That’s symbolic, huh?Īlthough Kid is smaller than Ari, he’s also angrier and pulls and pulls with all his might until Ari is dead. That’s when Kid snaps and chokes Ari with a phone charging cord, the same cord he borrowed from a racially insensitive fan on his flight to Philly. Making matters worse, he starts talking to Kid in a demeaning way and flippantly comments as though Kid didn’t work hard for every dollar he has. Carlton springs into action, as if on cue, and quickly devises a plan to bring in a Greek gangster named Ari (Billy Zane!), who will help them dispose of the body.Īri’s services come with a fee, of course, and after he gets rid of the body, he tells Kid he wants $6 million in hush money. The groupie overdoses and doesn’t wake up after a night with Kid - because she’s dead. If Kid had kept Herschel around and not started drinking again, despite the unsavory influence of his brother and friends, he would not have drunkenly taken that groupie back to his hotel room. The friends and Carlton also convince Kid to send Herschel packing because they didn’t like being chaperoned, and that’s when the trouble begins. These same friends are the ones who reveal Carlton not only saw the movie, but laughed at it the hardest. Carlton, who lies and says he didn’t see Kid’s hit flick, takes his younger brother out on the town to celebrate with old friends from their neighborhood. Kid’s only real solace is his comedy show, and luckily for him, his first hometown performance is a sold-out success. Often accompanied by the text true story, the character can mostly be found in the final panel of a rage comic to either indicate or falsely claim that it is based on a true story.
I guess I thought the fucking point of a rage comic was to share something that ACTUALLY happened, and the 'true story' icon strikes me as being idiotic and redundant.
#TRUE STORY RAGE COMICS SERIES#
True Story Trailer: Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes Face a 'Matter of Life and Death' in Netflix Limited Series True Story is a rage comic character based on a black and white contour drawing of How I Met Your Mother character Barney Stinson (played by actor Neil Patrick Harris) smiling smugly while holding a wine glass. I swear no rage comic is good enough to survive the irrational contempt I feel when I see it. True Story's Kevin Hart, Wesley Snipes on Playing Siblings Who Come to Blows
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