MoMo Love

Mercury finds himself with no more passion as it relates the his passion of rapping. While taking a break to get his creative writing skills back, he goes to Small Town Country where the simple life reminds him that there is more to life. Along the way he meets Michael, q white lady who grew up in Small Town and knows that there has to be more to it. Mercury slowly realizes that different surroundings being different ideas. He has one more pull of his old life and is reminded that he is a free man. Able to go and do whatever his heart desires.

I think it is quite shameful that as a people we are still leaving these type of reviews. And quite frankly, the main thing that is being complained about (The Obamas & white people) is EXACTLY what this movie portrays. We have stereotypes: A black man couldn't possibly own and rent out a house or be on the board of anything ALTHOUGH black people are told to go out there and do something for themselves, they cannot possibly and should not obtain these heights. The 1,000 copy and past if I could give ZERO stars speaks to this movie of NOT PAYING ATTENTION to the signs and UNITING together from the unknown (WHICH THEY DID!). Instead of seeing the signs, we are talking about because the Obamas, were producers WHICH they were not the ONLY producers and this movie had been written and pretty much approved by the studio BEFORE the Obamas even signed on. Do yourselves a favor and read, research, ask questions, open your eyes and mind or you will be LEFT BEHIND #idiots