01x06 - The Vote

[bunniefuu]

[alarm trilling]

[dramatic music playing]

[inmates exclaiming]

[Ty] A fire, yo!

-[Cox] Oh my God.

-That's 'cause it's spilling out.

[inmates clamoring]

You got this f*cking alarm going off

[imitating alarm]

'cause you're dealing with a bunch

of criminal kids with nothing to lose.

All they're doing in there is smoking.

It's dumb sh*t, dude.

[indistinct yelling]

Oh my God. I was so high

when the smoke alarm went off.

I'm thinking it's my room.

Oh man.

And I'm like [sighs] it's over with.

[alarm trills, stops]

[indistinct chatter]

[tense music playing]

-Huh? Yeah, now.

-5.0 on the floor?

Aw.

[Madrigal] Everybody right here,

catch the wall!

When I see Madrigal came here,

I'm like, "Oh sh*t."

-[officer] Get down.

-[inmate laughing]

I came into the pod,

and I immediately searched it.

There was no fire or any danger.

I did smell smoke, but I couldn't identify

anything that was actually on fire,

so I searched the inmates

that were in that general area.

This sh*t f*cked up!

The COs are catching on.

They're like, "Ah, these m*therf*ckers

think it's a game. I'mma get them."

[indistinct chatter]

[tense music playing]

[AJ] What up, Madrigal?

What you doing there?

I stepped back a lot,

and now look what happened.

[Madrigal]

Y'all ain't supposed to have those.

[AJ] Whatever.

[Willie] The deputy that was on duty

smelled things burning,

wicks burning,

and felt everything was out of control,

so they're going to shut this down.

[Madrigal] Y'all can't be doing this.

That was a bunch of wicks.

Apparently, they were smoking

coffee sticks and possibly tobacco.

You never know

what somebody may have out there.

I'll write my report.

Ultimately, it's up to the sheriff.

These m*therf*ckers are getting

this m*therf*cker locked down for sure.

It's over with.

[music fades]

[tense music playing]

[Higgins] So we're gonna put the program

on pause.

Send a team in to do a complete shakedown,

see what else is in there.

Because the most important thing

is the safety of the detainees.

Hopefully, that's all we have

is wicks in the unit.

So we're gonna go in, make sure

that we get things back in order.

[indistinct chatter]

[Freeman] Ready?

Set.

Go.

Everybody, outside the doors!

Out your doors! Let's go!

[indistinct yelling]

[officer] Stand beside your doors!

They came deep with gear.

They came with helmets on,

with g*ns in their hands.

[officer 2] Turn around, face the wall!

Put your hands on the wall!

Do not speak!

Normally, I'd hide the hooch in the shower

instead of in the room, but I had no time.

[officer 2] Hey, what are you doing, man?

These are clear, direct orders!

[officer 3] Hey, turn around, man.

Ain't nothing to look at.

Next!

[Mayham] They made us strip search

to get naked.

I'm covering my privates.

They like, "Move your hands."

[laughs] I'm like,

"So, you wanna see my d*ck?"

So you want me to show you my d*ck?

[officer 4] I gotta see everything.

Not trying to be weird.

Just do it.

I was like, "Okay."

I let that m*therf*cker Free Willy.

Look at it.

That's all my d*ck.

[officer 4] All right, good.

You don't have to be like that.

Then I turned around.

I said, "You wanna see my a*s now?"

[officer 4] Go ahead and cough.

[Mayham] So I bent over. I coughed.

Like, g*dd*mn.

Save your whites for later.

Put on your blues.

-The lower level been shook down?

-[officer 2] Yes. So we're going 1 to 16.

[Willie] They brought the team in.

Stripped us butt-naked

and went in our rooms,

and they shook us down

and took everything.

[dramatic music playing]

-So this pill came from 404.

-[officer 5] Yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

Miss Dennis found the hooch.

I definitely don't even think

people should make hooch

because Miss Dennis can smell that sh*t.

Miss Dennis, bloodhound nose.

She gone copping my hooch.

Jones' box

hooch is found there.

During the shakedown, they took my hooch.

[Freeman] And it's swelling too.

It's like

[Dennis] I can smell it!

[Freeman] It's been fermenting

for a while.

I am kind of mad about it.

It was my birthday hooch, you know?

Good lord.

[dramatic music continues]

They found the hooch, the pills.

Just, like, some contraband

that people made.

A lot of sh*t, crazy sh*t.

[music builds, fades]

[Ty] They're doing 23 and 1.

