The first question is What is Hit The Floor? (HTF)
A lot of people aren’t even aware that Hit the Floor exists much less has a brilliant ship on it called Zude thats in its third season. So im going to explain it as best I can.
is this little basketball show on VH1 thats about the LA based team The Devils and its dance squad The Devil Girls. It covers badly written drama between the owner and coach and dance coach and basketball players, which in my opinion isn’t worth your time. It’s petty and dramatic for absolutely no reason like at all. They even have Kimberly Elise
doing what Kimberly Elise does like tracking down murders, being dramatic and getting kidnapped. Ya’ll know her history don’t look at me like that
Anyway in this pile of unnecessary drama is this well written interesting diamond of a relationship called Zude. Like I can’t connect the dots on how this incredible storyline is on this show but it is and BOY lemme tell you you are in for some life ruining emotions if you keep investing in this show.
Zero aka #SexMoneyPower is your resident “Bad Boy” (and please understand if I could CAPITALIZE those quotation marks I would) Zero is your typical white boy that wants world domination and he’s a good basketball player so that’s what he uses to continue traveling on that path. He also has the trademark super inflated ego and thinks he’s
So he does things like this
and don’t get confused he’s not the only one doing it there’s also Terrence
but thats not the point lets carry on.. i mean
any way anway! like I was saying
Zero is a jackass like grade A level 10. And he has a reason for being this way which is most prominently identified by his name. Which will unravel in the subplot if you watch the show. Oh and I forgot to mention his bisexuality is cannon for now
but i have no idea where the show will take it but we might find out how they will deal with it in the upcoming episodes
Could this mean something? Could it have something to do with Zero’s sexuality in future episodes? I don’t know but I hope it still includes Jude
Jude Aka #sadpuppyinasuit is the lost awkward gay with daddy issues. He wants approval and acceptance from his father (team owner of the LA Devils Oscar Kincade) which he never gets and yadda yadda you know how that goes
anyway he starts off as an agent (to whom? you can probably guess) and befriends Lionel the movie star/ex-wife of current devil’s head coach (and if you’re wondering if the dating pool is as small as a day time soap opera, it is)
once these two GBF it up they get together and do some real damage.
Still none of these stories are worth the watch alone but when they come toGETHER
While Jude is doing agenty things for Zero (to help him with his goal of being on top) Zero gets impressed by Jude’s… abilities? and starts to shower him with lavish gifts and compliments
Jude (being the inexperienced baby gay) mistakes these feelings for affection and makes a move
Zero pulls back but not completely, being the dick he is, toys with Jude, flirts to make him jealous and rubs his nose in it etc
Because Zero likes to have fun he mixes business with pleasure, teasing Jude because he knows theres attraction there
and things of that nature
then lines get blurred, and they do some things
and continue to do some more things
until Jude naturally wants a real relationship and Zero pulls away because he doesn’t want anyone to know anything real about him
So Jude pulls away because he doesn’t want to be a secret
and they stay apart for a while
Until Zero can’t stand it anymore and comes for Jude HARD
and steps up and becomes the person Jude needs
Also Aaron from mean girls stops by and stirs up some drama
and its really overwhelmingly amazing
So yeah I recommend watching at least the third season of Hit The Floor. I suggest watching the 2nd season via daily motion or youtube for just Zude scenes so you can catch up (or the whole show for Kimberly Elise and Dean Cain) then watch full episodes of Season 3 because you are going to want to know whats going on, and this show needs your support
Hit the Floor (Mondays 10/9c) on VH1