Low Key

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  • Episode 5: Let's Review "Ye" and Talk About If We'll Ever Forgive Kanye

    The crew reviews "Ye" (except one of the guys who has a Kanye ban in the house), discuss the supposed Trump bump, and question is Kanye has found himself in a Citizen Kane situation.


    It's not as silly as normal but there's a lot to learn from the ascension of Kanye into madness.


    Related Articles for Perusal:


    How One 19-Year-Old Illinois Man Is Distorting National Polling Averages:

    https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/13/upshot/how-one-19-year-old-illinois-man-is-distorting-national-polling-averages.html


    Trump’s Support Among Black Men Doubles After Kanye West Endorsement, Reuters Poll Says:

    https://www.thewrap.com/black-male-support-trump-doubles-kanye-west/

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    37 min
  • Episode 2: Atlanta's "Teddy Perkins" Review - "Never Go Full Killer Mike"

    Tim, Keith, and Aaron return to give a review of Atlanta's surprising episode "Teddy Perkins." Along the way they discuss blackface, whiteface, Killer Mike's self-own, and how Atlanta's greatest strength (absurdity) is leading to missed storytelling opportunities.


    Relevant Links:


    ‘Atlanta': 9 Teddy Perkins-Michael Jackson Parallels That Aren’t So Obvious


    Jimmy Kimmel's Blackface Impression of Karl Malone

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    55 min
  • Episode 1: Wakanda Over Everything

    Welcome the first episode of Low Key! Our first journey with the crew explores the key themes of Marvel's Black Panther that went unnoticed. For example, is there a such thing as a good ethnostate? How does vibranium work as an allegory to Silicon Valley's pillage of African cobalt? Why do many people believe Eric Killmonger is more empathetic than T'Challa?


    We dive into that and more in this premiere episode!

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    58 min

About Low Key

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Aaron Lanton, Keith Dennie, and Tim Molloy look at pop culture through a racial lens, focusing on the low-key things some people might miss to discuss their deeper meanings.

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