Streaming The Netflix Thread

[AFDogs]

The Diddy documentary.

Insane.

His dancing when performing 'I'll Be Missing You' mere weeks after Notorious BIG passed away says it all really.

****ed up human who ruined everyone's lives he came into contact with.

 

[Saints4ever]

The Diddy documentary.

Insane.

His dancing when performing 'I'll Be Missing You' mere weeks after Notorious BIG passed away says it all really.

****ed up human who ruined everyone's lives he came into contact with.

Lot of blood on Diddy’s hands.

Absolute scum that would walk over anybody to get what he wants.

Used and abused the talent around him.

Surprised there wasn’t a bullet with his name on it in the 90’s and surprised he avoided jail for so long.

Great documentary that’s worth a watch.

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Mark Curry imitating Diddy for the Come With Me scene was hilarious. Dude loathes Diddy. Everyone has accountability for their actions but it seems like his mother played a key part in how demonic he became. Starting from the abuse to always playing gigilo, gangster movies.

 

[Cleavy]

Mark Curry imitating Diddy for the Come With Me scene was hilarious. D

Hangin' with Mr Cooper? that Mark Curry??

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Hangin' with Mr Cooper? that Mark Curry??

No idea what that means haha

 

[Saints4ever]

No idea what that means haha

There was a tv show called
Hangin with Mr Cooper
There was an actor in the show called Mark Curry.

Different people.

 

[BlakeyNoFlakey]

Diddy was never seen as the most naturally gifted rapper, but his success came from his drive, business instincts, and ability to spot and develop exceptional talent. Working alongside hugely charismatic artists may have influenced his very hands-on, tightly managed approach, but that intensity was also a big part of what made Bad Boy thrive.

 

[Kirby]

The Diddy documentary is worth a look but was a bit incoherent at times.

The guy is a total scumbag though. An abuser and a master manipulator, so a complete natural to be rich and powerful in the good ol USA.

 

[Gough]

The Diddy documentary is worth a look but was a bit incoherent at times.

The guy is a total scumbag though. An abuser and a master manipulator, so a complete natural to be rich and powerful in the good ol USA.

Even at the top though America is still racist. If he'd been a white man Diddy'd be in Trump’s cabinet.

 

[BlakeyNoFlakey]

We watched the Simon Cowell series, and, god, he's an odd-looking man these days, like he's had too much plastic surgery. The series itself was Cowell doing what he's done forever, but I laughed at some of his "insights" sometimes. Not because they were funny haha, but funny lame. But overall, it did enough to hold our interest. But he is an odd man, that's for sure.

 

[GreyCrow]

We watched the Simon Cowell series, and, god, he's an odd-looking man these days, like he's had too much plastic surgery. The series itself was Cowell doing what he's done forever, but I laughed at some of his "insights" sometimes. Not because they were funny haha, but funny lame. But overall, it did enough to hold our interest. But he is an odd man, that's for sure.

Not having watched it I can only make an observation from the few moments I see him on my tv - but he seems to be looking for that ''insight '' that stuns the world and makes that '' arent I ****ing clever '' face while people are trying to interpret his BS

 

[BlakeyNoFlakey]

but he seems to be looking for that ''insight '' that stuns the world and makes that '' arent I ****ing clever '' face while people are trying to interpret his BS

That may be your impression of him, but the series is not like that at all. He has an odd way of communicating at times and is a bit self-absorbed. But there are times in the series when he actually shows care for other people and, surprisingly, humility.

 

[happy_eagle]

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