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* AmbiguousEnding: Dizzee and Thor's storyline receives this. [[spoiler: Their last scene shows them running from the cops, with Thor getting caught on a fence and Dizzee running into a tunnel with a train coming through it. It's unclear if either of them escape the cops, if Dizzee gets hit by the train, or even how much of the scene is really happening--it's presented in a vague, fragmentary way that includes a shot of their first meeting and plays out like a live-action version of Thor's arrest from earlier in the season, suggesting that it might be a flashback or even a dream.]]

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* AmbiguousEnding: Dizzee and Thor's storyline receives this. [[spoiler: Their [[spoiler:Their last scene shows them running from the cops, with Thor getting caught on a fence and Dizzee running into a tunnel with a train coming through it. It's unclear if either of them escape the cops, if Dizzee gets hit by the train, or even how much of the scene is really happening--it's presented in a vague, fragmentary way that includes a shot of their first meeting and plays out like a live-action version of Thor's arrest from earlier in the season, suggesting that it might be a flashback or even a dream.]]



* DisproportionateRetribution: How does Cadillac respond to the Get Down Brothers "invading" Les Inferno and being offered a record deal by Fat Annie? [[spoiler: He ''poisons the supply of angel dust at their next show'', with the aim of killing innocent audience members to ruin the crew's reputation and profitability.]]

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* DisproportionateRetribution: How does Cadillac respond to the Get Down Brothers "invading" Les Inferno and being offered a record deal by Fat Annie? [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He ''poisons the supply of angel dust at their next show'', with the aim of killing innocent audience members to ruin the crew's reputation and profitability.]]



** Boo-Boo is [[spoiler: arrested for selling PCP, and Zeke and Shao's friendship collapses as a result]].
** Shao [[spoiler: returns to working for Fat Annie]].
** Zeke [[spoiler: gets into Yale but clearly misses his music. Moreover, with Shao gone, Mylene moving, Boo-Boo in jail, Dizzee essentially a runaway, and Ra-Ra spending increasing amounts of time with Tanya, Zeke seems completely isolated]].
** Mylene's family has fallen apart, with [[spoiler: Ramon dead, Francisco arrested and indicted on arson charges, and her moving to California to pursue her career]].
** Dizzee and Thor's final scene is ambiguous and may even be a flashback, but [[spoiler: it shows them being chased by police and seemingly in serious danger]].
** Cadillac [[spoiler: decides to leave Annie behind and work on his record label full-time, which is ''very'' unlikely to go well for him given how Annie has reacted every other time someone stopped working for her]].

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** Boo-Boo is [[spoiler: arrested [[spoiler:arrested for selling PCP, and Zeke and Shao's friendship collapses as a result]].
** Shao [[spoiler: returns [[spoiler:returns to working for Fat Annie]].
** Zeke [[spoiler: gets [[spoiler:gets into Yale but clearly misses his music. Moreover, with Shao gone, Mylene moving, Boo-Boo in jail, Dizzee essentially a runaway, and Ra-Ra spending increasing amounts of time with Tanya, Zeke seems completely isolated]].
** Mylene's family has fallen apart, with [[spoiler: Ramon [[spoiler:Ramon dead, Francisco arrested and indicted on arson charges, and her moving to California to pursue her career]].
** Dizzee and Thor's final scene is ambiguous and may even be a flashback, but [[spoiler: it [[spoiler:it shows them being chased by police and seemingly in serious danger]].
** Cadillac [[spoiler: decides [[spoiler:decides to leave Annie behind and work on his record label full-time, which is ''very'' unlikely to go well for him given how Annie has reacted every other time someone stopped working for her]].



* FamilyRelationshipSwitcheroo: [[spoiler: Lydia and Francisco had an affair, resulting in Mylene. But Lydia was married to his brother Ramon, so they raised her while Francisco took on the role of CoolUncle]].

