The series opens in Atlanta, Georgia, where four childhood friends—Slim, Q, Mike, and Daron—first come together to form the group 112. After struggling to make a name for themselves, they are discovered by the legendary production duo Tim & Bob, who introduce them to a world of opportunity. Their signing with Puff Daddy’s Bad Boy Records propels them into the spotlight, leading to their debut album and collaborations with some of hip hop's biggest stars. Their unforgettable contribution to the 1997 hit "I’ll Be Missing You," alongside Faith Evans, catapults them into the mainstream, earning them their first Grammy and proving they have staying power.
Through personal conflicts, business betrayals, and the changing dynamics of the music industry, the series charts the evolution of 112’s sound, from their smooth and sultry early hits like "Only You" and "Cupid," to their bold moves in the 2000s with tracks like "Peaches & Cream." As they rise to the top of the charts with each album, they face the pressure of fame, complicated relationships, and the inner turmoil that threatens to break the group apart.
The series also explores the impact of their music, showcasing the cultural shift that 112 helped usher during the '90s and early 2000s—blending hip-hop, R&B, and pop in ways that shaped a generation of artists and fans alike.
