On the Come Up: 2

Sixteen-year-old Bri Jackson aspires to become a renowned rapper. After winning a local rap battle, Bri finally gets her big break and records her first song. However, the guns and gangsters that she raps about aren't who she is; they were rhymes crafted by how she believes others see her as an African American in a poor neighborhood. Reactions come from all sides, some love the song while others want it removed from the internet. Bri just wants to "make it" so that she can help her family survive. In order to do that, she will have to embrace this new image, but will she lose herself now that she is finally on the come up?

Bri's journey begins when she decides to record her first song after winning a local rap battle. Her song goes viral, but not for the reasons she expected. The lyrics of her song are misinterpreted by some as promoting violence and gang culture. This leads to backlash from people who want the song removed from the internet.

Despite the negative reactions, Bri remains determined to make it in the music industry. She realizes that in order to succeed, she will have to embrace the image that others have of her. This means rapping about things that she may not necessarily relate to or agree with.

As Bri's career begins to take off, she starts to question whether she is losing herself in the process. She wonders if she is sacrificing her own values and beliefs in order to achieve success.

In the end, Bri must decide if she is willing to compromise her own identity in order to make it in the music industry. Will she be able to maintain her integrity while still achieving success? Only time will tell.