Snow on Tha Bluff
-No, Iwouldn'twant
to raise my kids in Georgia.
And I don't.
I'd like to be settled
in New York,
Iike, have--at least have
an apartment,
you know what I mean?
- [laughs]
Right.
Well, yeah, all those things.
you know?
- Best place I can think
to start, right now.
- Okay, so you think
we're going to be able
to talk to someone there?
- I can talk to anybody.
I could f***ing sell water
to a drowning man.
- I don't know.
I mean, I don't really trust
either of y'all's opinion
on this, really.
- Hey, I'm not saying
that we should be here either.
- You a**holes watch
too many movies.
Like, "Ooh, we're gonna get
carjacked in the hood, yo."
They're probably
and, like, maybe they'll give us
stuff for free--or more stuff.
I'll be cute for them, f*** it.
I could run in, or there's
like--there's some guys.
- No, don't get out.
Don't get out.
Don't get out.
- Are you sure?
- No wait.
Hold on.
This dude's coming over.
- He's kind of looking at us,
right?
- Let's see what he has to say.
- F*** it, I'm going to talk
to him.
Let's just see what he's doing.
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey, what's going on?
- I see it in your face.
I got the good stuff.
- All right, now.
- Vocaine, pills,
whatever you want.
- You got ecstasy?
- Yeah, I got ecstasy.
The camera cool then--
y'all ain't no goddamn police?
- No, I'm not the police, man.
I mean, I'm just--
I film everything.
- lgnore him.
- You cool with that?
- Yeah, yeah, long as y'all
spend the money,
goddamn, it don't matter.
- Okay, no, that's--
- What y'all want to get?
- I'm saying, like, I need,
like, a lot of coke.
- And some rolls.
- Do you have any rolls?
- Yeah, I got rolls.
You said you need a lot of coke.
on deck right now.
- How much is that?
- $1 25.
- Can I have, like, two of them?
- Yeah, yeah, it's ridin'
at my house, though.
I ain't get near no, man.
Them motherfuckers kind of hot,
right here,
you know what I mean?
- Well, where do you live at?
- Like how far?
- One street over, elm street.
- Is that okay?
- Uhh...
- We can do it quick, right?
Like, just at your house--
- Hurry up.
Hurry up.
- I trust y'all.
- Is that enough
for everybody tonight?
- Yeah, well,
I definitely want--
I mean, how many rolls
do you want, baby?
- Um, well, I want
- Well, let's get ten rolls
and the two eight balls.
- All right, for the ten rolls
and the two eight balls, $450.
- Are we going
in the right direction?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I mean, we got the money.
Don't worry.
- I stay right here.
- Okay.
Right where?
At this--
- This is my house right here,
where you see this van there.
Okay.
No, I'm saying I got the--
like, you said $450?
- Yeah, $450, I'll do that
for y'all.
- Do you have change?
- Yeah, what you need
change for?
- I just have, like--
I got five.
- Yeah, all right, all right,
that's perfect.
So you want two eight balls,
and you want the two, um--
- Well...
- Yeah, ten rolls.
- Ten rolls, 200 bucks.
- I could try--
- Yeah, try this.
- [screams]
Sh*t!
- Hey, man, don't shoot.
Don't shoot.
- Oh, my God, please.
[all screaming]
- Keep on motherfuckin'
shooting.
Keep shooting this,
motherf***er.
B*tch, shut up.
B*tch, shut up.
- Man, just don't shoot.
- Give me that
motherfuckin' camera.
Damn.
Country, hey, what's goin' on,
baby?
Hell yeah, man, I'm back in.
First in flight, man.
- Hey, Curt.
- Hey, what's goin' on, y'all?
- Damn, what's up, Curt?
- What's the move, baby?
Hey, hey.
- Where you been?
- I was on the other side
of town for a little while,
but I'm back now.
Hell yeah, hey,
good to see y'all.
What's goin' on, baby?
It's back on, baby.
Time to ball again.
You know what I mean?
Time to ball again, baby.
Goddamn right.
Hey, what's goin' on, baby?
Hey, what's up, baby?
Y'all all right?
'Cho, boy, you won't
believe this, boy.
- Where'd you get that at?
- This motherf***er right here
is stupid, boy.
- Man, that looks stupid.
- You want to take it
for a spin?
- Well, I got to.
- Man, that motherf***er--
that's some high-powered sh*t.
I know that motherf***er
right there costs, y'all.
Hell yeah, we're gonna do it
ball tonight.
No matter what happens, boy,
keep that motherf***er rollin'.
Boy, don't never turn it off,
no matter what.
I'm talkin' about goddamn
do a robbery,
a rape, a killing,
a anything boy.
All right, baby, hell yeah.
James P., Vine, man,
you already know.
This is how we do it,
all day, every day.
- What that there
you smokin' on?
- Oh, this one is good sh*t.
You want to hit it?
- Yeah.
- Keep rollin', man.
You want a beer?
- No, I'm good, guy.
- Hell yeah, you already know.
This is a celebration, man.
Just a little something.
On a Sunday, you know,
so, goddamn, I had to go
to the bootleg.
Hell yeah.
Hell yeah.
That's how we do it, man,
you know what I mean?
Every day, that's how I do it.
Every day, all day,
James P. Brawley.
Whatever I do out there
in them streets,
and share it with my family
people, you know what I mean?
[propeller whirring]
- Bullshit.
- Only got about six or eight
down from behind you.
- They got it right there.
- From Ashland, shoot.
- Do you know what the guy
done wrong?
- 'Cause he done did--
he did this spot twice.
- Yo, man, this motherf***er
be slow as hell today, man.
- It's gonna pick up
at some point.
- I wonder where
all the customers gone.
I might done served
like three people--
three or four people all day,
man.
There got to be some sh*t
in the game somewhere.
- See what players are.
- Sh*t, I'm tryin' to see now,
man.
I'm tryin' to get a call.
- Don't call him one.
- Before they had a shipment in.
Yeah, there go one customer,
finally, but sh*t.
That one, goddamn,
you know what I mean?
Hell yeah, Frank, walk down.
See, goddamn, you see what's up.
Sh*t, I mean we should be
loadin' them in
you know what I'm talking about?
That D.J.--that D.J.
walkin' down the street?
D.J.!
- Hey, man, what's up?
Goddamn, man.
- What's goin' on with you, boy?
[laughs]
You been all right, nigga?
I'm goddamn sure you're--
- You got the good sh*t.
- Boy, you ain't gonna believe
this sh*t.
- What's goin' on, D.J.?
Talk to me.
- Got that goddamn there.
- Oh, sh*t, cocaine?
- Comin' out, bro.
And it's pure.
- Who got these?
- Them new boys up the street,
bro.
- This can't be no dope, man.
It can't be this big, now.
Whoo.
What at that dope?
Who got it like this?
Who got it like this?
to him.
- Where he stayin'?
What street this on?
- Right up the street.
I swear to God.
- What?
You might want to--
no, it's good sh*t.
- [coughs]
- That's good dope.
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