Right now?

I guess so.

After the shakedown, they closed the door

and I'm like, "23 and 1."

-Yeah.

-"I know it's over with."

I'm sitting there mad as f*ck,

like, aw, it's over.

It's f*ck' over.

[tense music playing]

[Mayham] I think it's over with.

We're on lockdown.

It's not It's not gonna work no more.

[Owens] Calm down!

Or what? I hate this sh*t, man!

Yes, it is, man! It's all that it is, man!

[yelling]

-Man, f*ck that sh*t.

-[banging on door]

After you.

[Mayham] b*tch!

[Owens] I haven't been surprised

by any items I found.

I feel like that's a given.

And a lot of the guys

I'm sure had something.

I'm sure most of them

flushed half the drugs

or whatever they had down the toilet

so they don't get in trouble for anything.

[Freeman] With the findings

of what we found,

it's pretty much left up to the sheriff

at this point and the chief to collaborate

and see what they wanna do.

[banging on door]

[dramatic music builds, fades]

[ambient music playing]

[Hendricks] Sir, I wanted to bring you

up to speed on the, uh, shakedown.

Dennis, uh, went through

and identified some hooch.

You wanna explain, Lieutenant?

I think we need to hit 'em hard

with locking 'em down

and try to re-evaluate the whole situation

because we found a lot of pills,

wicks, hooch, things like that.

24-hour lockdown

will give them a strong reset.

Most definitely. Like,

"Hey, we need to get back on track."

"Do the things we were doing

when they first gave us this opportunity."

That's a good word. "Reset."

That is a good word.

So I'd like to go ahead

with your permission

and lock them down for at least a day.

I'm really disappointed in them right now.

You know, we had got to the halfway point.

You know, I really thought

that they were moving forward.

But if we find the drugs

and the hooch and the wick,

normally I would remove the individuals

who are not working to improve the unit,

but we're trying to do something new.

This project is different.

Um

-Yeah. This delays some positive things.

-It does.

[Higgins] Um

What I'd like to do is go in,

talk to them,

and put them on 24-hour lockdown.

[Freeman] Yes, sir.

So I put them on the 24-hour lockdown

to really think about their future,

think about the program,

see if they know, if they'll identify

those in the unit

that are the ones causing the problems.

So after the reset, we'll hold a vote

and see if they can

get rid of the bad apples.

So

-Copy that.

-[Higgins] I'd like to do that today.

-10-4.

-[Higgins] Okay.

I don't expect

the individuals in this unit

to come forward and say

that so-and-so's creating problems.

They're not gonna do that.

So we're gonna do this vote

in an anonymous way

that they don't feel like

they are snitching

on someone in the unit.

[dramatic music playing]

[Eastside] sh*t.

The sheriff walked in

and I see, in his face,

like, he's like like disappointed.

I'm like this, "Oh f*ck. Here we go.

Somebody's about to tell on me."

Because I'm the one

who initiated the whole wick situation.

[Ty] I swear to God.

And I'm sitting here like,

"Oh yeah. It's over with. Game over."

[music fades]

[Higgins] Gentlemen.

Anybody

know what a wick is?

[tense music playing]

-[inmate] Yes, sir.

-[inmate 2] Yes, sir.

Y'all got 'em in here.

Right?

Yeah, I know you do. You had 'em.

What's that? You put the fruit in a deal,

and you let it ferment? The hooch?

-Yeah. We got that too, right?

-[inmates] Yeah.

And both of those, we shouldn't.

-Correct?

-[Randy] Yes, sir.

What else we have?

Um

Drugs.

Oh my gosh.

Some drugs in here. How about that?

I can end this today.

[tense music builds]

This is an experiment.

I don't have to do any of this.

You know that.

Yes, sir.

It's about accountability,

and you guys have failed.

So should I just end this today

and not worry about it?

[music fades]

Or do a reset?

-Reset!

-Reset! Reset.

Let's try a reset.

All right? So we're going to start over.

Okay?

Which means we go back to your cells,

and we lock the doors

24 hours for a reset.

[dramatic sting]

See if we can do right.

I never thought

this was gonna last this long.

But I don't want

these doors to close at all.

We need these doors open.

Now, I want you to know

I checked the cameras,

and I'm paying attention to y'all.

I've been logging in and watching y'all.

And I've been impressed

with a lot of things that I've seen.

How y'all been working together,

cleaning up,

taking care of business.

And I appreciate that.

