Tharen Jerome Todd Jr.

Before becoming a powerhouse music executive who launched Gucci Mane, Nicki Minaj, and French Montana, Deb Antney was a street-smart survivor navigating the dangerous underworlds of Queens, NY and Boston, MA. Balancing romance, ambition, and hustler instincts, she built an underground drug empire while dreaming of something bigger, laying the foundation for her eventual rise to the top of the music industry.

In Jamaica, where legal protections for LGBTQ+ individuals are virtually non-existent and subject to punishment, Jacqueline grapples with the impending transition to a female identity amidst the turmoil of losing contact with her son, Michael. Facing hostility, she confronts the harsh realities of existence.