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* FamilyRelationshipSwitcheroo: [[spoiler: Lydia [[spoiler:Lydia and Francisco had an affair, resulting in Mylene. But Lydia was married to his brother Ramon, so they raised her while Francisco took on the role of CoolUncle]].



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** Mylene after [[spoiler: her father kills himself in part due to her branching out her singing career.]]

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** Mylene after [[spoiler: her [[spoiler:her father kills himself in part due to her branching out her singing career.]]



* IfYoureSoEvilEatThisKitten: Fat Annie ties Shaolin Fantastic to her organization when she [[spoiler: makes him shoot Wolf.]]

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* IfYoureSoEvilEatThisKitten: Fat Annie ties Shaolin Fantastic to her organization when she [[spoiler: makes [[spoiler:makes him shoot Wolf.]]



* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Ra-Ra, Dizzee, and Boo-Boo are only ever referred to by their nicknames in the show, [[spoiler: until Part 2 when Winston reveals their names as Ronald, Marcus, and Miles, respectively.]]
** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name. [[spoiler: His name is revealed to be Curtis at the end of part two.]]

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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Ra-Ra, Dizzee, and Boo-Boo are only ever referred to by their nicknames in the show, [[spoiler: until [[spoiler:until Part 2 when Winston reveals their names as Ronald, Marcus, and Miles, respectively.]]
** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name. [[spoiler: His [[spoiler:His name is revealed to be Curtis at the end of part two.]]



* PlotMandatedFriendshipFailure: Zeke, after he's tearfully rejected by Mylene, doesn't forgive her immediately. When she comes to the hideout to ask Zeke for a favor, he curses her out and storms off. [[spoiler: In Part 2 episode 5, Zeke realizes that it was Shaolin who set up Boo Boo to sell drugs (which caused him to sell tainted angel dust, which almost kills Dizzee) and gives him a heartbreaking TheReasonYouSuck speech, thus ending their partnership.]]

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* PlotMandatedFriendshipFailure: Zeke, after he's tearfully rejected by Mylene, doesn't forgive her immediately. When she comes to the hideout to ask Zeke for a favor, he curses her out and storms off. [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In Part 2 episode 5, Zeke realizes that it was Shaolin who set up Boo Boo to sell drugs (which caused him to sell tainted angel dust, which almost kills Dizzee) and gives him a heartbreaking TheReasonYouSuck speech, thus ending their partnership.]]
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* FiveManBand: The eponymous Get Down Brothers.
** TheLeader: Books.
*** InUniverse, the boys perceive Shaolin Fantastic as the leader due to the nature of Old Skool hip hop, but narratively speaking, Zeke is the main protagonist and the one who actually guides the team.
** TheLancer: Shaolin Fantastic.
** TheSmartGuy: Ra-Ra, nerdy and intellectual.
** TheBigGuy: Boo-Boo, hot-blooded and the most physically aggressive team member.
** TheHeart: Dizzee, the calm peacemaker.
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''The Get Down'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} original series created by Stephen Adly Guirgis and Creator/BazLuhrmann that premiered in August of 2016. The series is also executive produced and soundtracked by world-class rap artist Nas, who also provides the voice of the adult Ezekiel "Books" Figuero.

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''The Get Down'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} original series created by Stephen Adly Guirgis and Creator/BazLuhrmann that premiered in August of 2016. The series is also executive produced and soundtracked by world-class rap artist Nas, Music/{{Nas}}, who also provides the voice of the adult Ezekiel "Books" Figuero.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: As much as Ramon lambasts Mylene for singing "the devil's music", Francisco is quick to remind him that he found Jesus in prison after a debaucherous life, and got two women pregnant back in Puerto Rico, leaving them to raise the children after moving to New York.
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** '''Only from Exile Can We Return Home''': Mylene and the Get Down Brothers realize that their pursuit of success has led them away from their original motivation: a pure, unadulterated love for music. Mylene finds healing by once again singing just for herself, not for her father or Roy, while the Get Down Brothers unite the three nations of hip-hop in order to get out of Fat Annie's contract.
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** '''Gamble Everything''': Multiple characters decide to risk losing everything in order to get what they want: Ra goes deep into enemy territory to win over Tanya, Shao violently turns on Annie to try to regain control over his life and music, Dizzee runs away from home to be with Thor, Mylene severs her ties with her father and the church by performing a scandalous song at a nightclub to try to impress a movie producer, and Lydia reveals Mylene's true parentage to Ramon in a bid to break free of his abuse.
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** '''One by One, Into the Dark''': The angel dust epidemic sweeps the city, leading to a mass overdose at a Get Down Brothers performance.
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* BilingualBonus: Characters frequently speak in untranslated Spanish.


