BULLY Doesn't Know POOR KID Is A RAP GOD [Inspired By Eminem] (PG-13) | Dhar Mann Studios

Summary

The script follows Marshall, a young boy dealing with family struggles and school changes due to his mother's inability to pay rent. Marshall faces bullying and finds solace in his friend Proof, who introduces him to 'dissing' - a form of verbal combat using rhymes and music. Despite challenges, including a coma after a fight, Marshall's talent for dissing grows. He perseveres, using his experiences to fuel his rap battles, eventually performing at the hip-hop show recommended by Mo, symbolizing his rise from adversity.

Takeaways

• 🏠 Marshall's family is struggling financially, often moving due to unpaid rent.
• 🎒 Marshall frequently changes schools, which affects his social stability.
• 👕 Marshall faces bullying at school due to his worn-out clothes and belongings.
• 🎨 Marshall is artistically talented, as shown by his drawings.
• 🗣️ Marshall learns to 'diss' or verbally stand up to his bully using rhymes and music.
• 🤝 Marshall receives support from a friend who gives him new clothes to help with bullying.
• 🥊 Marshall physically confronts his bully, resulting in serious consequences.
• 🩺 Marshall suffers a brain hemorrhage after the fight, leading to a coma.
• 🏥 After waking from the coma, Marshall is inspired to continue his pursuit of rap.
• 🎤 Marshall's determination to succeed in rap leads him to perform at the hip-hop show despite his past challenges.

Q & A

Why does the mother wake up Marshall urgently?

The mother wakes up Marshall urgently because they are behind on rent and need to leave their current residence immediately.

What does Marshall's mother imply about their living situation?

Marshall's mother implies that they have been frequently moving due to financial issues, as she mentions it will be his third school in a year.

What is the significance of the new student's name, Marshall?

Marshall's name is significant as it represents his identity and individuality, which is highlighted when he introduces himself in a unique way at school.

How does MC Proof help Marshall deal with the bully?

MC Proof helps Marshall by teaching him how to 'diss' the bully using clever rhymes and music, instead of resorting to physical violence.

What is the turning point for Marshall in his conflict with the bully?

The turning point is when Marshall uses the technique taught by MC Proof to 'diss' the bully, resulting in gaining respect and stopping the bully's harassment.

What is the cause of Marshall's hospitalization?

Marshall is hospitalized due to a significant brain hemorrhage, which is a serious medical emergency.

How does Marshall's friend, MC Proof, support him during his recovery?

MC Proof supports Marshall by visiting him in the hospital, offering encouragement, and expressing interest in learning more about 'dissing' from Marshall.

What is the impact of Marshall's victory over the bully on his school's perception of him?

Marshall's victory leads to a change in his school's perception, as people still talk about his 'dissing' skills even after he was hospitalized.

Why does Marshall feel guilty about his uncle Ronnie's death?

Marshall feels guilty because he believes he could have helped his uncle if he had been more attentive to his uncle's emotional state before the suicide.

What is the final message conveyed to Marshall about pursuing his dreams?

The final message is that Marshall should not let his past, his family's expectations, or societal judgments define him; instead, he should pursue his dreams and aspirations.