Chef Adam looks like a genuinely good man who simply needs to impress Syd and make her really feel welcome. Sadly, he commits fairly just a few microaggressions in his try and be pleasant. When Syd meets Chef Adam on the new spot, he’s blasting M.O.P.’s “Ante Up,” which is actually a traditional rap report that I mess around the home.
“Have you learnt this man?” he asks Syd (M.O.P. is definitely a duo) earlier than he continues whitesplaining. “It’s East Coast shit, but it surely’s a traditional.” I assume Chef Adam thinks taking part in very loud rap music for the Black lady coming to go to him will make her really feel welcome. He tells her she will then play no matter she needs (I assume he assumed she wished loud rap music?), however then Syd activates Beethoven, to which a caught-off-guard Chef Adam goes, “Yeah, vibes.”