White People Money is a comedy-drama film that follows the story of Kareem, a hardworking and ambitious African-American man who dreams of getting out of his financial struggle. When he learns of the opportunity to win 15 billion dollars from MacKenzie Scott's philanthropic giveaway, he sees it as his chance to turn his life around.
Kareem decides to enter the contest by creating a fake charity organization, which he names after his late mother. His scheme works, and he's selected as one of the fifteen winners. Thrilled by his success and the life-changing amount of money he's received, Kareem indulges in the lavish lifestyle that comes with it, buying expensive cars and homes, and spoiling his family and friends.
However, Kareem's joy is short-lived when he discovers that his scam has been uncovered, and he's being investigated for fraud. Fearing that he'll lose everything, Kareem goes to great lengths to keep his win a secret, putting strain on his relationships and making enemies along the way.
As the investigation heats up and Kareem's lies unravel, he realizes that he must come clean and face the consequences of his actions. With the help of his loved ones and newfound sense of responsibility, he sets out to make things right and prove that he's more than just a man who got lucky with some white people money.
Starring Anthony Anderson, Jay Mohr, and Marla Gibbs, White People Money is a hilarious yet heartwarming tale of redemption and the unpredictable nature of the American dream.