FX & Donald Glover present Atlanta Season 2: Atlanta Robbin' Season
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The episode wasn’t good breh. Not every one is going to be amazing.
The fact the couch scene triggered so many in here alone should it was accomplishing it's goal. A "meh" episode would be nothing in the episode worth speaking about. It's clear even if they realize it that some are in their feelings after this episode. So it served it's purpose.
Niggthaniel Essex
13th Floor/Growing Old
There's already a stereotype of black women being angry and not supporting black men, so I don't know why they needed to enforce it the way they did...it came off all wrong. The white girl was saying that she's been there for him since the beginning while the black girl says she don't time for all that? Man...
And it seems like the two episodes that's features Van, this girl is like 5 seconds from getting raped. That can't be a coincidence...
Only scene I was a fan of was the pool scene with Darius. This cat is my favorite character on TV right now
And it seems like the two episodes that's features Van, this girl is like 5 seconds from getting raped. That can't be a coincidence...
Only scene I was a fan of was the pool scene with Darius. This cat is my favorite character on TV right now
watching it this morning, came in here to say the same thing. also doesn't help that this episode was written by a Black man and directed by a white woman.There's already a stereotype of black women being angry and not supporting black men, so I don't know why they needed to enforce it the way they did...it came off all wrong. The white girl was saying that she's been there for him since the beginning while the black girl says she don't time for all that? Man...
And it seems like the two episodes that's features Van, this girl is like 5 seconds from getting raped. That can't be a coincidence...
Only scene I was a fan of was the pool scene with Darius. This cat is my favorite character on TV right now
An ashy lil fap hand
Banned
Interesting take on that but I actually thought it was dope that they handled the scene/topic that way. It'd be one thing if the white chick was patronizing or started the interaction, but the black lady was sitting there on NYE in the house of a dude who is mixed/biracial. She also had a presumably black child (possibly family) her damn self.
Regardless of how one feels about anyone else's relationship, it's incredibly rude to speak on it directly to them. I felt like she definitely had to be the "angry black woman". She ain't have the time to invest in dude before he made it and that's where she gets robbed. That's why she's mad.
The issue wasn't even that he was with a white girl, it's that he was successful with a white girl. I did find the white girl's response intriguing because she it's clear this isn't the first time a black woman came for her.
That's why she ended the entirely interaction with "thank you".
Niggthaniel Essex
13th Floor/Growing Old
Even though I have issues with this episode...
Van was looking damn good in this one.:Sasbrown:
No pull out while maintaing eye contact would be in effect.
Van was looking damn good in this one.:Sasbrown:
No pull out while maintaing eye contact would be in effect.
Niggthaniel Essex
13th Floor/Growing Old
I felt like she definitely had to be the "angry black woman". She ain't have the time to invest in dude before he made it and that's where she gets robbed. That's why she's mad.
That's a good take on it, breh
nikkas getting mad at portrayals that hit too close to home, I see. 
Really ? Where did you read that breh ? Everything I read made it seem like it would be like this as the show isn't really about the struggle of the up and coming artist . I think the connecting theme is the robbing season not the episodes being all connected.
Darius is officially The Black Messiah
Miles Davis
Prince of Darkness
They was playing monster hunter at the party? shyt, I ain’t even see that part
My dude Darius popping up random, helping Nadine and talking about the mysteries of life
Mr Hate Coffee
Veteran
Tbh I don’t really care about the IR debate. But can one of y’all nigs post the twitter reactions? I’m wondering if black women really got offended like y’all said they would.
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Right! She only gave a fukk about the white chic being with dude because he had money. She was acting like they was equally yoked and that she was rich just like he was. She was broke and mad at Becky for having the patience to be with him while he was a community college nikka.Interesting take on that but I actually thought it was dope that they handled the scene/topic that way. It'd be one thing if the white chick was patronizing or started the interaction, but the black lady was sitting there on NYE in the house of a dude who is mixed/biracial. She also had a presumably black child (possibly family) her damn self.
Regardless of how one feels about anyone else's relationship, it's incredibly rude to speak on it directly to them. I felt like she definitely had to be the "angry black woman". She ain't have the time to invest in dude before he made it and that's where she gets robbed. That's why she's mad.
The issue wasn't even that he was with a white girl, it's that he was successful with a white girl. I did find the white girl's response intriguing because she it's clear this isn't the first time a black woman came for her.
this shyt classy af
This was heat. Especially with Van walking around in the closet
You on payroll?
Having something to talk about doesn’t equal a good episode at all breh. That’s not how the shyt works. If that’s what it took, Love & Hip Hop would be winning Emmys.