Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
its a good show. i tried to hate when it first came out but i watched a few episodes and it hooked me in.
The type of blacc ppl that watch 'Black-ish'...
- Thread starter BrothaZay
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Ill be honest my family is very huxtableish and none of us watch the show. But i did see that white baby on the elevator clip and thought it was funny.
It's hard enough to get black content on television, let alone some that's positive and when we do muhfukkas wanna turn it into a critique of the VIEWERS of all things 
I've only caught a handful of episodes but from what I've seen the show us designed for FAMILIES and their CHILDREN to facilitate convos on topics they might not every discuss or avoid. I honestly can't say Everybody Hates Chris, My Wife And Kids, Fresh Prince, etc ever really did that minus the frat episode and that's the core theme of this show. If that's not you then cool but the black American experience isn't confined to 20 year olds listening to Lil Octagon or whoever the fukk
I've only caught a handful of episodes but from what I've seen the show us designed for FAMILIES and their CHILDREN to facilitate convos on topics they might not every discuss or avoid. I honestly can't say Everybody Hates Chris, My Wife And Kids, Fresh Prince, etc ever really did that minus the frat episode and that's the core theme of this show. If that's not you then cool but the black American experience isn't confined to 20 year olds listening to Lil Octagon or whoever the fukk
datnigDASTARDLY
catching pigeons
Blackish is fukking hilarious and the kids remind me of my kids 
It's hard enough to get black content on television, let alone some that's positive and when we do muhfukkas wanna turn it into a critique of the VIEWERS of all things
I've only caught a handful of episodes but from what I've seen the show us designed for FAMILIES and their CHILDREN to facilitate convos on topics they might not every discuss or avoid. I honestly can't say Everybody Hates Chris, My Wife And Kids, Fresh Prince, etc ever really did that minus the frat episode and that's the core theme of this show. If that's not you then cool but the black American experience isn't confined to 20 year olds listening to Lil Octagon or whoever the fukk
I’ve never seen blackish or any of these shows with exception to Fresh Prince.
. You know the type of audience that doesnt need laugh tracks 
I can't think of a show more cringe worthy.