Youngers - Season 2
Season 2
The original comedy drama series created by Benjamin Kuffuor and Levi David Addai returns for a second series to follow the lives of Jay, Yemi, Davina and friends.
Episodes
Divided Ain't Cool
Jay tries to work with a new producer on his first solo track, while Yemi struggles as the leader of his youth choir. With Davina out of the way can the two put the past behind them and move on?
Boss Lady Business
Davina gets a job at the local gym but her patience is tested by her crazy boss. Ashley makes amends with the Youngers to secure a record deal.
This is Where the Magic Happens
The Youngers are on a deadline to produce a new track but are feeling the strain of working together again. Ashley comes face to face with a shady old friend who could be the answer to his problems.
Professional Problems
The rivalry between Jay and MC Mar-Lon intensifies and threatens to mess up the band's first paid gig - along with the Youngers' big chance of finally getting signed.
Links
Yemi chaperones the Pastor's daughter around Peckham and has no idea what he's let himself in for. Mar-Lon and Davina enjoy their first date, but Jay is resentful.
What Happened to Keeping It Real?
Ashley masterminds a new plan for success but gets in deeper with Benny to help him along. Bangs' track becomes an unexpected hit around town.
Hotter Than the Sun
While Ashley appears to be solely focused on Bangs, whose track has gone big, Davina is devoting all her time to Mar-Lon. Yemi is totally caught up with Abena.
Hook of Revelations
The Youngers, Bad Breeds and Bangs are due to perform at the opening party for Benny's studio. But Mar-Lon and Jay compete for Davina's affections and put each other at risk.
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