Despite the fact that the pandemic has stopped international travels, the increasing number of new American TV series and the more videos content every week has given the audiences consolation for some time. The sheer amount of entertainment content, from comedies to music videos to great documentaries, has everyone’s varying preferences taken care as we kick back, unwind, and prepare for the weekend on the couch.
To begin with, each and every viewer has to see Glover’s Swarm, which is available on Amazon Prime. Glover, who has been venturing into music, film etc is finding a new ground and more potential cells within himself that he tells through the screen. At this point in Swarm, Glover develops a story that revolves round a ‘Popper’ the title given to a young woman or girl who is obsessively mad over a pop.
The series takes the inventive risk of intersperse explicit themes of a Christian than Satirical horror with Glover’s wide capacity to tell very serious issues in a very funny and socially relevant manner. There is a breath of fresh air in the production of Swarm, thanks to Glover as it is a rape of the modern day where this kind of genre bending content has hardly any rivals.
For the hip-hop fans, the Netflix documentary Run D.M.C. – Raising Hell looks back on hip-hop’s golden period. This documentary recalls how the iconic group Run D.M.C influenced the perception of hip hop in the society. The biopic is not just a recounting of how the group became mainstream but also a recollection of how the fusion of rock and rap was the construction of a culture in its youthful days, the same way, with Glover’s projects, who mixes different genres.
Even HBO Max adds a bid with Choire: a gut-wrenching story about poor children that gain purpose and voice through music. Although this documentary certainly has an emotional aspect, Glover’s Swarm still goes further in that regard and is entertaining in an uncomfortable way.
As we wind down on Curb Your Enthusiasm season finale with HBO Max, it is evident that in light of Donald Glover and his creative and relaxed law-defying stylization in other shows like Swarm, and Curb Your Enthusiasm that will air this weekend is expanse and captivating.
