs meeting,
I gotta do whatever it takes to save this LP
and to save our chances on getting someone on the tour.
So here we are, back at Street Execs,
to talk about where we at with this album.
Your artist was the one that brought the stuff up
in front of the execs.
All she said was that we have a problem with someone.
And all Emily and Bri said is that we're willing to do
this compilation album with--
And they're willing to do it too.
They said--
They're willing to do too. Unless--
SHIRLENE: They said that they're willing to do--
OK.
Unless Emily stops her attitude.
You can't even stop your attitude and let me talk.
I don't have an attitude. I'm fine.
SHIRLENE: OK, but you're not even letting me talk.
I'm-- 'cause I'm talking.
OK, well, I was already talking and you cut me off.
OK.
No, I didn't.
Yes, you did. You just--
WOMAN: OK, Juicy.
- You just cut me off. - OK.
The floor is yours. SHIRLENE: Like I was saying--
Like always.
What the [bleep] does that mean?
We are fixing to go into this meeting with Street Execs.
WOMAN: OK.
I know where I'm going.
SHIRLENE: Please.
WOMAN: I'm a [bleep] professional.
Hey, how you doing?
How y'all doing?
What's up?
We talking?
That's just great.
The last time we saw E. Sudd, it was a blow-up.
Now he catches us arguing again.
All right, ladies.
Talk to me.
Where are we at with the project?
We got a verdict?
We ready to go?
Man at the same place we was when we left.
The artists can't seem to get along.
Are you for real?
I mean, we talked.
Well, I talked to my artists.
WOMAN: And I talked to mine.
And so Emily and Bri, they want to do the project.
They say they're willing to put their differences
aside and work with the twins.
But they don't want to work with Abira.
This meeting's really pointless.
Y'all could have texted me and told me this.
The project is done.
That'd be a waste of time.
You feel me?
OK, [bleep] the beef.
Let's do this tour.
Nobody's ready for the tour yet.
And y'all know that.
SHIRLENE: Holy [bleep].
We [bleep] up.
We all [bleep] up.
The LP album is DOA.
And it's not looking good for this tour.
As of now, ain't nobody going on tour, straight up.
Matter fact, till y'all figure it out, I can't do it, yo.
I got stuff to do.
OK.
What the hell are we gonna do now?