Aramide Tinubu Youth bolsters a certain amount of invincibility. For young people, there’s almost an embedded assurance that their dreams are bound to come true.
Netflix‘s latest series “Neon,” created by Shea Serrano and Max Searle, follows a trio of best friends in their early 20s who leave their hometown of Ft.
Myers, Florida, for Miami’s lush beaches and glitzy nightlife, determined to make it big. Glossy and fun, the reggaeton-centered “Neon” puts the viewer in the mind of “Rap Sh!t” without the grit framing the Issa Rae-created show.
It’s a series about friendship, determination and the perils of the modern-day music industry. The Gen Z-centered series opens on a highway.
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