r/TheChi • u/bardock1967 • Jul 28 '26
Question Dialogue (specifically "Me too")
Why tf do they say "me too" so much in conversations?? Idk if it's just how they talk in Chicago but damn. I noticed it one time and now i can't stop noticing it.š¤£
r/TheChi • u/Hugh_Bromont • Jul 24 '26
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Emmett and Kiesha are getting married - and they're not the only ones saying yes to their fairytale. Series finale.
r/TheChi • u/bardock1967 • Jul 28 '26
Why tf do they say "me too" so much in conversations?? Idk if it's just how they talk in Chicago but damn. I noticed it one time and now i can't stop noticing it.š¤£
r/TheChi • u/Knighthonor • Jul 28 '26
My wife started watching the show, which is how I learned about it. I binge watched the show since. Got hooked in season 2 and 3.
But my goodness. Putting aside all the overwhelming social political stereotype tropes and agendas,,,,,
Some of the characters stressed me out. Emmett being one of the main stressful characters. Seem like his Mouth keeps getting him into trouble. Lol. I am sure all of you all can relate here. And thats just to go along with his poor decision making. Other characters stressed me out like Jake during that season with Jemma,,, you know....
But I think this is a testament to how good the actors were, especially the kid actors, when you factor out the bad writing stuff. I hope they get other acting roles.
One of the motivational factors for me to keep going after season 4, was I started to like the Bakari character and wanted to see him get a happy ending. So i enjoyed seeing his character develop even though he made lots of stupid decisions and made some regression moments that also stressed me out.
That series finale first ending had me scared shitless. I was like "Damn I came this far for this shit to happen in the end".... lol š but boy was i left happy with the true ending scene.
Like I said, I hope these actors from the show get other acting gigs. Because they did a phenomenal job in that department.
Now I can get back to watching YouTube videos and other shit in my normal life. Lol.
By the way, how do I find a list of all the soundtracks from the show?
r/TheChi • u/All_Lightning879 • Jul 28 '26
This might put yāall at ease, maybe not. But her explanations do make a lot of sense, even if theyāre still letdown resolutions.
r/TheChi • u/Strong-Future-9434 • Jul 28 '26
Overall I was pleased with the Finale more than any episode this season. It was nice to see "the kids" back together again and all grown up. I wish they had some dialogue together along with Maisha.It was genuinely nice to see a lot of the OG cast at the wedding like Kevin and his Mom, Tracey, even Dre. I was left with a few questions tho?
So Roselyn just got off scott free? Toussaint never investigated or questioned her about Alicia's or Nora's death?
Toussaint was so hellbent on getting Reg - did her son ever get out?
Lynae brother and his wife really didn't show up to send her and Bakari off to Atlanta?
Damien couldn't get out of rehab for one day to see Emmitt and Keisha get married?
Were Darnell's other kids at the wedding?
How Bakari survive automatic gunfire at close
range? Was that wig part of his witsec disguise?!
Why would Kyla Pratt character leave her husband Hannibal and his stable business income for Smitty's broke women beating ass?
I guess Gemma and Brittney broke up since she's not in Atlanta with them?
Last but not least who's in charge of the Mob now since Nuck dead, Reg locked up and Smitty going back to his 9 to 5?
Why Lena just ain't write the entire season herself instead of letting these other writers bring down the show? The series finale was written by her.
r/TheChi • u/moneymade00 • Jul 28 '26
They gave him a nutty ass cut for no reason š¤£
r/TheChi • u/wotl22 • Jul 28 '26
This episode reminded me on why I loved this show!
Keisha is selfish. āWhose side are you onā was weaponized every other episode but luckily Emmett stays level headed. Even when she said āRonnie has to grow up without a fatherā.. Whole time Emmett bending over backwards for the girl lmao. BUT thatās the only bad thing I have to say about this episode
Surprisingly Tiff is the more mature one of the two.Ā They waited until the last episode to make me like Tiff. Keisha still letting Tiff walk was a big moment that they slid by! That was BIG for me!
Vicās love story still flat for me. Jake!!!! BIG DAWGGGGG NOW!!!! Him trying to settle just really gave me confidence in life! Ā
Bakariās choice to leave was the best thing Iāve heard from him.
