“Sometimes I think you like that shit.” Ummm … ouch? Kudos to Issa Rae for telegraphing how hurtful that comment was from Molly. “It’s just, you know your life don’t have to be this messy, right?” Molly says to Issa. Andrew, expresses her opinion on the situation in a sideways and passive-aggressive way. Rather than approach Issa from a place of support and empathy, Molly, who’s dealing with her own relationship woes with Asian Bae, a.k.a. At the function, Molly found out from Tiffany - it’s always Tiffany - that Condola is dating Lawrence.
Issa needed Molly in that moment and she wasn’t there for her.Īfter a successful fundraising event for the block party, Molly sticks around to help Issa clean up the event.
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While missing a phone call may seem like a pretty small infraction on Molly’s part, it’s the first in a series of dominoes to fall, spelling trouble between the two. (Yes, # LawrenceHive, you finally got your day in the sun at Issa’s expense, are you happy?) Issa naturally goes to call Molly when she gets a moment alone, but Molly doesn’t pick up. Out of nowhere, Issa gets some pretty upsetting news: Her new friend and main collaborator for the block party, Condola (Christina Elmore), is now dating her ex, Lawrence (Jay Ellis). They’re buying and returning clothes at Opening Ceremony to the dismay of the cashiers. They’re making time for each other via their patented Self-Care Sundays. Over the course of the first five episodes of season four, missed phone calls turn into mini-squabbles that ultimately blow up into a major fight between Molly (Yvonne Orji) and Issa (Issa Rae) in Sunday’s episode, “Lowkey Movin’ On.” As such, we’re taking a deep dive into these fights to decide who’s side we’re on: #Team Molly or #TeamIssa?Īfter the Rashomon-style reveal that Molly and Issa are beefing in a major way, Insecure travels back in time to four months before the block party when everything is still good between Issa and Molly. “What happened? Who’s responsible? Did anyone see this coming? Could anyone have stopped it?” These questions are asked by Rose Cranberry, a reporter from this season’s show-within-the-show Looking for Latoya, but also apply to the disintegration of Issa and Molly’s friendship. That’s why when Issa kicked off season four by lying on her couch on the phone and saying, “Honestly, I don’t fuck with Molly anymore,” we were, in a word, shook. Performance ticket holders who do not comply with these policies will not be admitted.Since the very beginning, Issa and Molly’s relationship has been the bedrock of HBO’s Insecure, a beautiful example of the joys and complexities of black female friendship rarely seen on television. Ticket purchasers are responsible for communicating these rules to whomever they provide tickets. Masks are required at all times for all patrons and visitors regardless of vaccination status in all indoor spaces at the Kennedy Center.
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