Darias is one of my favorite characters of all time

I love the movie, but I don't understand what the hell the are talking about in this video!

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Did anybody else notice that the song playing in the mall speakers is “Nobody supposed to be Here” by #deborahcox? Its as if something is warning Van and Earn that they shouldn’t be there.

Imagine showing this episode to somebody with zero context of the show just to see their reaction 🤣

I think that the rich wigga poor wigga was actually added bc Kevin Samuels died during the season. I don’t think it made the cut for the season originally but was added out of respect for him.

My point of view is that: whole story is AI's imagination after earting herbs. E and D are typical family and friend when u being rich, they help AI but at the same time taking advantage of him. Lorraine's behavior and words represent the deepest thoughts of AI: fear, dout, the desire for kinship…but anyway I think Darius and Earn are good. Love for this surreal episode❤

This touches on American culture of Mammys. Black Women in America raised thousands of white children.

If I’m not mistaken, the Van pole situation, it’s just the light coming through her hair.

Idk how ppl think u dnt sound black

In Yoyo's room, they pick up a book called "The Hidden Staircase" and I immediately thought of the movie The People Under The Stairs. Let's just say they share somewhat of a similar outcome. (Trying not to spoil)

His "embrassing of his blackess" is symbolized by his success at womanizing. Unfortunately its a spot on metaphor 😔 and I pray for the day that this symbology wouldn't even make sense because as a whole black families will be restored, black men will be valued and allowed to take their rightful roles in society and black woman are returned to honor. Of course there are some in the black community alreafy dy experiencing that but Im speaking "as a whole" .

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"Really these are the three people that uncover everything?" Yes, part of the point of the film were that they were societal degenerates that nobody cared about/were worth nothing. They were more loving and clever than they'd ever get credit for because of their circumstances. They could infiltrate the underground base BECAUSE of the sentiment you shared, hope that helps! Horrible way to end this video.

Atlanta became a live action boondocks the last two seasons

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Love the breakdown of his character. First time hearing "They're bound to hit a licK!" had me dyin 😭😭😭

51:33 the reason the girl is happy the next day is because she got a ass cutting by her parents when she got home, came back to school with a different attitude .. trust me , i know the feeling all too well lmaooo

Hello Ninenerdyards my name is Isaiah and I have something important to say to you. God loves you and like any father he wants to help you and keep you safe especially from the devil. But I am not just speaking to you about this I am also talking to your fans about this. God loves us all and he wants us all to be saved not just from ourselves but from the devils clutches. Do not be afraid to come to the Lord for his love is for evreyone Shalom Shalom.

After this episode, Earn's status as a certified generational hater was solidified. Nevet stop hating

His character was soooo good in the series finale! That monologue at the end in the sushi spot was EXCELLENT

This was a great video. The way he played his character was excellent!!

The final lines “fight me! Fight me!” Fit really well with the ambiguity. It couldve been a flattening of the conflict in Darius’s mind or it couldve been the culmination of the built up insult by Demarcus from the constant rejection of his work.

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The Different World connection is so brilliantly drawn here, thank you. I think Darius sees Cree Summers' character step in front of Judge Judy in the courtroom and experiences nirvana.

i’ve seen theories that clark county is about certain rappers who are perceived to have a “nice guy” attitude but are really just douchebags behind close doors. some say clark is based off of chance the rapper or logic and that the producers really did get beat up by their guards.

Lakeith is from my hometown and also - one of the best actors in game rn and I love seeing him in everything but especially as Darius. He's just so... Incomparable. He needs more roles in everything lol

Plot twist; we really do live in a virtual simulation. This gives us clues, the Truman show, the Wizard of Oz, and the Matrix are a few to point it out. The movie "Knowing" shows how everything happens by the numbers. Even science proves matter isn't solid and everything is governed by numbers or frequencies.

My friend Ava Grey played Lorraine in Season 3 Episode 8! She’s amazing IRL too. I love this edit btw

This episode resonated with me heavily. My father & his siblings act a lot like how Earn’s mother & her siblings did in the episode. At the beginning of the year, my grandfather’s health was deteriorating & while you’d expect that to bring everyone closer, they argued instead. Pretty much what you see in this episode. When Earn says, “I just don’t want to end up like them… arguing all the time.” I really felt that. It’s a sentiment my sister & I share.

8:05 connection: Van-Photo-Earn-Steal

Thanks for those free therapy links

Easily one of my favorite mockumentaries because I love how it blurred the line of fact and fiction by never heavily exaggerating it like most mockumentaries do

Sex and violence are not the same bro- My take.

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Sweet

Is there any way you could not pause every 1.5 seconds? And take 11 minutes to get into one episode of which you pause every 1.5 seconds and ruin the reaction? I think you’re doing an examination or review

That sponsor stroll 😂

This was one of the most powerful interpretations of neurodivergence I have ever seen. She was my favorite character because of how Boots crafted her backstory.

I would've loved it if they brought it back around to the Atlanta guys at the very very end of the episode. Like, Darius, Paypuh Boi, and Earn were watching, debating whether what they watched was real or not...

I love the invisible car scene that was the funniest thing i ever saw lmao

I don't understand why so many people think Earn is being truly sincere in his declaration of love towards Van and Lottie, when it's entirely conditional on whether Van accepts his ultimatum to go to LA. He even clarifies that regardless of whether she goes with him, he has options, and that despite not wanting to, he is perfectly willing to make a new life for himself outside of his family in his selfish venture to LA. He never abandons his pride for the sake of his family; he never considers making a personal sacrifice in his career in order to remain with his family, and when presented with a lucrative but optional career opportunity, his first impulse isn't to consult with his family; it's to immediately accept it and hope his family captitulates to his desires. Earn is still the same self-centered, confused, and irresponsible person who didn't know what he wanted in life like in season 1, spitting in the face of his family, who should have indisputably been his primary concern, passion, and responsibility from the very fucking beginning. And while it's good that he feels how he feels towards them now, it's terrifying that even despite those feelings, he's not completely willing to commit himself to them regardless of what sacrifices need to be made to do so. So he really ain't figured out shit because he continues to interpret and prioritize his understanding of his experiences from the perspective of his own self-satisfaction. He remains tied to no one.

It's like that one greek myth

The hat is lovely

It was funny, the ate a regular stroopwafel...its a dutch cookie.

I love the Dan Harmon “Now You See Me” rant

Dude great connection. I really wondered what squidward had to do with all of it