Sidney and Dre's friendship spans decades and their mutual love for hip-hop has been a constant in their lives. Even when Sidney chooses a career in journalism and Dre becomes a successful executive in the music industry, they remain connected through their passion for the genre.
As Sidney settles into her new role as editor of XXL, she reconnects with Dre, who is in New York on business. Their friendship quickly reignites as they discuss their shared memories of discovering hip-hop and the impact it had on their lives.
As Dre prepares to marry Reese, his longtime girlfriend, Sidney struggles with her own feelings about their relationship. Despite the chemistry between her and Dre, Sidney insists that they are just friends and avoids admitting her true feelings.
Meanwhile, Dre becomes increasingly frustrated with the direction of his company and the pressure to choose profitability over artistry. When he signs the popular but gimmicky duo Ren and Ten over the more talented and authentic Chris, his conscience begins to weigh on him.
As Dre navigates his career and impending marriage, Sidney must confront her own fears and desires. Ultimately, their love for hip-hop and each other prove to be the common ground on which they will build their relationship.