In comparison to the other units,

they're actually doing pretty good.

So I want to give them a second chance.

Put them on lockdown,

but we're gonna give them a second chance

to demonstrate

that they can make this work.

Everybody's gotta be on the same page.

And I wanna know

if everybody should be here.

Is there anybody here

that shouldn't be here?

That's not part of this community?

Because, see, when we move forward,

we gotta do this right.

I wanna know,

so after the reset, we'll have a vote.

And I want y'all to pick one person

you think is not part of the team,

part of the community.

We wasn't going to say nothing,

because, you know, we live by the code.

You don't say sh*t.

But I guess the youngsters like,

"f*ck it. I don't give a f*ck."

That's how they feel.

That's it. Y'all go ahead

and get to your doors and lockdown

so we can go and get it started.

[slow jazzy music playing]

What I'm hoping will happen is that

they'll take the program seriously.

They'll recognize the benefits they have,

but also take on the responsibility

of their community.

But now I need to lock them down.

We have to stop the behavior,

let them know

this is not gonna be tolerated.

They just spoiled us.

Now we got all this freedom.

Now it's time to go behind doors,

we gonna be sick as hell.

Everybody, let's f*cking go!

They're gonna lock us back down, then.

What the f*ck? Go ahead.

Because I'm about tired of this sh*t, man.

I'm about fed up, man.

[Crooks] We done for. It's over.

They give us these privileges.

"You guys are doing good,"

but this is the thing. It's like a dog.

When you train a dog

and you give them treats for doing good,

and they keep doing good,

and then you're like, "No!"

You can't do that.

It won't know what to do now.

He's like, "What's going on?"

Now he's pissing all over everything

and humping people's legs.

Whatever, you know what I mean?

So you can't treat people like that.

f*ck this place!

Thank you.

[Eastside] They just f*cked us good.

[Ty] That some straight bullshit, bro.

Well, no one's in charge.

What do you think gonna happen?

[scoffs]

sh*t.

They ran wild,

and now it's time for me to stand back up.

We don't have no other choice.

I don't like them doors locked.

[slow-paced percussive music playing]

[narrator]

With a 24-hour lockdown reset starting

and the vote the following day,

the inmates have

enough time on their hands

to think about what changes to make

when the program restarts.

[producer] Do you think this could be

the end of the program, or?

I don't really know.

I really don't even give a f*ck.

I don't wanna answer no more questions,

you feel?

Punish that one person, you know?

That's half the battle. Punish that one.

Don't hold everybody accountable.

That wasn't fair to me.

We gotta hold each other accountable now.

Let's try to vote each other out.

It's gonna cause a lot of conflict

'cause everybody's gonna be like,

"They said this" It's just gonna be

a lot of bullshit going on.

They're playing games with us.

They don't really realize

this sh*t affects m*therf*ckers' mind.

It f*ck with their head, dawg.

[producer] Do you think it's fair

that the entire unit got locked down?

No. It should have been

whoever the f*ck was doing sh*t.

[Eastside laughs]

[Ty] This guy right here

should have been locked the f*ck down.

Everybody who wasn't doing sh*t

should've been out.

I feel kind of like I deserved it

because I'm the one who made the wicks,

and I got caught with the hooch,

know what I mean?

So it's like it's like, "Damn."

I'm glad we got a second chance.

I mean, that was pretty good.

[Eastside] The voted-off-the-island thing.

This ain't no damn f*cking

-[Ty] Big Brother.

-Definitely not.

Definitely not Big Brother.

So if Eastside got voted out, I'd be hurt.

I'd be like, "Damn, that's my guy.

What the f*ck? He gone."

It would be f*cked up, but yeah.

[producer] Are you guys gonna do anything

differently when it comes back out?

Definitely not making hooch.

No more wicks, no more hooch.

They took my sock. I had a sock.

See, I made a bingo game.

They wanna lock everybody down.

It's not everybody that's doing this sh*t.

Extract the individuals

that were doing that,

and you wouldn't have problems here.

It would be harmony.

[Cox] See the paperclip

on the bottom of it?

It's easier to pop a light that way.

Didn't get my deuce.

They locked us down

for 24 hours behind doors. No shower.

No no no access to the people.

But they didn't find my deuce.

They didn't find my lighter.

[tense music playing]

They didn't find our accessories.

[laughs]

Inside the walls of Pulaski county!

[laughs evilly]

[tense music continues]

[music fades]

[crickets chirping]

[inmate vocalizing]

No phone.

