The New Negroes

Season 1

TV-14
Stand-up and music show hosted by Baron Vaughn and Open Mike Eagle, which promises to prove that the black experience is about more than just one thing.

A smorgasbord of comedic talent from black artists in the form of stand up comedy and rap music.

Where to Watch The New Negroes • Season 1

8 Episodes

  • Identity
    E1
    IdentityBaron and Mike discuss the New Negro movement, Chris Redd talks about his uncle’s crack addiction, and Danny Brown and Mike make a music video about expressing anger.
  • Criminality
    E2
    CriminalityDonnell Rawlings admits to abusing the race card, Lil Rel Howery breaks down the social dynamics of eating food on a bus trip, and MF Doom and Mike rap about policing oneself.
  • Wokeness
    E3
    WokenessBaron and Mike explore the meaning of “woke,” Candice Thompson discusses the benefits of looking racially ambiguous, and Tone Bell pays tribute to the glory of Klondike bars.
  • Toxic Masculinity
    E4
    Toxic MasculinitySasheer Zamata talks about the first time she went camping, and Lizzo and Mike drop a music video about a guy who’s extra into consent.
  • Self Care
    E5
    Self CareNaomi Ekperigin confesses that true crime shows give her much-needed perspective, and Alonzo Bodden shares what’s on his FarmersOnly dating profile.
  • Money
    E6
    MoneyDulcé Sloan imagines life as a trophy wife; George Wallace rails against the silly things Angelenos do; Method Man and Mike team up for a song about eating luxury items.
  • Representation
    E7
    RepresentationSam Jay justifies why she feels positive about the state of the world, and Ian Edwards explains why the Trump administration has been good for his fitness.
  • Fear
    E8
    FearBaron and Mike talk survival go-bags, Josh Johnson confesses to accidentally knocking down an old man, and Percy Miracles and Mike write a song about how to get into Heaven.

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