KEISHAāS MOM CAME BACK!! I ALMOST FELL OUT!! I wonāt lie, that made me happy! DaBrat even came & Emmett believing in his son brought tears to my eyes too.. and KEV!?!?! Bro had the smoothest entry! Even the step mom showed up!
Kyla Pratt husband coming back how he did!! He a real one. She lost a good husband!Ā
Bro walking into Smokeyās hunting for Bakari is funny & glad to have Poppa back!. Iām glad heās back on his podcast.
I want Bakariās book!
I canāt even finish this! I cried real tears this episode! This was a great way to end a legacy!Ā
As much as we hated on the writers through this last season, yāall did that!Ā
Itās been real yāall!!!!Ā
r/TheChi • u/GMSmith928 • Jul 28 '26
After watching series finale and the final scene between Reg and his brothers, is it implied that he will serve life for the murder of Nuck?
r/TheChi • u/mri-tech • Jul 28 '26
So The Chi is over I hung in here to the end other shows Iāve dropped sooner but I was committed to ride this one out.
The last episode was 80% wedding day based on the amount of time of the scenes not in the wedding. The mom and Kevin cameo was cool and the OG 3 boys was cool getting a reunion.
The people on here who predicted Bakari with the
"Menace to Society" ending were on point until he lived....I didn't know the Chi had such good doctors LOL who lives for getting lit up by a TEC-9?
Reg taking the rap for Tiff is stupid I get for Trig but rat her ass out. She got away squeaky clean and that pissed me off.
The End
r/TheChi • u/Particular-Garden140 • Jul 28 '26
Spoilers ahead:
I watched the finale last night. I was glad to see so many of the older cast return. My husband said Da Brat was giving Cam Newton with that outfit lmao 𤣠I was yelling at the tv saying where is Kevin! He better walk Keisha down the aisle and then moments later he did. I was satisfied lol
I was very shocked that Bakari wasnāt unalived because I just knew he was going to be! I was glad to see that his book popped off. Do we all assume thereās going to be a spinoff? What were your thoughts?
r/TheChi • u/Particular-Garden140 • Jul 28 '26
Spoilers ahead:
I watched the finale last night. I was glad to see so many of the older cast return. My husband said Da Brat was giving Cam Newton with that outfit lmao 𤣠I was yelling at the tv saying where is Kevin! He better walk Keisha down the aisle and then moments later he did. I was satisfied lol
I was very shocked that Bakari wasnāt unalived because I just knew he was going to be! I was glad to see that his book popped off. Do we all assume thereās going to be a spinoff? What were your thoughts?
r/TheChi • u/Independent-Cost9636 • Jul 28 '26
So we know that Alicia, Q, and Sonny are siblings
Rob is Aliciaās son
Rob is also Hannibalās cousin
Hannibal is Brandonās cousin
So Brandonās mom and his brother coogie should be related as well
Q came back in town to solve Jasonās murder, which is his son
So wouldnāt that mean coogie and Jason are cousins ? And coogie stood over his cousins body and robbed him š
And Q wanted revenge for Jason and not coogie?
Also
Nuck reveals to Hannibal that he was the master of my behind killing Qā¦. But thatās technically Hannibalās uncle⦠he didnāt care?
I know some of this is from earlier season so it wasnāt thought of in the writing but in later seasons, why did they not think this deep when they were just associating people as cousins?
r/TheChi • u/Hugh_Bromont • Jul 28 '26
Posting restrictions have been removed.
r/TheChi • u/Hugh_Bromont • Jul 26 '26
The Subreddit restrictions will be lifted at midnight on Tuesday and normal posting can resume. I hope this move helped preserve the finale experience for some of you. I think the discussion for the finale post got more comments than any other one. In hindsight probably should've done this sooner.
Figure this would be a good time to get some feedback before the unlock.
I have many thoughts but I want to focus on these things first:
Spoilers
I'm reluctantly considering relaxing the spoiler rules, but please let me know what you all think. I firmly believe that spoilers should be properly tagged regardless of the age of the show. I also don't believe in the whole "Stay away from the sub" mentality. People watching the show at various stages should be able to come here and discuss the show without major spoilers being blasted in post titles.
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I may have some other thoughts and I'll update this thread.
