The show shares a certain absurdist attitude with Staples’ rich but un-glitzy music, which he began making in the early 2010s as a satellite member of L.A.’s Odd Future collective.

That Netflix's "The Vince Staples Show" turned out to be hilarious should have been expected, at least by those who have known for years how funny the hip-hop star is, through his dead-pan social ...

Staples then brought up some executives and fans having trouble disassociating Vince the rapper and the person with Vince the character. "The way the show was written - and this was always the ...

There are so many hints of potential in The Vince Staples Show that it’s confusing how much the series seems like it’s being treated as an afterthought by Netflix. What, pray tell, even IS a ...

“The Vince Staples Show’s” opener, “Pink House,” begins with a disclaimer that it is a work of fiction. But naturally, one can assume a few fragments of what’s displayed here are ...

Rapper Vince Staples takes a version of his lively, off-kilter social media presence to the small screen with Netflix’s The Vince Staples Show.

While it lasts, “The Vince Staples Show” is an entertaining enigma, and there’s something to be said for leaving the people wanting more. James Poniewozik is the chief TV critic for The Times.