The generic ratchet is written by a instagram bot I swear
Some of the "youth lingo" in this s*** is b***oo
"Oh, you big mad huh?"
hilarious
Cane is a loose cannon, someone has to put him down or make him calm down. But I feel like he’s going to be let back in because Monet doesn’t have any shooters .
The generic ratchet is written by a instagram bot I swear
Some of the "youth lingo" in this s*** is b***oo
"Oh, you big mad huh?"
hilarious
I think y'all just mad that people talk like that
Otherwise y'all wouldn't catch the lingo at all
I think y'all just mad that people talk like that
Otherwise y'all wouldn't catch the lingo at all
Nah it’s a little generic bro. Even I’ve said the dialogue comes across as white people sitting around saying “how does black people talk”
Even Tariqs white homie that wants to be black “come on dawg I’m tryna get my swerveee onnnnn”......nobody even says s*** like that anymore
Nah it’s a little generic bro. Even I’ve said the dialogue comes across as white people sitting around saying “how does black people talk”
Even Tariqs white homie that wants to be black “come on dawg I’m tryna get my swerveee onnnnn”......nobody even says s*** like that anymore
Generic doesn't mean incorrect. My friends say no cap and I don't know why it would be unusual for the characters in that setting to say that
The white homie doesn't come off as wanting to be black to me. I'm black btw. But yea like I said I've been watching for a while and the word choice isn't something that jumped out to me
Generic doesn't mean incorrect. My friends say no cap and I don't know why it would be unusual for the characters in that setting to say that
The white homie doesn't come off as wanting to be black to me. I'm black btw. But yea like I said I've been watching for a while and the word choice isn't something that jumped out to me
Lol he doesn’t? He talks with a lot of urban lingo from what I’ve seen. Look at how different his brother acts
And the issue really is look at Tariq, his character doesn’t say any cliche s***. At least I haven’t noticed. The way they throw it in from side characters just comes across cheap
Generic doesn't mean incorrect. My friends say no cap and I don't know why it would be unusual for the characters in that setting to say that
The white homie doesn't come off as wanting to be black to me. I'm black btw. But yea like I said I've been watching for a while and the word choice isn't something that jumped out to me
Also it might not be the actual wording but how they have the actors deliver the lines. Like “here say these commonly used lingos in the most over the top cliche way possible”
It comes across as if they want us to recognize these characters are saying this s*** as a way to appear “hip” and “cool”.......”look guys we know the trendy lingos look look”
Also it might not be the actual wording but how they have the actors deliver the lines. Like “here say these commonly used lingos in the most over the top cliche way possible”
It comes across as if they want us to recognize these characters are saying this s*** as a way to appear “hip” and “cool”.......”look guys we know the trendy lingos look look”
I guess for me, a lot of the djalogue is relatable. To me it's very natural. Like I don't really know how I'd expect these characters to talk. Lingo in general is just how people talk and nothing else.
For the students, you can tell that there's only a few black kids in the whole school. So you have a square like Malcolm, who I'm like bruh... you tripping. Or even the parents or most of the non-black student characters acting on some uppity or white ass nigga s*** (which I don't mean derogitorily). For me it's almost kind of refreshing, cus it feels like these kids are confident enough to be themselves amidst the environment. You have Bonquisha who's really in it, you got Lauren who's a little in between at times, but even to me, Scooby (the white homeboy lol forgot his name) just seems like a dude who's super comfortable around Tariq. He don't seem acting black to me at all. He seems really relaxed even in tense situations, and can gel with multiple types of people
So anyway long story short, I guess I enjoy the djalogue. It seems very natural to me. If anything the teachers and parents are the ones who seem like they have forced or unnatural djalogue
I guess for me, a lot of the djalogue is relatable. To me it's very natural. Like I don't really know how I'd expect these characters to talk. Lingo in general is just how people talk and nothing else.
For the students, you can tell that there's only a few black kids in the whole school. So you have a square like Malcolm, who I'm like bruh... you tripping. Or even the parents or most of the non-black student characters acting on some uppity or white ass nigga s*** (which I don't mean derogitorily). For me it's almost kind of refreshing, cus it feels like these kids are confident enough to be themselves amidst the environment. You have Bonquisha who's really in it, you got Lauren who's a little in between at times, but even to me, Scooby (the white homeboy lol forgot his name) just seems like a dude who's super comfortable around Tariq. He don't seem acting black to me at all. He seems really relaxed even in tense situations, and can gel with multiple types of people
So anyway long story short, I guess I enjoy the djalogue. It seems very natural to me. If anything the teachers and parents are the ones who seem like they have forced or unnatural djalogue
Nah definitely there’s unnatural dialogue on both sides IMO but saying s*** like “come on dawg I’m tryna get my swerveeee onnnnn”.....lmao come on we both know none of us says s*** like that, niggas said that s*** like 10 years ago?
I think y'all just mad that people talk like that
Otherwise y'all wouldn't catch the lingo at all
Nah. Not really.
Nah definitely there’s unnatural dialogue on both sides IMO but saying s*** like “come on dawg I’m tryna get my swerveeee onnnnn”.....lmao come on we both know none of us says s*** like that, niggas said that s*** like 10 years ago?
i think that was an instance of him purposely trying to sound corny, which we all do
She definitely nasty in the bedroom
About to go to Brooklyn and stalk her
The generic ratchet is written by a instagram bot I swear
Some of the "youth lingo" in this s*** is b***oo
"Oh, you big mad huh?"
hilarious
people actually say s*** like 'big mad' these days though?
Yea if I was at the club and I saw her or the Brushandria type girl.. I'm stepping to the Paige type
You tweakin I’m taking Lightskin Keisha over page in a heart beat
You tweakin I’m taking Lightskin Keisha over page in a heart beat
These days I'm taking the Paige type
Gotta get back in the gym for LSK
The generic ratchet is written by a instagram bot I swear
Some of the "youth lingo" in this s*** is b***oo
"Oh, you big mad huh?"
hilarious
Effie asserting dominance
Bruh you know who Cane need to fight? Ol boy from Top Boy
Bruh you know who Cane need to fight? Ol boy from Top Boy
Cane would beat Jamie in a 1v1. But if it's Cane's crew vs Jamie's crew, I got money on Jamie outsmarting Cane, n putting all them niggas in a blunt.
this show mad annoying
how do the Tejada family have no idea who Ghost/Tommy etc is. Just seems weird
just bring Tommys show forward
feel bad for Cane too.
both parents hate him, even though they need him and he aint do s*** to them
this show mad annoying
how do the Tejada family have no idea who Ghost/Tommy etc is. Just seems weird
just bring Tommys show forward
I reckon the father in prison knows but the others don’t

Basically answers questions about the series
-once again confirmed all three Tejada children are Lorenzo's
-Dru is pattern after Michael Corleone( I peeped this)
-We will dig deeper into Lauren and Diana
-Says Effie's mother is "messed up"
-Hints that Cane does survive but season 2 the dynamic between he, Monet and Lorenzo will be forever changed.
-Will not clarify Tasha's fate but loved when a fan suggested Tasha be the next "big bad"
-Will not confirm or deny Tommy being the finale
-Possible Ghost can appear as a "ghost"