How many ppl in the thread are non-black, because I would like to see this show get a broader audience of everybody
Yeah I'm here too, not even American so im pretty far removed from the show but it makes a point whilst not being preachy, great story and characters, funny when it needs to be, touching, earnest and just quite beautifully made.Admittedly I have very little real life experience with which to relate to this show, but I'm really enjoying it for what I get out of it.
I think it will lead up to showing that you can't be successful and still stay in the hood. It's why they all get out and just visit maybeYeah, but then why --
Your ex-girlfriend a man, nigga!
Funny scene but pretty sad too. How the fuck did childish garbanzo have this in him?
Probably tomorrow or Friday. Timing could be a little wonky because Monday was a holiday.any word on when we'll have ratings?
I'm not gonna lie, I lowkey hate Childish Gambino the rapper, feel like he is the ultimate cornball, but I really dig this.
I'm latino so I can relate to the feeling of having your feet in different cultures, how it can be to your advantage but you can still feel like a outsider to all sides in the end.
It's also pretty funny.
"Man, later just means you ain't gonna let me do it..."
I can already feel this baby mother stuff gonna get messy. I hope not.
Its weird but Glover feels like the suburb kid fitting in with the hood kids. Anyways I like the show, a shame its only a half hour
Its weird but Glover feels like the suburb kid fitting in with the hood kids. Anyways I like the show, a shame its only a half hour
The dual/dueling identities is a pretty staple part of his work. Makes sense it carried over here. I'm assuming Princeton will come back later in the season, they mention it a lot.
I dunno why, but I saw Darrius saying Deja Vu is kinda a meta thing. IE, if you've watched a rerun it's the same episode but maybe he's the only one that notices this. I dunno how to explain it, but it's like how the end of Taxi Driver leads into the beginning.
She was pressed for an "I love you" while already having a date planned.The dude livin with his baby mama and fucked himself over by not saying I love you at the start, it's gonna be messy
She was pressed for an "I love you" while already having a date planned.
Descriptions of the show says she's his best friend. So, I'm guessing they must been friends for a while before realizing they had feelings for eachother. And still remain together as friends even if they didn't work out. Not the worst situation, but I don't think Earn's ready for the possibility of other dudes being around his daughter. And he's probably just extremely lazy. Black mom's forgive a lot, but they can't tolerate a lazy ass thinking they can just lounge around and mooch.Was Low down, I wanna know what lead to Ern having to be in the situation he's in now. Where even his momma won't let him past the porch. Ya dad, it's different. But your Moms doin that to you? Then you livin with ya baby mama who ain't ya girl. Wild
Funny scene but pretty sad too. How the fuck did childish garbanzo have this in him?
BTI a classic thoughFunny scene but pretty sad too. How the fuck did childish garbanzo have this in him?
Donald Glover is
Good at music
Good at writing
Good at comedy
Good at acting
Combines all of them together, and people are surprised it's good. Even if he's not to your taste - and his earlier stuff was all a little corny and over the top - dude always had talent and drive. You don't get the kind of opportunities to work with people like Fey and Harmon because you're lucky.
His early stuff was great. Don't diss mystery team.
i haven't seen mystery team. and to be fair i forgot he worked on 30 Rock.
but yeah i think his music is trash and his standup comedy too. so i really didn't see this coming. was his sketch comedy like this?
Didn't know Hiro did Kiwanuka's Black Man In A White World. Such a awesome concept and video.What music of his have you heard? His old sketch comedy was NOTHING like this, and neither was his work in Community. If you want to see something somewhat similar to this, you should see some of the concept stuff for his album Because the Internet. Stuff like "Clapping for the Wrong Reasons" or his actual conceptual script for Because the Internet.
The music videos and the films above were directed by Hiro Murai, who also is directing Atlanta so there's a consistent style as well.
Rewatching the first episode and there is definitely more to that opening scene than meets the eye, even beyond the "deja vu". We see right before Al supposedly shoots the other dude, Earn sees something and says "Wait" and the camera pans to the dog as lights pass by.
i haven't seen mystery team. and to be fair i forgot he worked on 30 Rock.
but yeah i think his music is trash and his standup comedy too. so i really didn't see this coming. was his sketch comedy like this? anyways regardless this is a great show so far.