The Boondocks | |
Season 3, Episode 34 | |
Air date | May 23, 2010 |
Written by | Aaron McGruder |
Directed by | Sung Hoon Kim |
Production # | 303 |
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"The Story of Jimmy Rebel" is the fourth episode of the third season of the Adult Swim original series The Boondocks.
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Ruckus finds his musical soul mate in famed racist country-western singer Jimmy Rebel, who wants to do an album with Ruckus. When doing the album the workers of Racist Records are not sure about having a black man on the work with Jimmy. But in the end Jimmy Rebel and Uncle Ruckus do a concert in the same room where Jimmy started out singing. Consequently, Uncle Ruckus comes on stage, and the audience becomes extremely shocked. One of the people from the audience calls Uncle Ruckus a "n*****" and tells Jimmy to get him off the stage, with him insulting him about voting for a black person's song. Jimmy then vengefully punches the man and a fight starts with the two managing to escape. Ruckus than leaves town and goes back home. Jimmy follows him, and together they begin to make music about other things. Jimmy suggests that there are plenty of things to sing about in the world--friends, beer, good times, etc. The episode ends with Uncle Ruckus and Jimmy singing a racist song about Mexicans.