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Netflix’s latest series, “Supacell,” has already become the talk of the town – and we can really see why.
When it comes to movies about superpowers, we’ve seen pretty much everything there is to see until now.
Enter “Supacell,” Netflix’s newest show that’s turning heads and capturing hearts.
Created by Andrew Onwubolu MBE, better known as Rapman, a British rapper and record producer, “Supacell” follows a group of seemingly ordinary people from South London who unexpectedly develop superpowers.
As more viewers tune in, the reviews only get better and better.
It’s so compelling that people are binging the entire first season in one night.
“I put one episode of ‘Supacell’ on Netflix and these times, I won’t sleep until the whole season is done. If you don’t know, get to know. Unbelievable series,” wrote one user on X.
Another fan exclaimed, “Supacell is the best thing on Netflix right now! ‘Top Boy’ kicked the door open and ‘Supacell’ has taken it to another level. Big up @RealRapman and all the cast and crew who executed this quality project. Excited for season 2.”
A third user wrote, “Supacell on Netflix is a certified hit. One of those shows where everything is connected in some way and you’ll never guess what’s happening next.”
Yet another fan tweeted, “Just started #Supacell on @Netflix, black folks with superpowers SAY LESS.”
And this person had another reason why everyone should be tuning in: “#Supacell on Netflix is mad good. I hope they come out with a second season. The black men on there were fine,” they commented.
Hey, it’s a win-win.
**The Backstory**
The mastermind behind “Supacell,” Rapman, has been a prominent figure in the UK music scene.
Born Andrew Onwubolu in South London, Rapman gained recognition through his storytelling in music videos and short films.
His breakthrough came with “Shiro’s Story,” a three-part YouTube series that mixed gritty realism with cinematic flair.
“Shiro’s Story” went viral, earning millions of views and acclaim for its compelling narrative and innovative approach.
Rapman’s success caught the attention of major studios, leading to his feature film debut, “Blue Story,” in 2019.
“Blue Story” further cemented his reputation as a talented filmmaker with a unique voice.
With “Supacell,” Rapman brings his storytelling prowess to the world of superheroes.
The series reflects his deep connection to his South London roots, blending everyday struggles with extraordinary abilities.
Rapman’s vision for “Supacell” was to create a show that resonated with audiences on multiple levels.