I celebrate his firing in the same way I celebrate when a black man is found not guilty of a crime he was accused of after spending 15 years in jail.

Look, I get that you don't want to be the one who turns down the guy in the club cuz whoever thinks "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" has never seen a guy with a bruised ego. Some guys are crazy, you don't know if I'm one of them, so I don't mind you using your friend as a buffer. You're playing the long odds…

You can tell 50 Cent is trying to give Rotimi (who plays Dre) more of the spotlight. His name is one of the first shown in the title sequence and G-Unit has been really trying to push him as a musical artist.

If it's the guy who plays Dre, then we definitely have some stories to swap!

And in the previous episode it was implied (though Ghost may have been lying) to the Miami club owner that Ghost had also been forced to sign a highly unfavorable financial agreement with Stern.

"Mansa Al Sharpton, King of the Negros and last rightful heir to the throne of Musa of House Keita." -the intro he gets every time he visits Obama (at least that's how Fox News makes it sound).

I just don't get the constant use of "my nigga" if you're going to be offended when I call you black.

This was an excellent movie, though having Jaden Smith walk in with his entourage and loudly snickering in the background may have made it more surreal.

Ron LaFlamme is the type of lawyer that only exists on TV, but still lives in the dreams of lawyers everywhere.

I owe that one to Desus and Mero.

Afro-Bets. I learned how to read on those books, and they're over-the-top late-80s early-90s.

Ultimately, this is the type of thing that makes me want to live in one of those rare black suburban enclaves that are scattered across the country. I just don't trust any other community to treat my future children properly.

He messed the world's life up when he turned down being Neo in the Matrix to make Wild Wild West.

Its peak caucasity when there's an episode of Friends about it.

Also every song by Will Smith ever.

GTA V was the video game equivalent of an A$AP Rocky album. Self-aware and intelligent but still choosing to be willfully ignorant and nihilistic because that's more entertaining.

I'm with you on DA:O, I tried but I couldn't go back to a game that felt like Mass Effect 1 or KoToR, so I put the series down. I started playing the Witcher 3 (TW3) (i.e. I played like 70 hours, and feel like I might be half-way) never having played anything else in the series, decided I wanted a bit more context…

To Pimp a Butterfly is like a Shabazz Palaces album, except I understand most of what's going on.

"It's a new day, got the AK in the suitcase/ Head on up to Ramadi tell em ISIS sent ya." -Al-Kamrahn, "No Diplomats Anthem"

Rocky makes self-aware trap music. He's in on it all being theater and just plays up to that at 100%. It works in a weird way because of that, it doesn't feel like he's putting on because his whole act is just to sell an image. It's strange how it works so well, but I can't complain.