:watchyomouth:DAAAAAAAAAMN!!!!!Funny how y'all can nitpick this comedy to death about her loser bf yet laud Atlanta when they got three walking stereotype loser ass nikkas as the main characters. Men on the coli hate black women
:watchyomouth:DAAAAAAAAAMN!!!!!Funny how y'all can nitpick this comedy to death about her loser bf yet laud Atlanta when they got three walking stereotype loser ass nikkas as the main characters. Men on the coli hate black women
tell em why you mad thoFunny how y'all can nitpick this comedy to death about her loser bf yet laud Atlanta when they got three walking stereotype loser ass nikkas as the main characters. Men on the coli hate black women
Yal nikkas are something else.I just got done watching and I thought it was . As a man I don't think I can get into this. There's no subtlety or nuance. Her man is literally laying on the couch doing nothing. The kids tell you she talks white and her hair being natural is abnormal in the first minute. They just beat you over the head with those points. I don't even care about the stereotypes or if she dates a white dude late. The jokes just didn't hit. The dialog was weak:
"bytch you still mad?"
"bytch you still tripping?"
Atlanta raised the bar and this show just isn't there in terms of quality. I expect more from an HBO show.
Yal nikkas are something else.
It's a woman's show/perspective. The latest episode in Atlanta which focused on Van highlighted a lot of the things you bytching about from this pilot. And Atlanta has plenty of stereotypes as well, let's let this show get more than 1 episode deep before we deeming it as trash.
I clearly said I don't care about the stereotypes and I liked the Van episode of Atlanta
It's a comedy and I didn't laugh once.
Then the show not for you nikka, move the fukk on.
I only watched a couple eps of ABG but yeah very reminiscent of it. Which is a smart move.just started watching this now. I watched all of ABG, and this seems like a much higher budget version of that.
them kids were sonning the shyt outta her in the opening scene