Do The Right Thing EXPOSED: Spike Lee’s Wild Caricature of the Black Community

This ain’t film school — this is real talk. When I first saw Do The Right Thing as a kid, I cried when Radio Raheem died. I thought the white guy was the villain. But years later, I watched it again... and realized the whole thing might just be one big exaggeration. Spike made every Black character irrational, hot-headed, and cartoonishly aggressive — and for what?

This is my hot take. The Jamaican KC Show style. R-rated, honest, and raw.

🎙️ Did Spike Lee misrepresent the hood? 🎥 Was Radio Raheem a symbolic martyr or a missed opportunity? 🍕 Why Sal’s Pizzeria was never the enemy. 🔥 And what happens when characters get louder than the message.

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