Last week, a new series was released on a streaming service that introduced Dominique Fishback’s character, Dre, to viewers.
In the show, Dre becomes obsessed with the pop star Ni’Jah, and her fixation takes a dark turn.
The series is a combination of drama, thriller, and comedy, with one particularly memorable scene featuring Rory Culkin, the brother of Macaulay Culkin.
Although many viewers initially focused on Culkin’s resemblance to his famous brother, they were soon distracted by a scene in which his character has s*x with Dre and then presents his p*nis next to a bowl of strawberries the following morning.
Culkin’s full-frontal scene caught many viewers off guard, and some were quick to comment on social media.
Despite the mixed reactions to this particular scene, the show, called Swarm, has generally been well received by audiences, with an 85 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Swarm was created by Janine Nabers and Donald Glover, who has described it as a “post-truth TV show” that explores the dangers of relationships formed through a screen and mixed with reality.
In an interview, Glover explained that although the show deals with some heavy themes, the writers also wanted to make it “fun to watch.”
Overall, Swarm offers an intriguing blend of drama, comedy, and thriller elements that has captivated audiences and sparked conversation online.
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