Jo-Issa Rae Diop, “Issa Rae” is changing the game entirely. Not only has she starred in one of the most noteworthy comedic shows of the year, but she has also co-written, produced, and directed it. I don’t know about you, but we think that’s a pretty killer accomplishment for the breakout season of a new hit tv series.
However, this isn’t Rae’s first achievement, she’s been steadily making big moves throughout her rising career for years; featured in Glamour Magazines “35 Under 35” 2013 list and Forbes “30 Under 30” in 2013-2014; releasing a book in February 2015 entitled, “The Misadventures Of Awkward Black Girl” about her successful YouTube series, “Awkward Black Girl”; developing TV series’ with ABC and HBO for Shonda Rhimes and Larry Wilmore; working on web content for Pharrell Williams, Tracy Edmonds and several others; and receiving media coverage from prominent outlets such as The New York Times, CNN, Rolling Stone, and ELLE. The success of Issa Rae’s newly acclaimed comedy series is just the tip of the iceberg for this breakout comedic star.
Issa Rae’s HBO series, ‘Insecure’ features an insightful, raunchy, and hilarious take on the life of a 20-something black woman that cuts through stereotypes with a quick-witted, sovereign spirit. Issa’s relatable humor paired with strategic Drake references make for an irresistible first season. Fans can’t get enough of this original comedy – Twitter is losing its mind over it:
Let me gather myself for the #InsecureHBO season finale. Last week had me all the way messed up. pic.twitter.com/pvHIhcbmW3
— Courtney (@CourtneyCymone) November 28, 2016
Yo #InsecureHBO is too lit.
And that Spotify playlist thoooo. Come through @solangeknowles!
🙌🙌🙌— Laura Eboa Songue (@LauraEboa) November 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/djmaestro1/status/801489863107194880
Why #InsecureHBO is me AF and the most refreshing show I've watched all year. | https://t.co/ZEshMkcQUf
— Victoria 🙋🏽♀️ (@thecapitalv) November 23, 2016
It's Wednesday and im wondering how @IssaRae is doing like we're besties. That last scene woooOo it felt personal. #InsecureHBO
— Jamar Hooks (@jadore_jamar) November 23, 2016
Season 1 left us hanging with authentic relationships and relatable dialogue, but it’s not over yet. If you’re wondering what’s next, Rae has already sat down with Entertainment Weekly to dish about Season 2. We can’t wait to see where her creative ingenuity takes us next! If you thought this show couldn’t get any better, brace yourself, because it probably will.
‘Insecure’ airs Sundays on HBO at 10:30pm (EST)