No nothing,

just lock yourself in the closet.

[inmate vocalizing]

Yeah, my son's probably worried

about what's going on with Dad right now.

Why he hasn't called.

I don't want him to feel like

I don't wanna talk to him.

[peppy music playing]

-[Ty] b*tch! Chill!

-[Eastside] Good, 23 and 4!

[Ty] The f*ck is wrong with you? Chill!

[Ty exclaims]

They're breaking my back,

these m*therf*ckers.

[producer] Got about 5 minutes.

Yeah. I need to take a shower.

I need to call my boy and sh*t,

but I'm probably gonna miss it.

I'mma get the phone,

but they gonna run to that phone.

They're gonna be there before me.

[tense percussive music playing]

[inmates banging on doors]

[Mayham] Ahh! Open the g*dd*mn door now!

[banging on door]

We're sucking d*ck and dying!

f*ck. Is she opening our doors?

-[officer on radio] Floors 5 and 7.

-[system chimes]

[Wutzke] Open the door, b*tch!

[system beeping]

-[system] Are you sure?

-[alarm sounding]

[doors buzz]

[tense music builds]

-Get out of my way! All right.

-Let me get

[Big Mel] I got you.

-[CJ] Hey. You hear what I said?

-It's dirty.

I'm finna call anybody.

Who got that shower after you? Skinny?

Who got that shower after you?

[inmate] Nobody.

[indistinct chatter]

I've been "reset." [chuckles]

So, I guess I guess I'm reset.

I guess I'm gonna

still do what I'm supposed to do.

That's about That's all I know. Be me.

Hey, what's up, son?

-[boy on phone] What's up?

-What's going on, man?

I tried to call you back yesterday, man,

but they locked us down for 24 hours.

I'm sorry I didn't call you back, man.

What you up to? What you doing?

[Tiny's son] Nothing.

Just watching, uh, videos in bed.

What kind of music videos you watching?

[son] Uh, Puffy, X, King Von.

King Von? For real? You like King Von?

[son] Yeah. What's wrong with King Von?

Ain't nothing wrong with it.

That's just some real gangsta music.

[son laughs]

[Tiny laughs]

-How the girls like?

-[son] Mm-hmm.

Uh

I don't know.

[Tiny chuckles]

Hell, man, I got my boy.

That makes me feel good.

That's what I got to live.

That's what keeps me ticking in here.

Talking to my family, you know?

My son, sh*t, you know what I'm saying?

I'll talk to my boy, man.

That's all I really give a damn about

is talking to a m*therf*cker.

Let that person know I'm all right

and checking on my family.

You know what I'm sayin'?

You know, if you decide to ever

If your uncle Lonnie

decides to ever come up here

or is scheduled to visit, you know

you're on my visitation list, don't you?

[son] Mm-hmm. Yeah.

So you haven't decided.

I told him that, um,

I got him on my visitation list,

in case he ever wanted

to come with his mother.

I got your mom on here too.

Fingers crossed.

Yeah.

I can't wait to get out, man.

I miss you, man.

[son] I miss you too.

[hip-hop music playing]

[Don Don] You good? You doing all right?

[AJ] Hell no, I'm not doing all right.

[narrator] Inmate AJ was feeling

particularly impacted by the lockdown.

After speaking to the medical team,

he is about to be moved

to solitary confinement.

[AJ] Uh, basically, I was talking

to the mental health lady.

She asked me if I was

having thoughts of hurting myself.

I told her, "Yeah," because, I mean, I am,

and she decided

to put me on suicide watch.

I thought she was just

gonna change my meds up.

So we're having

a little going-away dinner,

since I can't take

none of my food with me.

When I first got here,

they took me straight to the hole.

Uh

And they had me on suicide watch

for the first couple months

because I actually attempted suicide.

I was sitting in the cop car,

and there was this belt-buckle thing,

and I just started slamming my head on it

as hard as I could,

and I split my head open pretty bad.

I had to go to the hospital

and get stitches.

Honestly, I was really down.

I'm still down.

[Don Don] He's part of us as a unit,

but they ain't trying

to let him stay up in here after he

In the end,

he got people vouching for him.

He ain't finna do nothing to his self.

We ain't gonna let that happen.

As soon as he said,

"I'm trying to hurt myself,"

they take it serious here,

so they end up pulling him out the unit,

taking him to taking him to the hole.

I've been to the hole before too,

so that ain't for nobody.

Stay positive and maybe get in

some programs and sh*t like that.

