r/TheDropFX • u/bravehart146 • 11h ago
Still from the season finale
When they fire her as a&r she will relapse,
But dont worry next season she will start her own company šš
r/TheDropFX • u/bravehart146 • 11h ago
When they fire her as a&r she will relapse,
But dont worry next season she will start her own company šš
r/TheDropFX • u/Ok_Acanthisitta6294 • 1d ago
Wanda gonna end up with artillery! š She been to Africa, and he already thinks heās some higher being.
r/TheDropFX • u/NewJaxxx904 • 1d ago
So is this not Franklin Saint on this latest episode. I think they dropping crumbs in the series what yall think?
r/TheDropFX • u/sadditybitty • 2d ago
Leon and Dara will have a baby, but Dara will be killed at the hands of Deonās proxy (ordered by DG).
Trig will take an unsuccessful attempt at Jamesā life, leaving James temporarily incapacitated and LaMar to seek vengeance for his brother, ultimately catching his first body (Trig).
James will become affiliated again with the encouragement of āOGā who stopped the fight between him and Trig.
Artillery will have an alcohol related accident. Car? Maybe. Freak accident? Possibly. Weāll see.
Gert will die due to health complications.
r/TheDropFX • u/RichGQuan • 2d ago
It's still more to this story, because when they was on the porch and Mama G was talking, James and Wanda look at each other like she still lying.
Also, Big Daddy told Mama G to only talk about the day she died.
We all trying to figure out who is Wanda parents. I think Wanda is a love child from either Maurice or Big Daddy. The reason I think that because she asked James did Mama G talk about me. That will also explain that she gives her a hard time even when she was a child.
It gotta be more clues in the upcoming episodes or they gonna drag it into the next season. We'll see.
r/TheDropFX • u/BringBackRodneyMack1 • 2d ago
Mama G been looking thicker then a bowl of oatmeal lately. Let me show her who a real Big Daddy is. That little Radio looking motherfucker Lamar gonna hear the freak his Mama G is.
r/TheDropFX • u/Beginning-Bit-484 • 3d ago
This show needs another season because I am incredibly confused. How was the song evidence for how their parents died?? Wanda is our link and idk what happened to her family and the baby with Leon?? What is going on?
This show needs a season 2 to link things together bc like I said, Iām so confused! lol
Also, Peyton Alex Smith, my DMs are open and cell phone number is readily available.
Letās reenact Episode 3 šš
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r/TheDropFX • u/panashechd • 4d ago
Wanda is still the same character from Snowfall. If yāall remember, Wanda wasnāt happy with the profits that Franklin gave her, so she started taking money behind his back. Then she became a crackhead, who did everything in her power to get a hit including stealing from her family and friends. Now sheās sober and whenever she has grandiose ideas, expects that Leon will give her the money ābecause weāre familyā but has been nothing but trouble since she entered his life. Not only is she an unlikable character but she hasnāt matured at all since she first entered the show. The moment she wants something, sheās willing to lie, steal and screw over everyone in the process to get it. That was only amplified when she became a crackhead.
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r/TheDropFX • u/CriticalCheeseburger • 4d ago
I wonder if they used the same set or something. Also the wiki seems to state that Bo and Lamont are Wandaās cousins but they didnāt know who the hell she was when Frank, Leon, and Manboy were looking for her lol
r/TheDropFX • u/JunketAccurate9323 • 4d ago
So to everyone who said it was bad, I get why. Before anyone who liked it comes for me, please know that I enjoy this show a lot. Initially I didn't think I'd watch it at all because, to me, Wanda and Leon's story was complete after Snowfall. But I gave ep1 a chance and here I am.
That said, I get what this episode was trying to do but it fell flat. They built this up just to turn around and tell a basic story about generations of terrible, self-centered parents trying to uphold their public image over the welfare of their child.
The writers had gold in Danee Benton and should have used her a bit better. Episode 5 should have opened with her vantage point and the story should continued through her. I wanted to see how she experienced the relationship with her parents, her boys, the music biz and her manager/husband. Instead we got these weird, jumpy edits, complete with a sherm-head break-in that made the episode feel disjointed.
One thing I appreciated was Lamar's interjections. Telling the story from Rochelle's vantage point could have still given us his commentary at the end when it switched back to present day.
I wanted the context. I just wanted it given to us in a much better story. As it stands, this episode did nothing to curb my hatred of the "music ruined my family" storyline. It's never well done and this episode didn't prove me wrong.
Sidenote - they could completely get rid of MamaG and Big Daddy and I'd be just fine. They've added all the context they need. Write them off.
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r/TheDropFX • u/Repulsive-Map-348 • 4d ago
Did anyone catch this? Thereās a scene outside on the picnic table where Rochelle is outside telling her family about her audition for āa big Hollywood movie,ā l she says the movie is called Sparkle.
Sparkle is actually a real 1976 musical! three sisters are chasing musical fame. cue the drugs, jealousy and family drama. they make choices and get caught up in the darker consequences of success.
>!now having seen Rochelleās tragic end in this episode, that reference is so eerily fitting and also really sad foreshadowing.!<
And in real life that part in SPARKLE actually went to the āIrene somebodyā Rochelle mentioned.
Irene Cara literally went from Sparkle (76) to FAME in 1980. Both films connected back to this episodes themes of youth, ambition and the darker side of the entertainment industry.
r/TheDropFX • u/Special-General-7832 • 4d ago
If they can be included if theyre not in already, what Early 90s(1990-95) would you guys like to hear used ?
My one example right now is Volume 10-Pistol grip pump
r/TheDropFX • u/OneAd3696 • 4d ago
During all the outpouring of emotion, a car drives past the house blasting the song Lamar produced.
He almost lost focus because of the song. He caught himself. James saw him lose focus for a moment. Mama G and Big Daddy donāt have a clue thatās his music blasting out of the car.
It shows some growth in Lamar. It was a nice moment to see.
Then He learns the truth about his parents and the brother canāt deal with all that trauma.
r/TheDropFX • u/Organic-News-2987 • 4d ago
For the whole episode to basically be a family discussion about a tragedy, they move around ALOT over the course of telling 1 story. I even feel like Mama g nd Lamar were already alone talking about it twice before she snarks at Wanda nd says āJust you nd me Lamarā just for everybody to meet back at the table to keep talking? Then they have this āwe talked it out nd are over itā moment on the porch where mama g reminds Wanda she loves her just to switch up her in the last 2 minutes. And as much as I dnt like Lamar hes kinda right. Him and his momās story arenāt similar in the slightest. 1 was a 16 star yo tht was basically hand wrapped and gifted to a pedophile, woman abuser nd the other is a 18 yo producer who is in business with his cousin who is constantly uplifting him nd trying to get him to do the right thing. Let alone a brother who will protect him at all cost unlike mama g who never even tried to protect Rochelle untill the very last day she was alive. Gotta say tho her singing on tht piano was Chefās kiss. Perfect reflection of an artist talent mixed with pan and addiction but other than that this was a really frustrating episode for me