Hip-hop historians all over the nation have stored away their fuzzy Kangols and acid washed jeans with Wednesday’s announcement that Netflix decided not to order a second season of Baz Luhrmann’s musical drama, The Get Down. News of the cancellation comes just after the hip-hop drama set in 1970’s Bronx New York dropped the second installment of Season 1 just last month.

In a heartfelt letter, Luhrmann took to Facebook to address the cancellation saying, “As for the real future of the show, the spirit of The Get Down, and the story it has begun to tell… it has its own life. One that lives on today and will continue to be told somewhere, somehow, because of you, the fans and the supporters.” As news of the cancellation spread, #BlackTwitter logged their reactions.

 

There was devastation

 

 

Even hip-hop legend Questlove had to weigh in.

 

 

Could there be life after Netflix?

 

 

 

To fee, or not to fee? That is the question.

 

 

The Get Down actor Justice Smith chimed in

 

So many questions, y'all…

 

But, not enough answers.

 

 

Whatever your thoughts, there’s no denying that the show hit a sweet spot and quickly garnered a loyal fan base. We’ll see where things go from here.

 

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