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Innocent young black man Ashtray (Shawn Wayans) is forced to move into a tough Los Angeles slum with his family, including his oddly streetwise, pot-smoking grandma (Helen Martin). Before long, Ashtray's nuclear-armed gangster cousin Loc Dog (Marlon Wayans) introduces him to a bizarrely comic crime underworld. Luckily, Ashtray falls for urban poet Dashiki (Tracey Cherelle Jones), and she convinces him to go straight -- but he must deal with her manic ex-boyfriend Toothpick (Darrel Heath).

On the last day before summer vacation, high school teacher Andy Campbell tries his best to keep it together amid senior pranks, a dysfunctional administration and budget cuts that threaten his job. Things go from bad to worse when he crosses Ron Strickland, the school's toughest and most feared teacher. When Strickland gets fired, he challenges Campbell to a fight after school. As news of the showdown spreads like wildfire, poor Andy desperately seeks any way out of his date with certain doom.

Nick Cannon, Carla Hall and Klondike Blonde battle it out in games; Klondike Blonde performs "Drip and Moshpit."

Nick Cannon and JD McCrary battle it out in games like R&Beef, Sex, Flix and Chill, Family Reunion and the Wildstyle Battle; JD McCrary performs "Never Too Much."

Nick Cannon, Da'Vinchi and Icewear Vezzo battle it out in games: Let Me Holla, What You Call That?, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom and the Wildstyle Battle; Icewear Vezzo performs "Up the Scoe."

Nick Cannon, Saucy Santana battle, plus Eat That Ass Up, Hood Jeopardy, Greenery Screenery and the Wildstyle battle.

Nick Cannon, Apryl Jones and Breez Kennedy battle it out in games: Turn Up for What?, Flow Job, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom and the Wildstyle battle; Breez Kennedy performs "Love Crazy (Blowing Up Your Phone)."

Nick Cannon and Bobby Shmurda battle it out in games: Hood Jeopardy, Turn Me Up in the Headphones, Plead the Fifth and the Wildstyle battle; Bobby Shmurda performs Shmoney.