Six months after her mother's death Jazz is determined to start the healing process and follow her dreams. It's almost impossible to enjoy her, "today's" and prepare for tomorrow when her other half is drowning in depression. Just like any real woman who loves their man Jazz stands by his side and slowly but surely the sun is starting to shine. And then boom...thunder and lighting makes it's presence known. Jazz is left standing in the storm alone and hurt by those she trusted and loved. Will Jazz ever be happy? Diesel lost his basketball contract, might have impregnated a stripper, and quiet as its kept he's dealing with the stress the only way he knows how, by lashing out on the black b*tch he believes is responsible for his misery. Will Diesel ever man up? From a preacher to a gangster, Pastor G is out for revenge. He wants the man head that he believes is the real reason for his wife's death. Will Pastor G succeed on the devils playground? Ken always seems to be in the right place at the wrong time. Pam's wedding is where he witnessed his mother shoot her brains out. Trying to make sure a friend made it home safe turned into him being a suspect in crime that he claims he didn't commit; thus, making him less closer to winning over the one his heart desires. Will Ken clear his name and capture the heart of the one he loves? Yay-Yay and White-Girl is still the grimiest chicks in Los Angeles, but when Karma pays them a visit they soon find out that she's the baddest b*tch of them all. Will these chicks every learn that Wack is the reason for their downfall? Supported by cast of ghetto, grimy, and sassy characters this installment is Saltier than Ever