Episode 5: Safura Fadavi, Warren Alan Young, and Mykelti Williamson

Before we get into the next segment, I got to ask you, MVP of the episode, anyone, shoot, who was the MVP and why? That's

a tough one.

There's a part of me that says James because I have a similar relationship with my younger brother.

I like that.

And James becomes the peacekeeper and the enforcer in the episode, trying to keep everyone from tearing each other apart, but also helping to ensure that the truth comes out the right way.

The right way.

Yeah.

I'm your little ass damn cup.

Fuck all that little weird nigga shit, okay? I'm over that shit.

Okay, that's exactly what kept me in this bottle and I'm sick of it.

I'm done with that shit, bro.

You know, this story was just about

your mama, right?

That's my mama two more.

So before you go out there and you judge them people, just know that they just told you the story about how they thought or died, cuz.

I'm going to go with Rochelle, just because she was coming in and just giving like a different energy, different vibe to the episode, just having a guest actor.

And just, yeah, seeing that history.

And she brought so much vulnerability.

I remember her having her headphones in, listening to sad music, getting in the moment.

So yeah,

I'd say.

Yeah, I would say the same.

I'd say Danae, who played Rochelle.

Rochelle, right.

Yeah, because she's got to be the fire starter.