On one hand, I feel 2Pac at this point is used as a punchline but once they started playing Hail Mary
when it turned out that it really WAS Tupac. 
Cracked the code already. I remember you saying you not Donald or Stephen.
But you definitely in they camp. Don’t lie this time Big Zig 
Not white but ok.I'm not even trying to say anything is wrong with it... but white folks tend to give themselves away with posts like this. Most black children know that WAS love that the mother showed at the end cause that was how our own mothers showed us love. White folks got grounded and put in the corner while we would get the taste slapped from our mouths if we acted up. You're proving Glovers point ironically. You see a black mother being loving to her son the way she has to be in a white controlled country and you think she's being abusive just like the white teacher on the show thought the mother was being abusive. Can't make this up.
Glover is trying to hand yall a mirror and you still can't see it
Not white but ok.
would’ve just been nice to see her soften her stance
Lmao. I’m not Stephen nor anybody connected to the Glover/Gambino camp.
EDIT: Actually I remember you never refuting being Stephen. It’s ok, you don’t gotta tell nobody
losing their minds while we the black viewers are just happy that the TRUTH is being conveyed on screen.
Lmao. I’m not Stephen nor anybody connected to the Glover/Gambino camp.
I make my own scripted content so when you are in a similar field its easy to look into things like foreshadowing, theme, message, and intent.
Also if you read any Donald Glover or Stephen Glover interviews, they basically give you the blueprint themselves. Donald said back in 2016 that the thesis of the series was to explain what it means to be black. So episodes like B.A.N/Juneteenth from season 1 or Teddy Perkins/FUBU from season 2 are right up that ally. The brothers Glover are masters at taking ordinary occurrences that WE live in everyday life and presenting it to the world in a way that is easy to digest. Thats why when you read reviews these white people are like
Donald also said that Seasons 1-3 would follow a similar trajectory to Kanye’s first three albums. So if we go by that what do we get?
Season 1 = College Dropout- Ambitious, epic, unlike anything we’ve ever seen/heard before. A true breath of fresh air and the introduction of a genius in his field.
Season 2= Late Registration- ups the ante in ambition and scope. Darker. Talks more about family and the pressures of fame (Think about songs like Roses as it relates to episodes like FUBU)
Season= Graduation- Bold. Triumphant. A master at his creative peak making art that hits on all cylinders. Kanye wanted to make an album that was anthemic, that he could perform in stadiums around the world. That would take him “beyond” Hip Hop and make him a pop star. Season 3 is a global adventure, a season that takes us “beyond” Atlanta and explores bigger stories and themes from, not just black America, but the universal black diaspora.
ALL of this was planned since the beginning .
@Ziggiy coming through with the high level, damn near journalistic analysis:
I just rewatched and caught that! Laquarius saw it when they were getting in the van for the "grand canyun"I missed that
Yep the dcfs lady’s murder and all the debt they were in is why they decided to runaway and commit the murder/suicide.
