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Skyy Goldwynne (Dillon Francis) is the most powerful manager in Hollywood. Somewhere along the line he signed a bunch of influencers and then forgot about them. When he sees an article in the trades about how terrible he is for representing them, he is left with no choice, but to lock them all in a house together, and film it.

Sure, Vine may dead, but the 6 second gold standard lives on. Keeban Tootsie stops by to help the gang create a great video using his skills from having over 900 successful vine videos totaling almost 40 minutes.

Each influencer has been causing a wave of PR disasters for Skyy (Dillon Francis). The best option for him is to hire a media manager to go through specific events with them, and coach them. This all goes swimmingly!

Skyy (Dillon Francis) brings in a new sponsor for the show, “Guelegetza”. A black drink that supposedly makes you feel healthier and look better. The gang is challenged to make a branded jingle for the health drink and the first one who does wins a special prize at the end of the day. The group splits up and makes their own jingle, but the drink seems to be having a negative effect on everyone… Except for Dose.

Zack Jake leaks individual dirt on the group online in a segment he calls Take Down Tuesdays. We find out about Dronez’s country singing past, What Haylee looks like with no makeup, Dose’s soft upbringing, and who Cody Clark’s mom is. Meanwhile, Jeremy tries to make friends with Dronez using his love for valor in cinema.

The gang makes a plan to tell the world who they really are, take down Zack Jake, and finally come together as a group. Haylee and Cody devise a plan to tell the world that Haylee isn’t all about followers, make up, and branded posts and Cody reveals to the world his real age. Dose releases new music all tracks featuring Guelegetza. Dronez and Jeremy devise the ultimate plan to take down Zack Jake by hacking into all of his WI-FI enabled items in his home, until the internet fights back.

The Like and Subscribe Wrap up Show hosted by Keebin Tootsie. Months later after the success of the show, the group finally gets to tell their side of the story in this wrap up style episode. We find out that Dronez and Caroline are engaged, learn about Cody Clarks manhood, and that the hit film Stolen Base has somehow brought this group together once again. We also see a nice video conference from a familiar face, via prison.