I'm trying to help.

I'm not saying sh*t like that.

I'm saying it don't matter where you are.

He's a good guy. I just think

he's got some mental health issues.

He's emotionless,

you know what I'm saying?

I think he needs some people to be there

that he feels really care about him.

Because he might not ever get out

of prison again,

especially if he has no hope,

know what I'm saying?

And behind that door,

you ain't got no hope at all.

[deputy] Who's going on suicide watch?

-Come on, man. Come on.

-[AJ] You ain't gotta rush me. I'm going.

He's facing grown-people charges.

You know what I'm saying? Life sentence.

[deputy] All right,

let's go, let's go, let's go.

[narrator] AJ will be under observation

until medical deems

that he is no longer a risk to himself.

They called that white dude. He was quiet.

He don't really do sh*t. He don't do sh*t.

Damn, man.

[AJ] Hopefully, I'll be back.

Hold that sh*t down, AJ!

[Eastside] I don't know

if you know his story.

AJ's in here for m*rder.

You know what I mean?

[reporter 1] A shocking expl*si*n

of violence inside a Sherwood hospital.

[reporter 2] One person is dead

after a g*nman

opened fire at CHI St. Vincent North.

[reporter 3] Tragically, one person

visiting a patient lost their life.

Little Rock police detained

24-year-old Raymond Lovett.

Police say the victim

and suspect did know each other.

[Don Don] That man was 24 years old.

Yeah, he in here for the mistake he made.

But still,

they can't keep doing him like that.

That ain't gonna do nothing

but trigger something else.

So we all concerned.

[indistinct chatter]

[funky music playing]

[narrator] It's the first night

after the reset,

and Randy organizes a unit-wide meeting

to address the looming vote.

[Randy] Mel!

Mel!

-[Big Mel] Huh?

-Call everybody.

Call everybody!

We finna talk,

and when we talk with everybody.

Let's get this stuff together.

[Big Mel] Hey!

Group meeting down here, man!

Group meeting! Group meeting!

I know I've been quiet,

but that's over with.

Nobody finna get me

locked behind them doors no more.

No. I don't care.

No more. No more.

-[Big Mel] Group meeting!

-[Randy] Get down, g*ng!

So check this out. We're gonna have

this town hall meeting today

to make sure everybody understands

we all accountable for our own mistakes.

If that person mess up,

we have to vote him out.

[Squirrel] They wanna participate

in the meeting now.

[inmate exclaims]

All of the sudden they want

to participate in the meetings now.

CJ!

[CJ] I don't like being locked down.

We ain't gotta keep

the police coming in here.

I ain't like the police

and getting shook down yesterday,

getting a*s-naked.

That sh*t pissed me off.

Y'all don't wanna go back

behind that 23 and 1 sh*t.

I don't wanna see that sh*t no more.

I don't.

I enjoy getting up in the morning,

playing chess.

I enjoy that sh*t, man. We f*cking it up.

Hey. I'm down for voting

a m*therf*cker out of here now.

No more playing.

See, those people I know

that's talking are full of sh*t.

Because it's always the same

every time we had these meetings.

You always got the m*therf*cking ones

that cause the confusion and the problems

trying to say some good sh*t.

This what it is, man.

Get on some bullshit,

trying to f*ck up something for us,

getting you up out of here.

Point-blank, period.

You ain't f*cking this up for me

or for who wanna be here.

So we finna vote you out.

Do what you gonna do,

go where you gonna go.

People are trying to talk to family.

Y'all talk to y'all family more than me.

I barely talk to any-g*dd*mn-body,

and y'all trying to f*ck it up

for y'all self. Y'all stupid as f*ck, man.

But just don't get offended at us

when we get you voted up out of here.

Come on, now. We got locked down

'cause of their hooch.

We got shut down because they had hooch.

Man. Them main n*gg*s talking,

them main n*gg*s got us locked down.

The young n*gg*s are taking this

more serious than the old n*gg*s.

I feel like the old n*gg*s

are all about their respect.

Now m*therf*ckers want

to vote people off the island.

I'm gonna tell you

something I realized about jail.

You ain't gonna be the only one

going down for that sh*t.

He can't tell me sh*t!

Y'all the ones that got us locked down!

Y'all the ones that had the hooch!

[Squirrel] Wait, man! We just said

what we need to do for real now!

It's crazy, man.

I'm gonna have to vote myself

I'm gonna have to wrap

some seashells and some sea turtles

and get the f*ck up out of here.