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* DisproportionateRetribution: How does Cadillac respond to the Get Down Brothers "invading" Les Inferno and being offered a record deal by Fat Annie? [[spoiler: He ''poisons the supply of angel dust at their next show'', with the aim of killing innocent audience members to ruin the crew's reputation and profitability.]]
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* WimpFight: Zeke and Shao's fight over the Pakoussa record in the first episode is hilariously childish, with plenty of tears, biting, ineffectual grappling, and fake kung fu.
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** '''The Beat Says, This Is the Way''': Following the call of the get down leads the crew down a path away from mainstream society: Zeke loses his internship and potential college scholarship, Boo-Boo begins working as a drug mule, the Get Down Brothers begin performing at Les Inferno under Annie's eye, and their families turn on them under the assumption that they're selling drugs, because [[ItWillNeverCatchOn there's no way they could really be making money from hip-hop]].
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** '''Unfold Your Own Myth''': As Zeke applies to colleges and Mylene begins to become a mainstream disco star, both of them have to take control of their own narrative and decide how they want to present themselves to the outside world.
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The first six episodes of the first season were released in August 2016, and the remaining five were released on April 7th.

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The first six episodes of the first season were released in August 2016, and the remaining five were released on April 7th.7th, 2017.
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* RealityEnsues: Zeke, after he's tearfully rejected by Mylene, doesn't forgive her immediately. When she comes to the hideout to ask Zeke for a favor, he curses her out and storms off. [[spoiler: In Part 2 episode 5, Zeke realizes that it was Shaolin who set up Boo Boo to sell drugs (which caused him to sell tainted angel dust, which almost kills Dizzee) and gives him a heartbreaking TheReasonYouSuck speech, thus ending their partnership.]]

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* RealityEnsues: PlotMandatedFriendshipFailure: Zeke, after he's tearfully rejected by Mylene, doesn't forgive her immediately. When she comes to the hideout to ask Zeke for a favor, he curses her out and storms off. [[spoiler: In Part 2 episode 5, Zeke realizes that it was Shaolin who set up Boo Boo to sell drugs (which caused him to sell tainted angel dust, which almost kills Dizzee) and gives him a heartbreaking TheReasonYouSuck speech, thus ending their partnership.]]
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Set in the WretchedHive of [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] in the blistering hot summer of 1977, ''The Get Down'' is a musical opus that follows the lives of an ensemble of young people living in the Bronx, witnessing the [[DeaderThanDisco death of disco]] and the birth of HipHop. The story is told in the format of the flashbacks of a mid-90's rapper narrating the story of his youth and the rise of his art.

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Set in the WretchedHive of [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] in the blistering hot summer of 1977, ''The Get Down'' is a musical opus that follows the lives of an ensemble of young people living in the Bronx, witnessing the [[DeaderThanDisco [[DiscoSucks death of disco]] and the birth of HipHop. The story is told in the format of the flashbacks of a mid-90's rapper narrating the story of his youth and the rise of his art.



* {{Disco}}: Disco is [[DeaderThanDisco far from dead]] in 1977. It's still alive and well and the HipHop scene is just an underground rebel movement. However, it's on its way out.

