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Teaser For Atlanta: Showing A Lot By Saying Nothing

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Teaser For Atlanta: Showing A Lot By Saying Nothing

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Donald Glover Atlanta Tv Show Trailer - Childish Gambino (Like, Share!) (2 of 3)

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In his interview with TIME magazine, Donald Glover mentioned the goal was to be controversial by addressing racism without the fluffiness of Hollywood's influences.  Shows that deal with racism focuses on white people who are akin to Disney villains when in actuality they are regular, often likable people, which is even more jarring This article details racist moments from Atlanta that ring true to Black people.

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This picture is from the press conference Bieber holds after fighting Paper Boi

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Paper Boi's Fails to Understand Why Everyone Loves Justin Bieber

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Paper Boi's Fails to Understand Why Everyone Loves Justin Bieber

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Black Justin Bieber from Atlanta Season 1 Episode 05. No copyright infringement intended.

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Alfred is clearly insecure about his career, as he constantly reminds people that he's a rap artist serious about his craft. This episode depicts the obstacles Black artists must navigate through to be regarded by the public.

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Talking About Race Without Talking About Race

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Talking About Race Without Talking About Race

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Throughout "Nobody Beats the Biebs," the pitfalls with being a Black person is never explicitly stated. It is up to the viewers to choose whether to address these undertones or not.

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The Hilarious and Poignant Reason Bieber is Black in Atlanta

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The Hilarious and Poignant Reason Bieber is Black in Atlanta

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This episode is intended to question rather than condemn Justin Bieber. Focusing more so on society and whether people would truly be comfortable if a young black artist was as boisterous and derogatory as Justin Bieber and people like him.

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Before this episode, Alfred (aka Paper Boi) gets entangled in an armed robbery, so he sees the charity event as a chance to show everyone that he is more than a "gangster rapper." His quest is fruitless due to the stereotypes and him unknowingly feeding into it.

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To show how real and Jesus loving he is now, Bieber performs his newest song titled, "Whatever I Did." The lyrics of the song is short but details how no matter what he does, fans will still love him no matter what

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Donald Glover: Whatever I Did (feat. Black Justin Bieber) HQ 320kbps

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Got this from the FX show Atlanta. This is probably the most complete version out there. All rights go to everyone in making Atlanta. I thank them for this. Feel free to listen and share around. I do not own any of this, but here to spread the love!

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This short scene shows how being unable to provide for himself and his family bothers him as he is unable to keep his head above water, which shows why he goes along with the ruse of being "Alonso"

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Atlanta FX Bus scene (Ahmad White and Donald glover)

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Scene from critically acclaimed FX Series Atlanta

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Mistaking Black People for Other Black People

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Mistaking Black People for Other Black People

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It's easy for Earn's plot line to go over the heads of non-Black viewers. But mistaking a black person for another black person (who looks nothing like them) is a trend that has been picking up traction over the years.

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This is a clip from the episode which captures the confusion among shooters and the altercation that follows when they see Darius shooting at a dog target.

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Although exercising his 2nd Amendment, Darius faces ridicule from fellow shooters because he is using an outline of a dog as his target. Despite Darius scenes being short compared to Earn and Alfred, his highlights how much the lives of animals are taken into consideration rather than other human beings.