Official Snowfall Season 5 Thread

[Hoodoo Child]

FUUUUUUUUUUUCK Teddy McDonald! Own baby moms don’t even fck with him. Pack watch Pack Waaaatch

 

[Surreal]

Rakim is The God Emcee from New York (Long Island) ‘Rome ain’t hearing that this early. In LA.

Rodney O and Joe Cooley was as well

 

[WesCrook]

Rakim is The God Emcee from New York (Long Island) ‘Rome ain’t hearing that this early. In LA.

Paid in Full was released in 1986.....same as the current year of this season.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

"Based on the tape's capacity that's about 15 hours of snitching" gotta be the line of the season

 

[Stop_It_5]

Cut from the same cloth as Saint taking out Rob, this is Cissy trying to stop that rain


She might win the battle with Teddy but losing the war feels inevitable

 

[Buddy]

Paid in Full was released in 1986.....same as the current year of this season.

RAKIM IS THE GOD EMCEE FROM NEW YORK

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Cut from the same cloth as Saint taking out Rob, this is Cissy trying to stop that rain


She might win the battle with Teddy but losing the war feels inevitable

Depends on who gonna take her out. Louie or Franklin

 

[Buddy]

Louie is gonna "Skyler White" this situation.

Making moves behind everyone's back, only for it to inevitably backfire.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

The rappin dude was Nas. Witnessing everything from the roof.


What was the line about Jerome that got him upset?

Who was the latino dude?

 

[RARI_Godwind]

What you mean

The convo between Leon and Franklin. It’s a dialogue within the community on if the things that brings riches to a few are worth it if harms us all.

Is dealing crack worth it if it destroys the community? If it doesn’t afford more Black people freedom?

Is this show worth it if it’s “glorifying” drug dealers? Is it worth depicting that pain if it’s for entertainment? Is there more to it than that.

That’s how I took it those things are parallel. There was a few 4th wall breaking things in this ep including the skateboarder rapper who magically knew everything in the hood and retold the events perfectly. He’s a stand in for the audience.

imo

 

[livindajetlife]

The convo between Leon and Franklin. It’s a dialogue within the community on if the things that brings riches to a few are worth it if harms us all.

Is dealing crack worth it if it destroys the community? If it doesn’t afford more Black people freedom?

Is this show worth it if it’s “glorifying” drug dealers? Is it worth depicting that pain if it’s for entertainment? Is there more to it than that.

That’s how I took it those things are parallel. There was a few 4th wall breaking things in this ep including the skateboarder rapper who magically knew everything in the hood and retold the events perfectly. He’s a stand in for the audience.

imo

That’s dope

 

[Morethan1]

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Paid in Full was released in 1986.....same as the current year of this season.

I think I’m a few months away from being born from where the show is currently…

 

[Buddy]

The rappin dude was Nas. Witnessing everything from the roof.


What was the line about Jerome that got him upset?

Who was the latino dude?

I missed the line that caught his attention but the bar about Franklinnns xyz lil Tiana (Skully's daughter) was blatant

Jerome definitely heard the talent though. He's gonna sign/manage him

 

[Stir Fry]

The rappin dude was Nas. Witnessing everything from the roof.


What was the line about Jerome that got him upset?

Who was the latino dude?

I think Jerome was tripping off the line about the nephew being hierarchicaly above his uncle. That's how I took it at least.