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* {{Disco}}: Disco is [[DeaderThanDisco [[DiscoSucks far from dead]] in 1977. It's still alive and well and the HipHop scene is just an underground rebel movement. However, it's on its way out.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In-universe example. To show the graffiti writers he hasn't sold out, Zeke incorporates different tags and pieces into his speech at Ed Koch's rally without letting the politicians or other adults realize what he's talking about. Even more impressive that he's doing it on the fly.
** A few of the lines from Mylene's Pentecostal disco hit are ''awfully'' suggestive...
-->''"I can feel you inside of me..."''' '''"We've got to love each other deeply..."''

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** A few of the lines from Mylene's Pentecostal disco hit are ''awfully'' suggestive...
-->''"I can feel you inside of me..."''' '''"We've got to love each other deeply..."''
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* AffectionateNickname: Grandmaster Flash calls Shaolin Fantastic Grasshopper.

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* AffectionateNickname: Grandmaster Flash calls Shaolin Fantastic Grasshopper."Grasshopper."
* AmbiguousEnding: Dizzee and Thor's storyline receives this. [[spoiler: Their last scene shows them running from the cops, with Thor getting caught on a fence and Dizzee running into a tunnel with a train coming through it. It's unclear if either of them escape the cops, if Dizzee gets hit by the train, or even how much of the scene is really happening--it's presented in a vague, fragmentary way that includes a shot of their first meeting and plays out like a live-action version of Thor's arrest from earlier in the season, suggesting that it might be a flashback or even a dream.]]


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* CutShort: Although the final episode does a surprisingly good job of serving as a series finale despite not being planned as such, the series' central question of how Zeke became a famous musician rather than a white-collar worker is never resolved.

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* BiTheWay: Thor. [[spoiler: And Dizzee.]]



** Dizzee's [[BiTheWay sexuality.]]

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** Dizzee's [[BiTheWay sexuality.]]

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* DownerEnding: While the show was never overly lighthearted, the final episode ends on a pitch-black note for nearly every main character.
** Boo-Boo is [[spoiler: arrested for selling PCP, and Zeke and Shao's friendship collapses as a result]].
** Shao [[spoiler: returns to working for Fat Annie]].
** Zeke [[spoiler: gets into Yale but clearly misses his music. Moreover, with Shao gone, Mylene moving, Boo-Boo in jail, Dizzee essentially a runaway, and Ra-Ra spending increasing amounts of time with Tanya, Zeke seems completely isolated]].
** Mylene's family has fallen apart, with [[spoiler: Ramon dead, Francisco arrested and indicted on arson charges, and her moving to California to pursue her career]].
** Dizzee and Thor's final scene is ambiguous and may even be a flashback, but [[spoiler: it shows them being chased by police and seemingly in serious danger]].
** Cadillac [[spoiler: decides to leave Annie behind and work on his record label full-time, which is ''very'' unlikely to go well for him given how Annie has reacted every other time someone stopped working for her]].
** Even the ''credits'' manage to twist the knife by reminding the audience that despite the characters' massive effort to preserve [=DJs=]' careers and the spirit of the get down, "Rapper's Delight" was released only nine months later and made backing bands, not record-spinning, the standard for hip-hop and rap.



** Movie producer Roy Stigwood has one when Mylene and Jackie's hotel party causes him to realize that his current film is terrible and he should make something grittier and more down-to-earth.



