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Web Series : Season 2 of ABG (Awkward Black Girl) premieres Thursday

The critically acclaimed & award-winning web series about an awkward black girl, will premiere its second season Thursday.

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14 years ago

June 13, 2012

UVM Staff

J and her crew are back.

The critically acclaimed & award-winning web series about an awkward black girl, will premiere its season 2 Thursday.

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About Awkward Black Girl

The ABG follows the title character (J) and friends as she navigates through life, love and awkward situations.

The show became an instant hit gaining thousands of views within weeks of its season 1 premiere. They have partnered with on the I Am Other Network owned by Pharrell Williams to continue the series.

Episode 1 will air 7 p.m. PST

What can you expect from Season 2? Well the cast shares what may or may not happen from the long awaited Season 2.

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