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That's what I got from itAre the woods a metaphor for the hood?
That's what I got from itAre the woods a metaphor for the hood?
Series ain't over yetFrom knowing Glover's work, he seriously had to resist the urge to kill off one of the characters this season. He's into this morbid "life ends" shyt.
I thought I was the only one going thru thisThey may have, the test screen didn’t show up when I watched the encore. Hmm strange.
Sierra was pretty much 100% right and dropping jewels trying to help out Paperboi. He didn't listen and paid for it. She was super cool and sound like my homegals.
Loved the episode, definitely thought a few shots were a nod to The Sopranos, "Pine Barrens", the overhead shot of the suddenly ominous and unsettling woods, and the whole arc of the story. The transition from shopping and pedicure's with a women who quickly went from attractive and sharp to abusive and toxic, to getting beat up by some kids, robbed, almost shot, and running for your life, clutching a stick in the dirt, the voices echoing around the trees. All very well done. The homeless man, who, true to life, can probably go from funny (Deer guts LOL) to sad, to dangerous in a few seconds. When that box cutter came out I tensed up, never let a homeless person get too close to you.
I esp. liked the scene in the gas station, it just reminded me of myself as kid, trapping and living on couches or hotels, cleaning myself up a little in a bathroom somewhere. Or finding those points of oasis, lost somewhere, no phone or some shyt like that.
I remember a deal going bad when I was like 18, this kid just swings on me, and barely misses, and just starts trying to run my pockets, I ducked the punch, and he grabbed my shirt, I ran on some football play type of shyt, crossed them up, and ran for the trolley, which like a movie, came right as I ran up, and I was gone, with my half ounce, and only missing my phone, which fell out in the car. Reminded me exactly of that scene.
He got that Drake shyt going on sounds nothing like Paper Boi, in fact this looks like a skit on Atlanta where Alfred just sold out and became what he didn't wanna become
are you serious?That's how he acts in real life?
Damn, he's deserves an Emmy nod cause his mannerisms look real .
Loved the episode, definitely thought a few shots were a nod to The Sopranos, "Pine Barrens", the overhead shot of the suddenly ominous and unsettling woods, and the whole arc of the story. The transition from shopping and pedicure's with a women who quickly went from attractive and sharp to abusive and toxic, to getting beat up by some kids, robbed, almost shot, and running for your life, clutching a stick in the dirt, the voices echoing around the trees. All very well done. The homeless man, who, true to life, can probably go from funny (Deer guts LOL) to sad, to dangerous in a few seconds. When that box cutter came out I tensed up, never let a homeless person get too close to you.
I esp. liked the scene in the gas station, it just reminded me of myself as kid, trapping and living on couches or hotels, cleaning myself up a little in a bathroom somewhere. Or finding those points of oasis, lost somewhere, no phone or some shyt like that.
I remember a deal going bad when I was like 18, this kid just swings on me, and barely misses, and just starts trying to run my pockets, I ducked the punch, and he grabbed my shirt, I ran on some football play type of shyt, crossed them up, and ran for the trolley, which like a movie, came right as I ran up, and I was gone, with my half ounce, and only missing my phone, which fell out in the car. Reminded me exactly of that scene.
Just finished the episode. Besides the blatant robbery that occurred in the episode, I think that paperboi was robbed of his security and "real-ness".
Paperboi felt secure in his position as the, "real as fukk MC who really be about this thug life" probably because nobody really tested him (besides his own plug if you wanna count that), but I think that PB being stuck up by some bad ass kids, as well as the talk he had with the IG thot, really changed his perspective (hence why he took the pictures with the one fan at the gas station).
PB is not that real nikka from the hood anymore, he's a celebrity, and when you're a celebrity still hanging round the hood dudes/"real nikkas" you'll eventually become a target, and with it being robbin' season, PB is looking like steak to a bunch of hood dudes with nothing to lose.
With this change, I think that we will ultimately see PB drop Ern as his manager. You can already see the writing on the wall, as other celebrities are starting to get exclusive deals and free shyt, and PB is just like, "How you get that? " while the celebrity is like, "Doesn't your manager do the same for you? "
The final episode of robbin season is Paperboi robbing Ern of a job brehs
Final episode is titled, "Crabs in a Barrel" maybe PB goes full hollywood on nikkas and drops Ern because he believes that Ern is holding him down as an artist and a brand due to Ern's own personal demons? (Aka that crabs in a bucket/crabs in a barrel mentality)
Also, the ending RIP credits were of Paperboi (Brian Tyree Henry) actual mother, who passed May 12, 2016
From knowing Glover's work, he seriously had to resist the urge to kill off one of the characters this season. He's into this morbid "life ends" shyt.
The dualities of being Alfred/Paperboi
The fans he wants (those young black
Kids) dont respect him for keeping it real.
Meanwhile the fans he DOESN’T want (clueless surburban white kid) respect him for keeping it real