fukk em.
shyt is hilarious.
Feels like someone finally made a sitcom for regular nikkas.
#BlackAF - Netflix TV Series (Kenya Barris & Rashida Jones/April 17th)
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fukk em.
shyt is hilarious.
Feels like someone finally made a sitcom for regular nikkas.
NeilCartwright
All Star
On episode 2 rn. It’s definitely different but it has its moments too
Edit: every time there’s a issue this nikka blames white gays. He sees his daughter at a rave
“Fcking white gays made you do this, didn’t they
”
Breh
Edit: every time there’s a issue this nikka blames white gays. He sees his daughter at a rave
“Fcking white gays made you do this, didn’t they
”Breh
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
On episode 2 rn. It’s definitely different but it has its moments too
Edit: every time there’s a issue this nikka blames white gays. He sees his daughter at a rave
“Fcking white gays made you do this, didn’t they
Breh
its white gaze ... not gays
turn the caption on
Very true.
I haven't watched it yet but I saw a lot of criticism toward the show and I'm almost certain people haven't watched it.
I'm Canadian so I learned a lot from Blackish that I never knew about in school. So I'm here for the history lessons.
I have to wonder what exactly is people's expectations before watching some of these shows "for us". Because the level of hate and negativity is getting out of hand at this point.
thelonious21
I like my women tall
Episode 5 is pretty funny. I think this show is kinda an acquired taste. Either you get the jokes or not.
The film maker narrator girl is pretty good in this regardless
The film maker narrator girl is pretty good in this regardless
Not going to lie I fukk with this show. At first the over emphasis on being a black show was a semi put off but the comedy of this show is great.
I’m definitely watching season two when it comes out.
Just binged it tonight. Thought it was good It felt like a tribid between Curb, MF and Blackish during the first two episodes but it picked up its stride by episode 5. Like it a lot more than any of the 'ish shows , which I don't bother with anyway.
I know the show isn't for everyone but I connected with a lot of scenes . If I didn't, I know a family member that has . The scene on the plane where the flight attendant starts probing about how they earn their income for example. Just don't see that on TV yet you deal with that regularly if you're middle class or higher. Just refreshing on how they tackle certain topics.
I feel like again that the chemistry of the show progresses as the season goes . That goes for everyone: the actors and the viewers . There hasn't been a black show in this exact dynamic before so it takes some warming up to .
Not because he's a Clippers fan from Inglewood either.
It felt like a tribid between Curb, MF and Blackish during the first two episodes but it picked up its stride by episode 5. Like it a lot more than any of the 'ish shows , which I don't bother with anyway.I know the show isn't for everyone but I connected with a lot of scenes . If I didn't, I know a family member that has . The scene on the plane where the flight attendant starts probing about how they earn their income for example. Just don't see that on TV yet you deal with that regularly if you're middle class or higher. Just refreshing on how they tackle certain topics.
I feel like again that the chemistry of the show progresses as the season goes . That goes for everyone: the actors and the viewers . There hasn't been a black show in this exact dynamic before so it takes some warming up to .
Not because he's a Clippers fan from Inglewood either.
I was at a luxury car dealership and this Asian guy said i look like a rapper and he seen me before. I'm like do all black people with money have to be entertainers?Just binged it tonight. Thought it was good
I know the show isn't for everyone but I connected with a lot of scenes . If I didn't, I know a family member that has . The scene on the plane where the flight attendant starts probing about how they earn their income for example. Just don't see that on TV yet you deal with that regularly if you're middle class or higher. Just refreshing on how they tackle certain topics.
I feel like again that the chemistry of the show progresses as the season goes . That goes for everyone: the actors and the viewers . There hasn't been a black show in this exact dynamic before so it takes some warming up to .
Not because he's a Clippers fan from Inglewood either.
I think some people don't get the show because they don't know what it's like to have money.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
It's difficult for black folks to see themselves be shown as legally successful, it's uncommon and they arent used to it.
Black folk used to characters being portayed a certain way and thats all they can relate to
Im kinda the opposite, i dont really check for "hood" shows cause I'm tired of em, tired of seeing black folks poor, addicted, and violent.
Urbanmiracle
Brooklyn the planet...
I lost a good friend of mine yesterday so I gave this show a spin
and it made me laugh while i tears in my eyes. Really good show. It touches on a lot of topics and themes about the black experience. Plus the father is tucking hilarious. Him and the film school daughter carry the show. Rashida has her moments. Plus the cameos are well cast and written. Funny as hell....
and it made me laugh while i tears in my eyes. Really good show. It touches on a lot of topics and themes about the black experience. Plus the father is tucking hilarious. Him and the film school daughter carry the show. Rashida has her moments. Plus the cameos are well cast and written. Funny as hell....
Drew Wonder
Superstar
I watched the first 10 minutes and I couldn’t get past his voice, annoying af. I’ll try to give it another shot but I wish he hired an actual actor to play him