A rat king is a collection of rats whose tails are intertwined and bound together by one of several possible mechanisms, such as entangling material like hair or sticky substances like sap or gum. The number of rats joined together varies from a few to as many as 32. Historically, the phenomenon is particularly…

I understand the fight thing, because it was a ceremonial tie to the nation’s roots. Countries do all sorts of ceremonial dumb shit that doesn’t make sense in modernity. The fight for the Black Panther throne in Wakanda isn’t that big a deal to me.

I kinda thought that was the point;

Okay, he legit beat M’Baku. But, during the scene when Ross was talking about how vicious Killmonger is and he was trained to kill, me and my sis were like, “Don’t fight him, T’Challa. Don’t fight him!”

Okay so how exactly does M’baku getting tired take away from T’challa beating his ass? No, can’t follow. He won that fight.

That being said, Killmonger did kick his ass but he didn’t fulfill the conditions of the bout, which was to either kill or make him surrender. He chose to half-ass things, like villains always do,…

T’Challa only took one L. It’s not his fault that M’Baku got tired. You don’t hear George Forman saying I was beating Ali’s ass for all dem rounds; I just got tired.

Killmonger looking over that cliff was like:

Nothing wrong with believing in conspiracies. Just stop calling it the Illuminati. There’s no secret society. People are doing it right in front of you, on the record, with no shame.

Yeah, I think that’s part of why it stuck with so many people, is so rewatchable, and became such a juggernaut: the theatrical ending doesn’t just vindicate Chris and give y’all a sorely-needed win, it also serves as a final “fuck you” to Rose and everything her family is done. I think it’s a very telling choice that…

Get Out works because of the ending they settled on. A trapped in Hell ending (fuck your feelings) would have ruined the win the protagonist got by killing everyone and burning down the house. Also, what’s scarier for the black audience than knowing we’re still stuck with fake-ass white people? Our daily lives are…

Née and Steamdover, You completely missed a brilliant piece of sarcasm.

I treat all people equally.

Not to sure about barking at the white women on the elevator. For real that is how Emmitt Till got it. Nothing raises the hair on a white man’s neck more than a black man berating his pancaked ass, pumpkin spice imbibing, This Is Us binge watching, Fergie screeching woman pretending to be in distress. I am for…

So we’ll have to wait till 2019 for your book?