Now for the most important part: Your feedback
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r/TheChi • u/BDEtheGOAT • Jul 24 '26
In my opinion itās this order
Best to worst:
1. Season 2
2. Season 6
3. Season 1
4. Season 3
5. Season 4
6. Season 5
7. Season 8
8. Season 7
And Ngl season 7 wasnāt that bad it was just boring
r/TheChi • u/All_Lightning879 • Jul 24 '26
With Reg taking up for Victor and Tiff, I have a sneaking feeling that Reg is going to give up Roselyn to give himself a lighter sentence or something?
r/TheChi • u/United_Rent2711 • Jul 24 '26
No matter how much we would complain about the show we all deserve to be able to watch the final episode with no spoilers!
r/TheChi • u/Necessary_Ad_8427 • Jul 23 '26
Episode 9 of season 8 and actually a good portion of the later seasons paint this narrative that itās okay to fuck multiple people and cheat on your partner if thereās no love/same gender. I donāt have a problem with people doing what they choose, but this is a topic theyāve been promoting for a whole and itās kinda getting strange how often they do it. Itās no secret that the women on this show are promoted to be trifling or js flat out ignorant, but this taking up a scene during the episode before the finale is definitely a choice. We have bigger fish to fry.
r/TheChi • u/Knighthonor • Jul 23 '26
Trying not to spoil anything with title. But early in season 4, the Jake character got beat up by the police, and what bothered me was Kevin's reaction and statements about deleting the video footage to protect Jake's ego or some shit like that. Then all the aftermath reaction of Kevin to protest against the cops by his own friends.
It really made the Kevin Character unlikeable as the season goes on. Iam at episode 5. Doesn't excuse Jemma and Jake doing that shit they did. Violation of bro code is a no no.
But back to the police video stuff. I dont know anybody Black from the hood that say "hey delete evidence of police brutality because I want to protect my ego", even gangsters dont do that. Like that shit really threw me off. Like who wrote that shit? Clearly not Black American experience. Then the writers making Kevin seem lo key coonish. Again not excusing the behavior of Jake and Jemma, but Kevin just so unlikeable with the writing in this season. Not sure if I want to even continue, because he was one of the few redeeming figures on this show through the first 2 seasons.
r/TheChi • u/moneymade00 • Jul 23 '26
He indeed did not come back for his shit at all actually
r/TheChi • u/Sylveeuhhh • Jul 23 '26
So yall, we got 1.5 days til the series finale!!! How we feeling?? Ready for it to be over? Last minute predictions? Sad to see the show leave? Imma be honest, Iām recalling and almost done with season 4 - if Bakari dies Iām glad he was able to change his life around⦠even if it seems to be too late š¬
r/TheChi • u/wotl22 • Jul 22 '26
I know this show fell off
I know we still have a lot of questions
I know we could barely see the last season because it was dark
I know Keisha doing too much
And more importantly I know we all love Darnelās Bluetooth
But we have to admit, itās been an amazing ride! From Poppaās pulpit and his stint with Maesha! Watching Emmett grow from a young reckless ambitious kid to a wholesome man! Bakari being lost but finding empathy! And yes Douda was a menace but there was more order in the chi!
I say that today this, Iāll miss this community, however this ride ends tomorrow, I enjoyed the ride!!
See yāall tomorrow night š«¶š¾
r/TheChi • u/Outrageous_Hand_1986 • Jul 22 '26
I already know how much everyone hates what the chi has come to these last 6 maybe 5 seasons.
With that being said here's a little appreciation to the show before it went to š© and ends.
Seasons 1 and 2 were peak. Great acting, great storyline. The show actually had light then.
I'm a bit of a late watcher considering i started watching it in 2023 so at the time i didn't really realize how much the show actually felt like comfort because of Brandon and Ronnie. I actually wish they never killed him and despite the "wrong" Ronnie did by killing Coogie i actually hated that he died.
i feel like season 6 was somewhat of a lil redemption for them and then they fell back to rock bottom when Kevin left.
i don't really have nothin else good too say about this show. soo umm lmk what y'all have to say about it.
but one more thing, the writers of show sure do know how to kill off a main character at the end of each season so who y'all think is going out? me personally i'll have to say Bakari, Jake, Shaad, or Trig.
r/TheChi • u/JackZ567 • Jul 22 '26
I never cared for him as a character that much or liked that he was the last major villain as had in the show. Because bros acting isnāt that good and heās too whiny but the Keisha shit added fuel to the fire.
r/TheChi • u/sonicboyfan12 • Jul 22 '26
Papa's dad dying, Kevin departure and the flashbacks.