Every Song in #blackAF Season 1 | Screen Rant

The #blackAF season 1 soundtrack mostly features modern hip-hop jams, but also uses mainstream pop songs to punctuate comedic moments. Overall, the Netflix series, created by Kenya Barris, stays consistent with the amount of music in each episode, and makes sure to capitalize upon the trendy hashtag premise.

Barris makes his proper acting debut in #blackAF season 1, portraying a fictionalized version of himself. Rashida Jones (Parks and Recreation and The Office) co-stars as wife Joya, while Iman Benson and Genneya Walton portray the oldest of the six children (Drea and Chloe, respectively). #blackAF season 1 consists of eight episodes, and explores various themes associated with race and wealth (or lack thereof). The series theme song is "WIN" by Jack Rock.

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The music in #blackAF season 1 establishes the tone for situational comedy. At times, the children are the punchline as Joya stares in amazement at their questionable dancing skills. In other moments, Kenya is the odd man out when he tries to maintain a youthful appearance. Here's every featured song in #blackAF season 1 on Netflix.

• “Super Rich Kids” - Frank Ocean - Drea discusses her NYU film school application.
• “We Fly High” - Jim Jones - Drea talks about her “really nice house for black people."
• “A Little Sugar in My Bowl” - Nina Simone -Drea tries to explain what Kenya means to say.
• “Maybe It’s Time” - Bradley Cooper -Kenya reflects about changing.
• “Mo Bamba” - Sheck Wes - A dinner sequence.

• "VIBEZ” - DaBaby - A Lunar Festival sequence.
• “WIN” - Jay Rock - A live performance of the series theme song.
• “Tap Out” Jay Rock feat. Jeremih - Kenya and Joya dance and talk at Lunar Festival.
• “Cash Shit” - Megan Thee Stallion - Kenya talks with Chloe.
• “The Box” - Roddy Ricch - A House birthday party.
• “Win” - Jay Rock - Drea realizes Kam wasn’t lying about "Miss Lady."

• “The Star-Spangled Banner” - Marvin Gaye - Drea comments about “the real national anthem."
• “Act Up” - City Girls - Izzy twerks with her friends.
• “Friends” - Whodini - The character intro for Broadway.
• “Don’t Walk Away” - Jade - The song plays over a clip of Joya dancing on Instagram.
• “Home Again” - Michael Kiwanuka - Drea talks about the spirit of Juneteenth.

• “Runaway” - Kanye West - Drea comments about Kenya being a miserable person.
• “Blood on the Leaves” - Kanye West - Kenya discusses black fathers and slavery.
• “Victory” - Puff Daddy - A stylized baseball game arrival.
• “Good Time” - The Soul Rebels - Kenya talks about bowling night.
• “Just the Two of Us” - Will Smith - Drea talks about the expectations for black fathers.

• "DNA” - Kendrick Lamar - Drea discusses separating art from the artist (this song also closes the episode).
• "Summertime” - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Drea talks about her father's side of the family.
• "The Deep End” - Getdown - Joya asks her children to dance like cousin Tre.
• "I Want to Know What Love Is” - Foreigner - Kenya reflects about the last five years of his life.

• "Just Us” - DJ Khaled feat. SZA - Drea and Chloe discuss their upbringing.
• "New Generation” - The Universals - Kenya talks about needing a publicist.
• "Hip Hop” - Dead Prez - Joya speaks about female independence for black women.
• "Blessed” - Daniel Caesar - Joya and Kenya reflect on a crazy day.

• "Good Vibes” - Tre Wright & Levi Maddox - Drea talks about the reality of vacations.
• "War” - Edwin Starr - Drea comments about vacations and "real war."
• "Kinda Like a Big Deal” - Clipse - The Barris family arrives at the airport.
• "Quiet Storm (Remix)” - Mobb Deep - A Fiji b-roll sequence.

• "I'm Yours” - Gil Ozeri - Danny covers a Jason Mraz classic.
• "Made You Look” - Nas - Drea talks about a small island her father rented.
• "Ante Up” - M.O.P. - Pops blows up a golf cart.
• "The Scientist” - Coldplay - Drea recaps the vacation war.

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