** TheLeader: Books
*** One could argue that Shaolin Fantastic is the leader due to the nature of Old Skool hip hop, forcing Books into the role of lancer.
** TheLancer: Shaolin Fantastic
** TheSmartGuy: Ra-Ra
** TheBigGuy: Dizzee
** TheHeart: Boo-Boo

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** TheLeader: Books
Books.
*** One could argue that InUniverse, the boys perceive Shaolin Fantastic is as the leader due to the nature of Old Skool hip hop, forcing Books into but narratively speaking, Zeke is the role of lancer.
main protagonist and the one who actually guides the team.
** TheLancer: Shaolin Fantastic
Fantastic.
** TheSmartGuy: Ra-Ra
Ra-Ra, nerdy and intellectual.
** TheBigGuy: Dizzee
Boo-Boo, hot-blooded and the most physically aggressive team member.
** TheHeart: Boo-BooDizzee, the calm peacemaker.
* ForegoneConclusion: Hip-hop will ultimately surpass disco in popularity, and Zeke will become a professional musician rather than a white collar worker.
** The final episode devotes much of the plot to uniting every DJ, MC, and B-boy in opposition to Fat Annie's plan to make a hip-hop record that replaces the DJ with a band. While they manage to get out of that particular contract, the audience knows from RealLife that record-spinning eventually becomes obsolete. The end credits even remind us:
--->Nine months later, "Rapper's Delight", the first global hip-hop record, was released.\\
[{{Beat}}]\\
It was recorded with a band.
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--->'''Fat Annie:''' ...Starting with that half black, half rice-and-peas, Ezekiel Figuero boyfriend of yours.

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--->'''Fat Annie:''' ...Starting with that half black, half rice-and-peas, rice-and-beans, Ezekiel Figuero boyfriend of yours.



** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name, you know that, right? [[spoiler: His name is revealed to be Curtis at the end of part two.]]

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** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name, you know that, right? name. [[spoiler: His name is revealed to be Curtis at the end of part two.]]



** Much of the 1[[superscript:st]] season focuses on the mayoral election campaign of Ed Koch.

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** Much of the 1[[superscript:st]] first season focuses on the mayoral election campaign of Ed Koch.
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* ArtShift: Part 2 introduces animated sequences in the 70's cartoon and comic art style, mostly narrated by Dizzee, as a way to transition between scenes and highlight dramatic events.
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** Mylene after [[spoiler: her father kills himself in part due to her branching out her singing career.]]
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* ShoutOut: When Shao is talking to Zeke about the internship, he repeatedly calls him [[{{Series/Roots}} Toby]] while mimicking the (white) people Zeke'll be working for.

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* ShoutOut: When Shao is talking to Zeke about the internship, he repeatedly calls him [[{{Series/Roots}} [[Series/Roots1977 Toby]] while mimicking the (white) people Zeke'll be working for.

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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Averted. On two separate occasions, men are coerced into sex by women in more powerful positions, and in both cases the men are shown to feel disturbed and degraded by the circumstances. ([[spoiler:Leslie Lesgold rapes Jackie as revenge for raping her when she was his intern. Shaolin Fantastic is coerced into sex by Fat Annie for money, and is implied to have been sexually abused by her for many years. Cadillac is similarly implied to have been raped by her as well, and once he faces the trauma directly decides he doesn't want to see her ever again]])

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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Averted. On two separate occasions, men are coerced into sex by women in more powerful positions, and in both cases the men are shown to feel disturbed and degraded by the circumstances. ([[spoiler:Leslie Lesgold rapes Jackie as revenge for raping her when she was his intern. Shaolin Fantastic is coerced into sex by Fat Annie for money, and is implied to have been sexually abused by her for many years. Cadillac is similarly implied to have been raped by her as well, and once he faces the trauma directly decides he doesn't want to see her ever again]])again]]).
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Ramón kills himself in Part 2 after finding out the truth about his brother and Lydia's affair.]]



* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Ramón kills himself in Part 2 after finding out the truth about his brother and Lydia's affair.]]



** Dizzee's Establishing Character Moment is when he's with other graffiti artists on the train and talks about Shao 007‘s latest piece.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: At the end of the first episode, Adult Zeke appears to be crying when his backup singers are singing the song he recorded with Mylene for her demo.
** And given that it's a Creator/BazLuhrmann [[Film/MoulinRouge production]] ...

