Brett Cooper

Like,

Attorneys are not out here doing things that are straight out of Scandal or TV shows like Suits.

I feel like most of it is actually straight out of Parks and Rec and Arrested Development.

That is what I have learned from all of these cases.

Anyway, we're still not done because this still is not the best part, not even the best part of Lick-A-Mole Lisa because then, as they do with all of these people, they played some of the song for her to listen to.

Guys, like when I first watched this clip, I thought it was the person recording the screen that was laughing.

I was like, oh my God, no, it's Lisa.

She's literally on the stand crying because of this song.

That right there, that might be the most honest part of the entire trial because she certainly does look distressed, I will say, but not as distressed as the other cop who thought that Afro Man could potentially be sleeping with his wife thanks to this song that Afro Man dropped a mere 24 hours before the trial.

Again, this man does not stop.

Watch this.

Guys, I should have put a disclaimer on this episode.

This is not what you watch around your children because this man is so unhinged.

But I'm genuinely telling you, again, this rivals 50 Cent.

If you thought that 50 Cent trolling Diddy, if you thought that was peak trolling, no, it is Afro Man.

Especially because, thanks to this song, that cop then had to testify about whether his wife was actually sleeping with Afro Man.

But guys, he couldn't give a clear answer about whether that was actually happening or not.

It's so good.

It's just literally so absurd.

Somebody commented and said, having a cop testify under oath that he isn't sure if his wife is effing Afro man is a level of effing with the police previously unknown.