All alpha males just

bumping heads every f*cking day.

That's the problem up in here.

But once we can overcome

that sh*t right there, we will make it.

But we ain't gonna never see eye to eye.

Because we always want

to be bumping heads with each other!

f*ck that sh*t!

[indistinct chatter]

[Big Mel] Oh, look, we going room to room.

Vote me out. I'mma pick one.

I'mma pick two!

Hello to the no.

Before you m*therf*ckers vote me out,

you gotta see me in that corner.

Ain't nobody finna vote me off.

["Buff" by Chel Strong playing]

[narrator] The chief and Deputy Dennis

enter the pod, ready to take the vote.

Hey, fellas.

I need y'all to go to your doors.

-Stand by your doors.

-[narrator] Each inmate'll give one name.

Multiple votes for the same person

will result in removal from the pod.

[Dennis] Keep going to your doors!

All right. Good afternoon.

[inmates] Good afternoon.

I understand you talked to the sheriff.

He had talked about a vote.

That's what we're doing now.

That's why I needed everyone up

and at their door

because we wanna get this done

in as orderly a manner as we can, okay?

So this is all going to be anonymous.

The sheets I have in my hand,

they're all the same.

They're self-explanatory,

but you're gonna go ahead back here

to the deputy's desk,

and we're gonna do some housekeeping,

and then just fold the paper in half

and dump it in the milk crate

that's sitting right there

where Deputy Dennis is at the moment.

Everybody copy that?

Yeah.

I want to give them the opportunity

to tell me who's not serious about this.

Who's not serious about making this work.

I think they know,

and they can help their community

by letting us know

who's gonna try to make this fail

for the entire community.

And so I think this is an opportunity

to continue to move forward.

All right. Let's go ahead and kick it off.

-Deputy Dennis?

-All right. We will start with Scott.

Been so long ♪

Long, hard days ♪

They don't say ♪

God's changed my ways ♪

It's evil ♪

I felt the sergeant kind of created

a little chaos with this sh*t, the unit,

'cause now people are feeling like

they can vote m*therf*ckers off.

[Hendricks] Fold it

and drop it in the crate.

[laughs] Yeah.

I'mma tell y'all

who's on the board to get voted out.

True Story, Mel,

Squirrel can probably get voted out

because the youngsters

are not f*cking with him no more,

know what I'm saying,

on some sh*t like that.

And then I hate to say it,

but Eastside could get voted out too

because he's been,

you know, lighting the wicks.

He started the hooch epidemic.

They would definitely be looking at him.

He's a target.

My evil ways ♪

They can't write my name down.

I'm not worried about who's staying,

none of that. I'm worried about me.

Randall!

[tense strings music playing]

All eyes on me.

That's what it felt like.

[Hendricks] How's it going?

True Story is definitely

gonna get voted off the island.

There will be, like,

at least 16 people that want him gone.

I know for a fact, like, for sure,

people want True Story gone.

True Story.

-I didn't pick nobody.

-[Sprinkle] I didn't pick nobody either.

-I'm not gonna do that sh*t.

-[Sprinkle] Me either.

Who'd you put that don't need to be here?

-You.

-[Wutzke] Did you really?

You f*ck nut. I put NA, "None available."

[laughs]

McAllister.

["Wicked Gonna Come" by Blues Saraceno

and Nineoneone playing]

Somebody's gonna put

somebody's name, I guarantee it.

Wow, I want

so many m*therf*ckers outta here.

Yeah.

'Cause I'm really tired of taking the fall

for the next m*therf*cker.

Having to go and lock down and do all this

because that m*therf*cker got in trouble.

Something wicked ♪

Wicked gonna come ♪

Clement!

If Eastside got voted out,

I'll feel distressed.

Panic.

Anger.

But it is what it is.

We just gonna have to thug it out.

I am stressing, though.

Thank you, Clement.

There definitely is gonna be some people

that get voted out, you know. For sure.

Gentlemen, that's, uh

That ends the vote.

I hope they don't vote me out

'cause I like being in the open barracks,

being able to move around

whenever I need to.

[Hendricks] Done deal.

[Eastside] I don't wanna go back

to, like, closed doors.

My anxiety and depression

really go sky-high.

So we'll see how that goes.

If everybody voted

for the same m*therf*cker,

his a*s is through. His a*s is grass.

Wicked gonna come
Something evil

Evil gonna rise

Something evil

Evil gonna rise

What have you done?

What have you done?

Evil gonna come