La famille fière: plus forte et plus fière

This show is just another case of using entertainment to push agendas. This show was never about all that. It use to be focused on Black family and something to be proud of. This makes us look bad and is DEFINITELY not something myself or my kids will be watching. Love this talent lineup, it's ashame it's going to waste.

Do yourself a favor and watch something that actually depicts black people as being intelligent, having values, mom and dad but competing against each other, etc. Disney is becoming more and more trashy. I don't know who told Disney they need to join the indoctrination movement but we are all good deciding for ourselves what's right and wrong.

This reboot is not it. First starting with the theme song, just no. The plots are horrible and cringy. Like seriously weird. I really tried giving this a chance but it's a no for me. I absolutely adored the original and though I didn't expect a reboot to be like the original, I thought it would have been better. That was the expectation but this is straight up weird.

I was saddened by how they allowed this show to devolve into a political statement. Content is very poorly written. Acting (voice overs) is even worse. It seems they tried to resort to very one-sided political views to gloss over boring storylines, not funny scenes, and overall (again) very poor content. Please just entertain us with good writing and good humor. Characters appear shallow and generic in so many ways. It is hard not to compare it to the previous iteration which was flowing and so humorous. It just carried you along and made your day better. This version is so filled with meandering dialogue and incomprehensible plots that I feel lost and bored after watching it. In conclusion, very sad.

So like the first time I saw this reboot, I was pretty impressed by the animation. The theme song sounded good and I kinds vibed with it. But digging more further into the show I saw that it wasn't the same. So first off it's the modern humor, pretty much most of the characters say "slay" "period" "the glowup is real" and tons of cringy words. I like the old show better, for starters it was classic. And it was more funnier than the reboot. I laughed probably more than 2 times when watching that. But the reboot I haven't even laughed once. And for some reason I was kind of surprised to hear Oscar say "Damn" in the very first episode. I mean Penny and her friends are grown up, and of course Sticky wasn't in the show because his voice actor, Orlando Brown, was arrested and I forgot for what, but that's why Sticky wasn't in the show. Now second, it's because of it's corny ass jokes. The jokes in this show aren't even funny, they're old, and they're cringe. You would have to have a humor of a hot cheeto girl to find this funny. Even they're jokes are cringy and they're not even funny at all. So like in the second season in one episode, it featured a joke where a guy said "Ima end this mans whole career" and straight up roasts him and the whole crows goes crazy. Well that was what was going on in the second season. Like it was unfunny and they copy and pasted the animation like 3 times. And it made it even more weird because it didn't have audio playing. Also I was kind of surprised to see that in the second season it's animation improved more. Like it was at 24 fps or above that. But overall, the show is bad, it's cringe, it has corny and the most terrible jokes, and I wouldn't recommend it. I'd rather stick to the old series because it was much more better.

When the original Proud Family premiered, I found it charming, funny, and relatable. It always had a slight political lean, but I didn't let it bother me. It was by no definition perfect, but for a kid's show it doesn't have to be. This sequel series is a major downgrade.

Through lazy writing it got rid of a funny character and replaced said character for essentially a political advertisement which set the tone for the entire first season. Season two from the start has clearly shown that this show has become nothing more than a method for unhappy writers, directors, and producers to tell the world that they have an ax to grind while ignoring concepts like making the characters likeable, relatable, and develop through engaging stories.