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[The Boondocks] How would Huey and Riley react to the success of the Black Panther movie?
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Huey wouldn't really have an opinion. He'd see it as a powerful corporation shamelessly appealing to a demographic for marketability and financial purposes. But he wouldn't hate it, just be completely indifferent and ignore the phenomenon all together. This would catch wind online and Huey would be at the center of an internet culture war. Black fans will call him a traitor, and totally-not-racist alt-righters would use him as a poster boy. Huey wouldn't get involved at all though. The whole ordeal would just remind him of the Obama situation. He'd watch it on Netflix months later and say "It was ok."

Riley eats it up though, he'd love the idea of an extremely wealthy African king being at the center. He'd take away all the wrong lessons though, talking about how Black Panther would buy a bunch of hoes and roll up in a flying lambo. He'd also be upset with the ending, since he'd believe Killmonger was right and Black Panther should have teamed up with him. He'd cry conspiracy by the white Disney execs axing the "true ending".

Grandpa would try to watch it on the first night, but be pissed when he finds its sold out. He'd then return on Saturday and be stuck at the leftmost seat of the front row. He'd later talk about how great the movie was, how he fought and protested for more movies like this, but wouldn't be able to recall the plot.

Uncle Ruckus quits his job at the movie theater and flies to Marvel Studios HQ in California. He stands outside the offices in protest over why the great Marvel superhero movies, that have touted the physical and intellectual superiority of the white man, would give into these terrible pressures of the blacks. Most of his arguments revolve around how everything about Wakanda is unrealistic and how colonialism was the best damn thing to happen to them. He's later escorted off the lot and goes back to the theater job, but only after Black Panther's finished its run.

Tom thinks the movie's great because of how good a role model Black Panther is. He says kids should aspire to be like him so they can work hard and be kings too. Unfortunately he didn't see how the movie ended, since he and Sarah got into a spat during one of Michael B Jordan's shirtless scenes.