Rize Page #5
I want everybody to win.
I want no losses, baby.
Whoever lose...
I repeat:
Whoever lose...is out!
I ain't gonna even
talk about it.
There goes the game! Game over!
Hey, y'all, get ready.
Let's go. Let's line up.
If they beat us,
I'm gonna retire.
What would you do?
Just say it happened.
If they beat me?
Hey, I'll probably be
workin' at Vons with Larry.
Let's get ready to rumble!
Get ready to make some noise!
La Nia, you ready, girl?
We about to kick it off.
Miss Prissy, you ready, girl?
We about to kick it off.
Let's make some noise for...
La Nia!
Do me a favor and make
some noise for Miss Prissy!
And the world-famous, undisputed
champion of the world...
is...
Miss Prissy!
Say, "Larry!"
Larry!
Say, "Larry!"
Larry!
Say, "Larry!"
Larry!
Give it up for Lil Man!
Give it up for Lil Mama!
I cannot believe!
This is ludicrous.
It's all good.
I ain't never got
to practice for nothin'.
I came out there,
danced off my head...
and came up with
a beautiful show, baby.
A beautiful show.
They cheated my cousin.
They cheated all y'all.
That's some bullshit.
That was weak.
All them niggas is weak!
All y'all battle! All y'all!
Battle! Right! Battle!
You all did not win
all of the battles.
I'm gonna tell you that.
You didn't win 'em all...
but you got cheated out
of about 3.
Told y'all we were gonna do it!
That wasn't no BattleZone.
That was a concert for Larry.
And he won.
We won! We won!
We won!
Thank you, Jesus!
How you doin'?
Larry!
He probably worked
his ass off...
for about 3 weeks,
You know what I'm saying?
I'm real with this.
I'm original.
Everything I do is pure.
I don't have to practice it.
I don't have to want it.
I already got it.
You know what I'm sayin'?
And it's done.
I ain't got nothin' to say.
I'm done.
Feel good to wear this, baby.
Be all I am the way I am
'Cause I'm...
Tell us... Tell us what happened.
Somebody done broke into his...
Everything OK?
They just broke...
broke in my house.
While we was on here
at the BattleZone...
they broke in my house.
They thrashed everything.
You try and work hard
for these people...
but people
are always doin' stuff.
Doin' stuff,
and they doin' this stuff.
It's hard, man!
They can't do that.
They can't do that.
Stand over here, sir.
While I was
winnin' the BattleZone...
I was losing
BattleZone over here.
They came in the house...
broke in the house,
and took everything.
The front door is over there?
No, the front door
and this door.
This is the sliding door...
and there's a door through
that washroom over there.
You just have to know that...
because you're doing
something right...
this is happening.
only when people do
something positive. OK?
And, you know,
you're trying to do...
something very good
for the children...
for the kids, and this is
unfortunate, but it is...
Hey, baby.
Hi, daddy.
How you doin'?
Fine.
Yeah, I feel you.
Daddy.
Th... there.
There you go, daddy.
Something's missing.
Did you dust the front door?
Because that wouldn't...
We dust the whole house, sir.
We dust the whole house.
Don't trip. Forget this...
'cause we fi'n
to get a mansion.
We're gonna have a mansion
with everything we want in it.
Amen.
They can trash it...
'cause we movin'
Everything happens
for a reason...
and that lets you know
we have to leave.
Right.
We have to get out of here.
That's all that is.
They heard you weren't
movin' fast enough.
They was tryin' to help you.
Everything happens for a reason.
That's how you
got to look at it.
I remember that.
We fi'n to go in a mansion.
We're gonna have a 20-story.
Let's go!
Clownin' is cool,
but the hard part...
is the life outside of clownin'.
This is Inglewood.
So this is Inglewood.
Inglewood is set up
to be a deadly place...
just like South Central.
South Central is a deadly place.
we seen a guy get shot.
First time I seen something
like that in my life.
We're drivin'.
I'm in the truck.
I'm drivin' the truck.
Tommy's drivin' the 5.0.
You know, he stops.
He bent over
to pick up somethin'...
and soon as he leans back up,
we hear a shot.
Man, laid out
I ain't never seen
nothin' like that.
Head blown all off.
All over the corner.
Drivin' down the street
from a school.
We just finished
doing this preschool.
All the kids, everybody saw it.
It was just... too dramatic.
Ain't nothin' for them
to do but to be bad.
I mean, if you
grew up around people...
that got a kick
out of hurtin' people...
or got a kick out
of robbin' people...
and that's all
around you 24/7 all day...
that means eventually...
a feel for it.
It's so much violence
going on...
and, I mean, you know,
shootings, killings, I mean...
you know, the kids just
need somethin' positive.
The way life is out here...
it's hard for you
to walk down a street...
and not know that you're
not gonna get shot today.
You don't even have to be
part of a gang or whatever.
You could just be that person
walking to the store.
Just walking
out in the street...
you could get shot
for no reason.
Just for looking like somebody,
you get shot.
There she goes. There she goes!
Family members of
say she simply
left home last night...
to walk to the store
to buy a soda...
when she was gunned down.
Her 13-year-old friend
who was walking with her...
Demario Moore,
was also shot dead.
Authorities say
for no apparent reason...
known gang members
targeted the kids...
and killed them as they
walked along 54th street...
between Budlong and
Normandie Avenues in south L.A.
She was one of those victims...
an innocent victim,
that go to practice...
that do everything
that you supposed to do...
and was at the wrong place
at the wrong time...
to say hi to somebody
across the light...
when the store is right there.
From crazy people
runnin' the block...
shootin' out of a car, and
don't know who they shootin'.
They shoot old people,
young people, babies.
They didn't care.
They came around the block
just shootin' people.
And she happened to be...
in the wrong place
at the wrong time.
'Cause she had so much to do.
She loved dancin'.
She loved cheerleading.
She loved it all.
His father, I think,
was a old gang member, an O.G.
And his father's enemies
was lookin' for somebody...
and they shot at them.
Both of them got killed.
See, that just
make me feel like...
I don't wanna be
in this place no more.
But you just can't leave.
This is my home.
Amazing grace
How sweet
The sound
That saved
A wretch
Like me
I once
Was lost
But now
I'm found
I was blind
But now
I:
See
Austin Harris is my name.
Selling caskets is my game.
I've been neighbors
to the clowns about 9 months...
and we all get together
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