If you are not from the environment or the cultr (pun intended) you will not understand the concept or the writing of the film. If that is that case than it is not for you, which is ok. People should judge And rate films based upon the information that they have and the context. The same way Stan Lee would be the bar for reviews on all superhero movies is the same way Black people should Have If not, be on a film like this .But if you are Aware of the culture understand the comedic environment of Black people you will appreciate the satire, the roast, as well as the up and comers who have some dynamic breakout scenes. Stay diligent and continue to put out work that motivates The new class. Shout out to Ronnie, A legend of one of my favorites.

The film takes place in Atlanta when governor Kemp ended the quarantine in the middle of the pandemic. The landlord wants all of his overdue rent from Pancho (Puncho Villashio ) who lives with Myron (Myron Jewell). Myron wants to have sex with everyone except his girlfriend (Kevonti Hobbs). They run an "almost waterless" car wash.

There is a lot of characters and stereotyped humor that a white film maker would not dare to do since the early seventies. The black cop was always beating up on people while the white cop was attempting to rein him in. There is a pastor more interested in money and women than preaching. And there is a guy named "Snow" working at the car wash. In Atlanta, Curtis Snow is a well known dealer who has appeared as himself dealing in a number of films. Having him work at a car wash is funny.

I felt the film missed the potential.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.