Remember that description because that is the exact same synopsis for the sequel. In Stomp The Yard 2, there are only a few differences from the original. For one, they have a new young hotshot named Chance Harris (played by Collins Pennie). He’s joined by the new frat leader for the Thetas, Dane (played by The Game’s Marion “Pooch” Hall). About midway through the movie, Harris’ troubled past catches up with him when a ruthless street man, Jay (played by rapper David Banner) hunts Chance down to collect money he believes is owed to him. The money problems disturb Chance’s relationships with his father and his newfound fraternity brothers but the “worst” part is that it could cause the Thetas to lose their annual competition.

If you feel like you have to go see this movie, go right ahead. Just know that you will experience a strong sense of déjà vu and it won’t necessarily be the good kind. Though I commend the producers of this movie for trying to keep the movie entertaining with dance moves, etc., I’m afraid it’s not enough. The plot is way too close to the first installment to really stand alone as a great movie. Perhaps they’ll make it better with the next sequel.