Fans who didn't catch Thursday night's episode of "Atlanta" have undoubtedly missed out. In typical Twitter fashion, viewers everywhere sounded off on how the show gave an accurate portrayal of black life onscreen Thursday night, highlighting the latest episode's best moments. Clearly, episode three "Money Bag Shawty" was pure gold. 

The episode touched on a lot of things: Stunting, finessing and, as always, the everyday microaggressions and overt displays of discrimination black people experience. 

The episode kicked off with a spot-on parody of a white mom emotionally criticizing the show's fictional rapper Paper Boi's (Brian Tyree Henry) lyrics. It's a response to the real life 2016 viral video, in which a white mom literally broke down over rapper Vince Staples's lyrics.

Clearly folks on Twitter found the episode's parody – a near exact replication of the real life tirade video – to perfectly hit the mark. 

Throughout the episode within the show's second season, "Robbin Season," Earn, played by the show's creator Donald Glover, makes it a goal to "stunt," after he expressed that he was "always getting stunted on." But things go terribly wrong as he faces a series of racist incidents like when a cashier told him he couldn't pay for his movie tickets with a $100 bill, right before accepting the same bill from an armed white man moments later. 

But as many on Twitter pointed out, Earn's $100 bill also caused him problems at a black-owned hookah bar when black cops escorted him out after he was accused of giving counterfeit money. A cop later admitted to Earn that he knew his money was legitimate, and the owner was tripping.  

The episode also included an exchange of Harriet Tubman bills and a cameo from Michael Vick. "Money Bag Shawty" had a number of golden moments and fans continue to enjoy "Atlanta" and all its authenticity. Check out more reactions below:  

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