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At the end of the first episode, Adult Zeke appears to be crying when his backup singers are singing the song he recorded with Mylene for her demo.
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demo. And given that it's a Creator/BazLuhrmann [[Film/MoulinRouge production]] ...production]]...
** Dizzee's [[BiTheWay sexuality.]]
*** Episode 4:
--->'''Boo-Boo:''' [to Dizzee] I thought you was a rebel!
--->'''Dizzee:''' I am a rebel.
--->'''Ra-Ra:''' But you can't be a rebel if you don't rebel.
--->'''Dizzee:''' ''Fuck.'' True.
*** Episode 5:
--->'''Jackie Moreno:''' [Homosexuals] got the independent spirit, the je ne sais qoui, you know. They're rebels.
*** Episode 6:
--->'''Girl:''' [to Dizzee] Go on, kiss him!
--->''[Dizzee and Thor share a kiss before touching foreheads]''
** Shaolin's [[AmbiguouslyGay sexuality]] gets a shout out too.
*** Episode 1:
--->'''Cadillac:''' [to Shao] Shaolin Fan-Faggot!
*** Episode 8:
--->'''Mylene:''' [to Shao] The way you be all up in Ezekiel's business all the time, maybe you got the hots for my boyfriend?
--->'''Shao:''' [appears shook, stops the record from playing, and glares at Mylene]] I ain't no faggot.
--->'''Mylene:''' Get your own man.
*** Episode 11, with Shao and Dizzee:
--->'''Shao:''' You know there's a reason why I go by Shaolin Fantastic.
--->'''Dizzee:''' Because you're a superhero?
--->'''Shao:''' Because people don't need to know everything about me. Don't worry. I got you, my alien brother.
*** After his breakup with Zeke:
--->'''Fat Annie:''' ...Starting with that half black, half rice-and-peas, Ezekiel Figuero boyfriend of yours.
--->'''Shao:''' [immediately] He's not my fucking boyfriend.


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* InformedAttractiveness: Zeke, Jackie, Francisco, and to a lesser (and creepier) extent, Cadillac all talk at length about Mylene's looks. Zeke even points her out as "the beautiful one" to Shao. It's not that she's not beautiful (she is), but that she's not above and beyond her also-gorgeous friends.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Though not entirely 180 degrees, at the end of the last episode [[spoiler:Cadillac realizes that he and Shao have a lot of pain in common, and while not exactly becoming a good guy, he renounces Fat Annie, his thug lifestyle, and his quest to destroy the Get Down Brothers in order to pursue his own music career]]
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Averted. On two separate occasions, men are coerced into sex by women in more powerful positions, and in both cases the men are shown to feel disturbed and degraded by the circumstances. ([[spoiler:Leslie Lesgold rapes Jackie as revenge for his abuse of power over her when she was his intern. Shaolin Fantastic is coerced into sex by Fat Annie for money.]])

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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Averted. On two separate occasions, men are coerced into sex by women in more powerful positions, and in both cases the men are shown to feel disturbed and degraded by the circumstances. ([[spoiler:Leslie Lesgold rapes Jackie as revenge for his abuse of power over raping her when she was his intern. Shaolin Fantastic is coerced into sex by Fat Annie for money.]])money, and is implied to have been sexually abused by her for many years. Cadillac is similarly implied to have been raped by her as well, and once he faces the trauma directly decides he doesn't want to see her ever again]])

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The first six episodes of the first season were released in August 2016, with the remaining six (or seven) to be released some time in 2017.

Netflix announced that the show will return on April 7th.

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The first six episodes of the first season were released in August 2016, with and the remaining six (or seven) to be five were released some time in 2017.

Netflix announced that the show will return
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: There's a lot of skepticism about the commercial appeal of hip-hop, even among its fans and artists, who don't see how they'll ever be able to make a record out of other people's records.
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** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name, you know that, right?

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** Shaolin Fantastic isn't his given name, you know that, right?right? [[spoiler: His name is revealed to be Curtis at the end of part two.]]

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