Netflix users are evidently taking a stance against the streaming giant, following the successful premiere of Rapman’s ‘Supacell,’ a series set in South London, featuring individuals who unexpectedly gain superpowers.
We number 1 baby!!⚡️🔋🤯@realrapman predicted from the reading.. it is such an honour to be in such a show with an amazing team and ensemble. I am so grateful. Keep running it up. Season 2 is looking like a must now, but now we wait 🙏🏿♥️#supacell #theynotlikeus #netflix pic.twitter.com/PniJ7RqJwl
— Salami (@MrMSalami) July 3, 2024
Shortly after the arrival of the series, critics and audiences have taken to social media to share rave reviews of the show, with the series earning an impressive score from reviewers on Rotten Tomatoes.
I think @RealRapman is an actual genius. Coming up with a show that encompasses black culture, an illness that predominantly affects us, and making those things a prerequisite of getting superpowers??? This show is what we NEEDED in so many ways. Season 2 when??? #Supacell pic.twitter.com/VnZAaKkP8I
— mindi 🐝🇹🇿 (@mindironalia) July 3, 2024
Go watch this show. Best thing I’ve seen on Netflix in a long time. #SupaCell pic.twitter.com/fJs0fBClnV
— Mira ✨ (@Xmiramira) July 4, 2024
Fans are vocal on social media, hailing Rapman as a genius and urging for a swift second season. The threat of cancellation has prompted some to caution the streamer confirm about season two, citing the permanent closure of their Netflix accounts.
Despite minor critiques about a character’s seemingly lavish lifestyle, the show’s reception is overwhelmingly positive. The focus on relatable financial disparities adds depth to the narrative.
Rapman, in an exclusive interview with UNILAD, expressed hopes for multiple seasons, contingent on the show’s performance. Audience ratings are crucial for the show’s continuation.
The way mfs react to powers in supacell is exactly how I would expect black people to 💀 #Supacell
pic.twitter.com/zfwrD4IeyL— sab (@stoleurdad) June 28, 2024






