Craig Brewer

And it was amazing.

And then Juicy pulls out like a napkin, like it was like from a Neely's barbecue, local barbecue joint, where he had scribbled out the lyrics of, you know, it's hard out here for a pimp.

Like he had written it out on this napkin and said, this is what Taraji would say.

And I'm seeing John just kind of like go crazy, like he's loving it.

And then Juicy's like, but you got to get down in the pocket, got to get down to the sock, John.

You got to give me a little bit more bread on this.

So John pushes me into this other room with a Frasier boy and he said, you tell him what the movie is about while he writes the lyrics and I'm going to negotiate with Juicy.

And so I'm in there while Frasier boy is –

rolling a blunt and writing an Academy Award winning song.

And I went outside and I noticed that John and Juicy were on either side of the room, but they had their lawyers on their sidekicks.

They're like blueberries.

Remember those?

They flung out like a little switchblade almost.

And John was like, you'd hear like a boong,

And then Juicy would look at his phone and he'd be like, oh, you want 50% of my ringtone money, huh?

Is that what you want?

And then John would get a bing and they would negotiate that way as they were discussing which shake joint they wanted to go to that night.

And so they negotiated it.

Yes, yes.

And so Terrence is in the next room and we hand him fresh lyrics.