MikeStamina
All Star
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So get the fuvck on .
Ol I'm trolling n I'm proud goofy looking ass
Go wash them dirty nut huggers y'all call fashion
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Keyboard warriors
Typing up essays
Living vicariously through 1980s drug dealers
Oh yeah you the dumb ass dude who calls people old with a Damn name that refers to a character from Martin. You are dumb as hell.Gayyyyyyyyy
Don’t nobody care old nikka
I thought Bimmy was a higher ranking member. He was mid level...
As much history as the Supreme Team has in the streets this Doc had too much filler. I was born and raised in South Jamaica, Queens (On South Road, right around the corner from where Edward Byrnes was killed) so knowing the true history left me highly disappointed in this Documentary. I was pretty bored with it.
No new information in it other than Prince having a 50/50 chance of getting out.
If the doc does numbers I can see 50 throwin a couple shots coz they kinda played him a little in this shyt.
Overall I thought it was too long but it was cool to hear the thought process of the people involved during this era
They left a lot of this out because they want him to come home which is understandable.Prince years running the Supreme Team while his partner was locked up was bloody.
Didn't Nas also do that Video Music Box doc? That shyt was excellent.Excellent documentary. For anybody thinking they “glorified” the lifestyle part 3 really puts the consequences they all faced into perspective. Prince been in prison for THIRTY TWO YEARS! Supreme will likely NEVER be a free man again. Two of his top generals did 19 and 30 years respectively. His close friend was killed over some stupid street beef. Preme had a chance to go legit and turned it down over pride and ego, squandering his second chance and what could have been a promising movie career. Every single one of the living members of the Preme team they interviewed expressed remorse over the life they led and how their actions ultimately contributed to destruction of the very community they loved.
There was NOTHING glorifying about this documentary. Nas and his producers did an excellent job; he’s two for two as a director and 3/3 as a producer (the Smoke documentary from last year was great too)
Didn't Nas also do that Video Music Box doc? That shyt was excellent.
50 ties into the Supreme story I feel like it would've been a disservice to not include him in it. Maybe they asked him to tell his side he declined. It's not like they didn't say anything that people didn't know already. I'm sure Nas or somebody from Mass Appeal team ran that shyt by 50.