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Netflix has canceled The Vince Staples ShowDespite rave reviews, the show has a high score of 94% on the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.
The series follows a fictionalized version of compton born rapper vince staples and ran for two seasons from 2024 to 2025.
deadline According to the report, the show’s ratings for the first season dropped significantly, with 4.6 million views in the first four months of the first season, and 1.7 million views for the second season from its release in November 2025 to the end of the year, with the vast majority of streaming views expected to occur in the first 90 days.
The show is set in Long Beach, California, where Staples grew up. 2021, he told independent His experience there gave him the insight that rap was an important escape.
“Coming from where I’m from, what I did before music, and what so many of my family and friends have been through,” he says with typical candor, “I can only be grateful [for music]”.
In 2024, Staples spoke about the show’s surrealism in an interview. Associated Presssaid: “I think my first introduction to film, as we’ve seen, was probably twilight saga, The Wizard of Ozthat kind of thing, watching it with my grandparents. I’ve always loved the idea of the unknown, or just a perceived reality, simple things like toy story or The life of a bugdealing with perception, especially as a child.
“As you get older, you get to know David Lynch, you get to know the Coen brothers, you get to know Roy Anderson. You see Donnie Darko You’re like, okay, ‘What happened?’ What didn’t happen? ‘”
He continued: “Those things are always interesting to me. Especially because where I grew up, there were two different sides of people’s perception of the city, like, ‘Oh, I don’t want to go there.'” It’s like, “Why not?” You know what I mean? Like, there’s always an interesting contrast in our environment.
“I think I internalized that at a young age. You could say that as I grew up, I became very interested in it. So I definitely wanted to make sure that the show had a lot of surreal camerawork elements, as well as storytelling elements, and to make sure that the audience on the show might think certain things were real or not, and honestly, it was all over the place.”