This is what pushing the limits of television looks like. Concept, execution and aesthetics, 10 out of 10. Fishback should be crowned Queen B herself for the acting master class she's pulled off. Legendary.

***Swarm*** is a hard look at toxic fandom, what obsession can lead to and a cautionary tale on fanaticism. It also has strong themes on grief. We take a road trip with Dre as she descends into madness and defends her idol at any cost. Anything goes, she will attack verbally, physically and socially to protect the hive. The series is dark, disturbing and sometimes repulsive but I couldn't help but binge it. The performances are what's so good about it, Dominique Fishback is phenomenal her character is unhinged and complex. Every episode features new interesting characters and performances. Billie Eilish was amazing and the episode she was in was my favorite. The violence is brutal and bloody, love the aspect ratio, beautiful aesthetics, cool music choices and I like the pacing every episode felt different and short. I'm not quite sure if this is really based on true events but "Queen B" is Beyoncé so Ni'Jah could be an analogy for her.

Dre has to be one of the most despicable, unlikeable and off-putting characters I've ever seen. And for that, I applaud Dominique Fishback.

This is a weird ass well-done show. The first five episodes had me scratching my head, going what the phuck is going on? Stick with it. All will be revealed.

there is good and bad. so i have to balance it out to above average. dre is easily a iconic main character. you cant help but hate her but also wanna know what happens next. its disturbing. but the bad is she gets away with things way too easily. most times the right thing is just conveniantly placed or happens in her favor. its a good show and have such a iconic main character, but her luck factor can be considered a little too high often