Insecure Season 5 Is WAY Too Far Away — 22 Shows and Movies to Watch Right Now

A young couple (Issa Rae, Kumail Nanjiani) escapes a series of dangerous and unfortunate events in this rom-com action movie. If you need to see a familiar face after finishing Insecure's latest episodes, seeing Rae as the lead in this title is the perfect fix.

Watch The Lovebirds on Netflix.

Much like Insecure highlights Black culture in a prominent city like Los Angeles, Atlanta gives a look into the Black music scene in Atlanta. Donald Glover stars, but it's just as much Lakeith Stanfield and Brian Tyree Henry's show.

Watch Atlanta on Hulu.

A young woman (Zoë Kravitz) in a big city balances her dating life, friendships, and career all while on a journey of healing and self-discovery. Sound familiar? The plot of Hulu's High Fidelity reboot makes it a great watch for Insecure fans.

Watch High Fidelity on Hulu.

If you're looking for a gripping drama (with pockets of humor) that explores the complexities of race and other social issues, look no further than Dear White People. What started as a movie is now a critically acclaimed show with a dedicated following.

Watch Dear White People on Netflix.

This throwback sitcom mirrors the complicated love lives and the endearing sisterhood of the Insecure cast; these four black women navigate careers, friendships and relationships, all while looking stylish and having each other's backs.

Watch Girlfriends on Amazon Prime.

You've probably heard of this spinoff of the popular sitcom Black-ish. Follow along as Zoey Johnson goes through the ups and downs of being a young black woman in college. Much like Insecure, Grown-ish highlights struggles that BIPOC face on a daily basis.

Watch Grown-ish on Hulu.

If you just can't get enough of Issa Rae, we totally understand! In this comedy, she plays the assistant to an uptight advertising executive (Regina Hall, er, Marsai Martin) who, through a Freaky Friday-type situation, has to learn what's really important in life.

Watch Little on Hulu.

From the mind of Robin Thede, this hilarious sketch comedy show is sure to have you in tears of laughter. The show features an all-female cast and touches on some of the common issues Black women face in a funny and relatable way.

Watch A Black Lady Sketch Show on HBO.

This star-packed rom-com is based on Steve Harvey's popular relationship book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man. As a group of friends try to make the best of their relationships, it turns into a game of girls against boys to see who will get what they want.

Watch Think Like a Man on Hulu.

Life flips upside down for a successful sports executive (Taraji P. Henson) when she wakes up one morning with the ability to hear the thoughts of the men around her. During this weird time, she ends up finding love — and learning so much about herself along the way.

Watch What Men Want on Hulu.

Four girlfriends (Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith, Tiffany Haddish, and Regina Hall) take the trip of a lifetime to New Orleans for a festival. If you remember the Coachella episode from Insecure, this gives off the same vibe and is sure to have you laughing from the very first scene all the way through to the credits.

Watch Girls Trip on Amazon Prime.

This show gives a look into the Black community on the south side of Chicago. If you're looking for a touching coming-of-age drama that also touches on important social and racial issues, this is the perfect show.

Watch The Chi on Hulu.

If you love all the messy love triangles from Insecure, this contemporary drama is a great show to watch next. Set in Louisiana, this show follows a group of estranged siblings as they navigate life after the death of their father.

Watch Queen Sugar on Hulu.

This classic Black romantic-comedy hilariously depicts the ups and downs of the dating game, making it essential viewing for fans of Insecure. You might even want to watch this movie with a pen and paper in hand; the leading lady dishes on all the best tricks to win at love.

Watch Two Can Play That Game on Hulu.

Fabulous nails, killer high heels, and organized crime aren't three words you see together often, but in this series, they all come together for a fast-paced comedy set in a Florida nail salon. This show is guaranteed to hook you and keep you on the edge of your seat.

Watch Claws on Hulu.

Grab a box of tissues, because this swoon-worthy movie will have you all in your feelings. A young black poet falls for a beautiful photographer, and their love story will have you tearing up for the whole movie.

Watch Love Jones on Amazon Prime.

If you need a great movie for a girls night in — or something to watch to fill the void of Insecure on Sundays — you can't go wrong with this ensemble classic.

Watch The Best Man on Hulu.

This modern spin on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew is packed with romance, drama and a stellar cast. Watch as a group of younger sisters pay a man (LL Cool J) to date and distract their older sister (Gabrielle Union).

Watch Deliver Us From Eva on Hulu.

One of the most romantic movies to come out this year, The Photograph follows a young woman (Rae) who enlists the help of a handsome journalist (Lakeith Stanfield) to uncover some truths about her late mother.

Watch The Photograph on Amazon Prime.

Oh, to be a 20-something living in a big city with your best friends. Watch as this group of friends figure out life and love all from their quaint Brooklyn brownstone.

Watch Living Single on Hulu.

This movie is a classic across generations for black women, making it a great movie to watch with the girls or even with mom. Get swept up as these four women go about navigating their love lives while leaning on each other and their sisterhood for support.

Watch Waiting To Exhale on Amazon Prime.