Earnest, Darius, and PaperBoi in ATLANTA
Goodness, gracious, I do love that series ATLANTA.
I watch it by my lonesome for no unnecessary co-banter.
The writers keep a handle on what’s real in the hood.
I laugh, I get a little nervous, but in the end – it’s all good.
The situations? Some are new but most are relatable and well understood.
I live in the southwest, but I originated from a third coast hood.
Atlanta is good cultural food for me in the desert lands of Arizona.
FX gives the best ride of a laid-back vibe from the south upon ya.’
Have you been watching? I’m certainly a PaperBoi fan.
When an opportunity is in the air, he strives to catch it if he can.
Often times, he misses.
Still, his bars are full of dope disses
and he remains largely popular in his hood.
Comedy is at its largest when PB is misunderstood.
There was an episode where PaperBoi was in the backseat
of his hustler man’s car trying to score some weed.
Everything was going alright until
the hustler pulled a gun and -ish got real.
The hustling driver looked in his rearview mirror and said without stall
while pointing a gun into the backseat, “Eh, yo. I’m sorry dawg.”
‘I’m going to need your bag of cash because my son is sick; today I ain’t selling weed. ‘
Then he asked PaperBoi to get out of his backseat and to relinquish his car keys.
He and hustle man went way back; they had a history that was long.
PaperBoi ended up with dry mouth, empty hands and a sober walk home.
Any chance that you met Bibby? He’s all over episode five or six.
He’s PaperBoi’s barber who’s always in some illicit -ish.
The episode is funny as all get-out, so I won’t say too much
except for it takes an entire episode for PaperBoi to get a haircut.
You would not believe
the day that unfolds– and again with no weed. 🙂
Why is weed a staple in the script?
Because it’s Atlanta and the writers keep it real.
I don’t know, exactly, but I can relate
to what the writers are serving on the FX series plate.
Dip in and DVR the show if you can’t watch it when it airs.
Donald Glover isn’t childish with his gambino – in fact, he’s quite fair.
A successful future, for him, is in the air. I’m glad to be watching.
I’ve set my DVR to record ATLANTA because it’s the vibe that I’m copping.
I’m a southern girl on this Monday morning. I was southern last night before I went to bed.
I’m Qui
Awake and refreshed, a good nights sleep is best – after yesterdays soul food meal and cornbread.
‘Like the society in Atlanta, your girl Qui stays fed! 😉
