FX & Donald Glover present Atlanta Season 2: Atlanta Robbin' Season

[Montez]

meehhh the angry black woman part was kinda cringe

 

[BillBanneker]

"Just saw the recent episode of Atlanta, I didn't like it. Here are my thoughts..."

There's going to be 11 billion thinkpieces on this


I will say ol' girl that played need a emmy for this though. That (over the top) death-stare is meme-forever

 

[Donald J Trump]

Here come a bunch of emotional ass nikkas mad cuz a darkskinned female got angry

As if darkskin Black women don’t get angry

 

[Ziggiy]

It just hit me this is the third straight episode with little to no Earn. That must mean their saving the Earn/Alfred fallout for the end of the season.

 

[Dad]

I think we needed a episode like this after last Thursdays

Agreed

 

[threattonature]

The black girl said she ain't got time to be supporting a Community ass nikka

It's Community Theatre ass nikka.

 

[ProlificLurker]

'You thought you were gonna have a meaningful convo with Drake? "

Van is just as dumb as Earn

They really are made for each other

 

[gluvnast]

Yo, this is maybe the 3rd or 4th time y'all complain about an episode LIVE knowing when you think in retrospect it's underline brilliance. By now, I would of THOUGHT y'all realize Atlanta is more than trying to make jokes and laugh at pure fukkery. It puts in a multi-layered messages and create allegorical narratives to address several real-life issues that black people experienced. In this episode, for example, it is CLEAR that the entire allegory is summed up by Darius by explaining that life is a simulation, everything is fake to which Van sees it herself and realized that the entire time NOBODY WAS REAL, even the party itself was phony. Every person in there were fake AF and doing shyt to front, acting in a type of behavior that's FAKE. Everything that occur, that was shown, and was perceived was NOT REAL. I do not have to seek for laughter to peep game in what they are trying to see. Y'all may still seek for that, but Atlanta EARNED the right to be more than just that.

 

[Ziggiy]

Actually this was prolly the weakest episode of the whole series. Darius was the only good part about it. This shyt shoulda been scrapped altogether. Van went to a party, looked around. Then left. That was the episode

The theme of the episode was that people are so hung up on their social media personas that they neglect the reality of their true lives.

Van is sad because of her breakup with Earn. To “get back” at him and feel better she wanted to stunt on instagram by taking a pic with Drake. She didn’t even want to fukk him, she just wanted a picture. To that end she left her daughter behind (which represents real life)

 

[Ribbs]

Broads in Drake's house running a scam so IG thots can run a scam

Scam inception

 

[Ziggiy]

Yo, this is maybe the 3rd or 4th time y'all complain about an episode LIVE knowing when you think in retrospect it's underline brilliance. By now, I would of THOUGHT y'all realize Atlanta is more than trying to make jokes and laugh at pure fukkery. It puts in a multi-layered messages and create allegorical narratives to address several real-life issues that black people experienced. In this episode, for example, it is CLEAR that the entire allegory is summed up by Darius by explaining that life is a simulation, everything is fake to which Van sees it herself and realized that the entire time NOBODY WAS REAL, even the party itself was phony. Every person in there were fake AF and doing shyt to front, acting in a type of behavior that's FAKE. Everything that occur, that was shown, and was perceived was NOT REAL. I do not have to seek for laughter to peep game in what they are trying to see. Y'all may still seek for that, but Atlanta EARNED the right to be more than just that.

In an ironic twist Darius was the realist one there...

 

[ProlificLurker]

Weakest episode of the season, still alright and better than most shows on TV tho, just kinda weak by Atlanta standards

 

[Zero]

Yo, this is maybe the 3rd or 4th time y'all complain about an episode LIVE knowing when you think in retrospect it's underline brilliance. By now, I would of THOUGHT y'all realize Atlanta is more than trying to make jokes and laugh at pure fukkery. It puts in a multi-layered messages and create allegorical narratives to address several real-life issues that black people experienced. In this episode, for example, it is CLEAR that the entire allegory is summed up by Darius by explaining that life is a simulation, everything is fake to which Van sees it herself and realized that the entire time NOBODY WAS REAL, even the party itself was phony. Every person in there were fake AF and doing shyt to front, acting in a type of behavior that's FAKE. Everything that occur, that was shown, and was perceived was NOT REAL. I do not have to seek for laughter to peep game in what they are trying to see. Y'all may still seek for that, but Atlanta EARNED the right to be more than just that.

Nah, this joint was light. Every episode doesn't have to be groundbreaking...it'll be alright.

 

[Montez]

crazy how Drake runs game on women. Truly a legend in that respect.

 

[lone_druid]

Those Puma slippers were worth more than the price of the picture. That was a pretty good deal actually

Probably some aliexpress shyt. IG hoes and their "boutiques" are usually sourced straight from Aliexpress.