On the Ice
A subtitle by R3V0LV3R.
I was spitting
some rhymes last night.
That beat
you gave me was tight!
- You write it down?
- Couldn't stop for that.
I passed out mid-rhyme.
Do you remember anything?
- It'll come back to me.
- Yeah, right.
Do you doubt me, man?
Drop a beat.
- Nah. Nah.
- Come on, drop a beat.
Bump that.
Nah, nah. It ain't there.
You're just freaking out, dude.
- I got some news.
- What's up? You all right?
Nothing I can't handle.
- It's Uvlu.
- What? She finally dump you?
No. She ain't gonna
dump me, man.
She might be, ah...
Fat? Ain't that how
you like them chicks, dude?
No, I don't like them fat!
She might be pregnant.
- Damn.
- Well...
it's about time
I made my mom an grandma, right?
What are you gonna do?
Get a job, I guess. I mean,
it's not like I was going
to college with you anyways.
Trace is gonna hook it up
with some chronic to sell.
Don't look at me like that.
It's not like
I'm slinging crack.
You know you're gonna be
like my son's uncle, right?
Give him all that wisdom
you got in your head.
You know,
keep him on the level.
I gotta make sure
he's not too straight though.
I gotta have a little
What makes you think
it's gonna be a boy?
Inuk, please.
The ammunition I'm packing,
she probably got
one of each up in there.
Whatever, dude.
hell, yeah!
oh, man.
Man, back that up.
I wanna see it again.
Hey, you got too much speed.
You went too far.
- Yeah, I flew.
- Hey!
- hey, shitheads, man?
- What?
Who's got pot?
So what time are
we leaving tomorrow?
- Huh?
- We're going hunting, remember?
I'm down.
You mean if your boy
here will drive you.
Told you. Where are we going?
Down the coast?
Nah. There's too many
pressure ridges that way.
It'll take us half a day
just to get to the water.
I say we just go down
pass the runway, man.
No, no, dude.
There's cracks over there.
- Who told you that?
- My dad.
- He was out there last week.
- What? You scared?
No. I just don't feel like swimming
back if the wind kicks up.
a bunch of natchiq.
What? With that piece of sh*t
Man, my 30 aught 6 is gonna waste
your brand-new 308, muthafuckah!
On a mission
my dinner's old.
Pushin' a peddle, man,
I'm ridin' a load.
Tryin' to keep
my eyes on the road.
While I feel
a bite from the cold.
- ha-ha. What's that?
- Man, that's "yesking".
What kind of
b*tch ass rhyme is that, dude?
F*** you. That's the rhyme.
What you wanna bet?
If I'm right,
you can send that fine ass girl of
yours over and she can ride my usiq
- like she's been wanting to.
- F*** you, man.
Got your tunes?
Oh, yeah.
Ha. Have her come over
to my place tonight.
Give me time to finish off
my girl first though.
Unless she wants
to have a threesome.
How does she like it?
She like to ride or be ridden?
You're only saying that 'cause
I already had your girl, man.
I had your girl
I guess you like 'em
skanky though, huh?
With that skanky ass
mom of yours...
- hey. Yo, yo, yo...
- Hey, get off.
- Hey, get off.
- Are you f***ing crazy?!
Dude, he was just
messing around, man.
You're luck they caught us,
man, I'll pound your ass.
Yeah, you'd like that,
wouldn't you?
F*** you, man.
Damn.
She went three
months this time.
Phst.
Hello, son.
- Aivaaq, how're you doing?
- I'm good. How're you doing?
Good.
Are you staying for dinner?
Every chance I get.
- Mom home?
- Not yet.
- Darlene had something.
- What's for dinner?
All you think about your stomach.
I'm cooking tonight.
We're having nikipiaq.
Real food.
Happy birthday to three boys...
Lord, bless this food.
May it be health to our bodies,
strength to our bones,
and peace to our minds.
- Amen.
- Amen.
Finally got
the rest of our lumber.
We can finish our shed
this weekend.
- We were gonna go out.
- Where?
Out on the ice.
- Which way?
- Down past the runway.
Just you two?
James is probably
gonna come, too.
- Hi, daddy.
- Hey, ballerina.
- ahh!
- Ya, ya, ya.
Hi, Aivaaq. How's your mom?
- She's okay.
- Is that tutu?
The one he shot last fall.
Last little bit of it.
They're going out
this weekend though,
bring home some natchiq
for the freezer.
- Where are you going?
- Just out.
Don't stay out too late.
All right.
Go see your grandma first.
I couldn't check on her today.
Okay.
Hey, Qalli. Hey, Aivaaq.
My mom told me
not to talk to strange girls.
- What's up?
- Don't talk to 'em, Qalli.
They'll get you into trouble.
You guys here about
that party at Roscoe's?
- What?
- Yeah.
His parents are
out of town or something.
Is that where you guys
- Yeah.
- You guys want a ride?
- Could we get Uvlu first?
- Sure.
- Where's James?
- He's already there.
He send you guys
to look for us?
No.
So you guys came looking for us yourselves?
I see how it is.
- Dude.
- As if.
Don't worry, Michelle. Your secret's safe.
I won't tell James.
- hey, what's up, man?
- 'Sup, homes?
Hello.
Hey, girl. Where you been?
I've been waiting for you.
Yeah, I can see that.
- Hey, Ellie.
- 'Sup, cuz?
You've been caught, fool.
Let's get you guys some drinks.
That's what I'm talking about.
F*** you, guys!
F*** you, guys!
F*** you, guys!
F*** you!
Oh!
Hey, Qalli!
Qalli, get over here, bro!
- "Bump that arctic thug."
- All right. All right.
All right. Top of the world.
Let's show 'em how we par-ty.
Me and my man Qalli
came out with this beat.
Get it started!
There we go.
Yeah.
Professional eskimo,
gangster in the snow.
Aught-six, 3 clips.
Drop you like
the temperature
well below zero,
frostbite on your nose.
Misigaq is my flow.
In the boat, rock it fast
then slow.
On the drums, keep the beat
keep it slow.
Northern lights up above,
green as bud,
show some love
Hollah!
Ooo...
Wee!
Throw your hands up.
Yeah! Woo!
You ain't gotta worry about a thing.
I'll provide.
You gotta learn hot to cut a seal though.
I'm gonna be a hunter.
Ain't that right, Qalli?
If you don't
graduate and get a job,
then how's the big, bad hunter
gonna buy gas and bullets?
I'm old school.
Well, I'm new school. I'm not
changing no fox-skin diapers
so your ass is getting a job.
All right, man.
I'm gonna roll out.
So soon?
I promised my dad
I'd go see my grandma.
I'll see you in the morning?
I'll have coffee
waiting for you.
Kick ass earlier.
I'm going to see
what's up, dude.
You're gonna be
waiting a long time.
What?
The sun doesn't set
'til august.
Thanks for the info.
I would have been out here all
night if it wasn't for you.
You're leaving early?
I gotta go see my grandma.
You're not drunk, are you?
Your grandma would kick your ass.
I only had one.
Where are you heading?
Home.
I've seen enough.
Did you and James fight?
My bad. None of my business.
Sorry.
It's all right.
I loved the song earlier.
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