Tyler Perry's Young Dylan

Dylan becomes an egomaniac when he thinks his latest song is a number one hit in Nigeria. Yasmine enlists Rebecca to direct a commercial for her business.

Faking being sick to stay home from school, Dylan and Charlie plan a day of fun, but Rebecca tries to expose their lie.

When Dylan and Lay Lay get duped into buying fake designer clothing, they team up to track down the scammer. Charlie and Rebecca misplace a valuable watch while spring cleaning with Myles and Yasmine.

After secretly opening his birthday gift from Myles and Yasmine early, Dylan must invent a cover-up when he accidentally destroys it. The family plans to be the top seller at the neighbourhood yard sale.

Appointed hall monitor, Dylan finds the job more than he bargained for. With their parents working evenings, Rebecca and Charlie must prove they can handle household responsibilities by themselves.

Dylan and Rebecca find out what it really means to work as a team when they join a video game tournament at school. Charlie teaches Myles a valuable lesson about reading between the lines.

Myles and Dylan come to terms with the need to be accountable and responsible for one's actions. Viola helps Myles see the error in his ways when it comes to Dylan and teaches him the importance of leading.

Dylan, Rebecca, and Charlie come to find out that there's more to life than technology over the course of a device-free day. The kids realise that teamwork can get you farther than flying solo.

With the annual Juneteenth parade on the horizon, Dylan and Rebecca find themselves at odds over the float parade. Myles and Yasmine utilise Charlie's culinary skills to bake pies for Viola's church social.

After his old rap group from Chicago pays him a visit, Dylan must decide between the past and his future as a solo artist. Rebecca puts Myles and Yasmine on a strict diet regimen.

Tasked with writing a history report, Dylan travels back in time to the Harlem Renaissance.

When Dylan compromises his vision for fame and fortune, he may disappoint the most important person: himself. Rebecca learns that staying true to yourself is more important than anything.