‘The Real World: Atlanta’ Is Realer Than Ever
For any of you who enjoy watching what happens when random strangers are placed in situations together and filmed nonstop for the enjoyment of more random strangers to watch the drama that ensues—you may be in for a treat. The show’s 33rd season, which was moved from MTV to Facebook Watch, premiered last month with ‘The Real World: Atlanta’ and has been proving to be super relatable for a variety of reasons. To start, the cast this season includes a DREAMer who is also a teen mother, two queer people (one is a black Trump supporter), a black activist, a Catholic virgin, and a social worker with a traumatic past.
We talked to Arely, a 21-year-old mother and #DACA recipient from this season of the @RealWorldMTV who is risking it all to shed a light on immigration https://t.co/G1U1Fjyzd8
— MTV NEWS (@MTVNEWS) July 12, 2019
It doesn’t take too much imagination to conclude that there has and will be drama—real, relatable drama. In today’s sociopolitical atmosphere, anyone who’s spent any amount of time online can most likely vouch for the increasing lack of understanding that conversations have seemed to provide. If anything, this season of The Real World: Atlanta might end up inspiring people to start getting along with people who are different than them.
Justin is an activist who promotes equal rights, but will he take a stand against homophobia in the black community?🤔🌎 Watch this moment from the latest @WatchRealWorld and sound off! https://t.co/bEgsZ2vOVp pic.twitter.com/B57UVYXmtW
— MTV’s Real World (@RealWorldMTV) July 12, 2019
This season is being aired on Facebook Watch, with shorter clips being teased Mondays through Wednesdays and full episodes at 9 p.m. Eastern on Thursdays.
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— MTV’s Real World (@RealWorldMTV) July 15, 2019
