The move backfires and gives Logan a reason to block his daughter from succeeding him once and for all.In the aftermath of Waystar Royco's failure to acquire rival media company PGM, Logan Roy's (Brian Cox) ally in the latter company, former CEO Rhea Jarrell (Holly Hunter), has stuck around in a big way. Emphasizing Logan’s immense wealth—“handmade suits, raking in loot”—is, naturally, a recurring theme of the rap. Hero Antagonist: He considers Logan Roy to be a major ill within the world, and as such, makes it his personal mission to take him down. “OG” and “pro, see” is also really straining, but not nearly as bad as the “A-N” thrown in there to complete the spelling of Logan’s name. Roman could actually be good but nowhere near right now," she starts.
You definitely get the impression that when Kendall was writing this rap at his desk while scrolling Hypebeast dot com and realized Logan’s name lends itself to clever OG wordplay, he looked around the room and quietly high-fived himself.To quote Roman: “You need to stop this.”I’m talking about—what else?—Kendall’s “L to the OG,” a bonkers rap he wrote to commemorate 50 years of Logan running Waystar Royco. Logan Roy isn't there yet. He may feel love for his family, but he also has no problem manipulating the language of loyalty and love to get what he wants. 25 June 2020; by Libby Hill ; Thompson on Hollywood; To speak with legendary Scottish actor Brian Cox is to understand that for all intents and purposes, he needs no writer. Succession’s Line of Succession, Week 8 . But if Caroline attempts to pull her children's heart strings by complaining that they are constantly spending time with their father and that they have come to "screw" money out of her, the episode also suggests she isn't a very enthusiastic mother to begin with. Jeremy Strong Tells Us Playing ‘Succession’ Character Kendall Roy Is ‘Not a Fun Job’ Yeah, no s— Tony Maglio | August 9, 2019 @ 8:23 AM Last Updated: August 10, 2019 @ 11:06 AM He has all the shots but he doesn't know when to play them." Rhea particularly savages Shiv, to whom Logan has, most recently, promised his CEO seat: Rhea participates in a group mocking of a memo the younger Roy wrote to her father and, later, suggests Shiv put herself forward for the PGM CEO job as leverage to use against her father. The Hearsts. Succession is an American satirical comedy-drama television series created by Jesse Armstrong.It premiered on June 3, 2018, on HBO, and has been renewed for a third season. The reactions from other characters cover a broad spectrum of emotions, from pure glee (is this the happiest Shiv’s been all season?) ‘Succession’ Star Brian Cox Reflects on the Sins of Logan Roy.
The Definitive Analysis of Kendall Roy’s Rap From ‘Succession’ We listened to it dozens of times so that you don’t have to By Miles Surrey Oct 1, 2019, 5:20am EDT And yet its that inherent understanding of craft and art that leaves the loquacious and insightful thespian so appreciative of the brilliant minds working Similarities: All of William Randolph Hearst's five sons followed the newspaper mogul into the family business.
(I thought he said “Henny on the rocks,” but “Kenny on the rhyme” makes more sense since it rhymes with “Hamptons time,” which I’m 100 percent certain he did say.) I would just like to add that Kendall’s literal salute in the direction of his father was the first time I put my hands over my face in a half-hearted attempt to shield myself from the pain.We listened to it dozens of times so that you don’t have toIn their Ringer debut, Ryan and CC talk with the three-time Cy Young Award winner about the upcoming seasonJemele and Van sit down for "All Due Respect," the second episode of Season 3 of ‘The Wire’Dave and Chris Ying are joined by food writer Priya Krishna to debate the best way to prepare a quintessential Italian American dish: chicken parmesanBakari is joined by journalist Michael Harriot to talk about his upbringing in South Carolina and why there is no such thing as a "Black vote"The lyrics in this section were hard to make out in the actual episode, because most of the rap is interrupted by Roman and Tabitha’s reveling in the sheer horror of it all.
Kendall Roy might be an absolute train wreck with daddy issues and a cringeworthy affinity for rap music, but Jeremy Strong? Right after telling off Shiv for testing the waters of a potential CEO position with PGM, saying she can "fuck off" if she doesn't understand the importance of family, he asks Rhea to look "further afield" than his children for a successor candidate and thanks her for giving him "ammunition" against Shiv. to profound second-hand embarrassment (most everyone else).The internet has confused the two for too long; Van Lathan sets the record straight