Good Mourning

London receives an overwhelming series of text messages from his girlfriend, Apple. What starts as an apology turns alarming with the mention of 'good mourning', sending him into a panic as he struggles to reach her.

As London worries about his relationship with Apple, he also faces challenges with his new assistant, Olive, and an exciting opportunity to audition for the role of Batman. This juxtaposition of excitement and dread highlights his turbulent emotional state.

In a turn of unexpected events, Trippie Redd attacks London with a water balloon, leading to the destruction of his phone. This incident exacerbates his feelings of helplessness and frustration at such a crucial moment.

Determined to uncover the truth behind Apple's texts, London enlists the help of his friends, Angel and Leo. They concoct a plan to sneak into Apple's house, driven by a sense of urgency to find out what is really happening.

The trio’s plan spirals out of control when they accidentally damage urns containing the ashes of Apple's deceased relatives. This incident forces them to confront the emotional weight of their actions, leading to a desperate and reckless solution.

In a shocking twist, Angel suggests replacing the ashes with cannabis, leading to a hilariously unforgettable smoking session with their friends. This reflects their misguided attempts to cope with the chaos they've created.

Olive steps up to offer London a new phone, providing a glimmer of hope that he might reconnect with Apple. However, this hope quickly dissipates as his friends mistakenly reveal Apple leaving with another man.

Heartbroken and seeking answers, London skips a crucial meeting with the Batman film director to confront Apple at Van Nuys airport. This confrontation takes a sinister turn when he is knocked out by an unknown assailant.

In a frantic attempt to save London's chance, Leo disguises himself for the meeting, leading to an unexpected arrest during a comical misunderstanding. This highlights the extent of their chaotic series of events.

After significant turmoil, London confronts Apple, who clears the air about the man she was with being just her stylist. However, this conversation ends in heartbreak as Apple decides to end their relationship.

In the aftermath of his breakup, London faces the challenge of bailing out Dylan and Leo from jail. Their misadventures culminate in crashing a party hosted by Apple, further complicating their already strained relationships.

As the night unfolds, the viral video of London being punched in the face ironically earns him a role in the Batman film. This turn of events forces him to grapple with the absurdity of his situation amid personal turmoil.

London reaches out to Apple, who agrees to meet him at the location of their first kiss. This moment is filled with both nostalgia and hope, as he yearns for a chance to rekindle their relationship.

While en route to the meeting, London becomes distracted by texting and tragically collides with Apple. This devastating turn sends them both to the hospital, further complicating their already fraught relationship.

In a captivating post-credits scene, London is portrayed by a British actor, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. This revelation leads viewers to question whether London's entire journey was just an elaborately staged episodic tale.