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Yes it does. Tell 50 Cent his story doesn't make sense. That nikka did more dirt than everyone on this forum and he chose to write this storyline.

Tariq found out what his dad was when he was a teenager and went out there too just like a dumb 16 year old kid would do.

It don't matter that Tariq didn't know when he was a kid. He found out his dad was fukkin Rayful Edmond and you think that's not gonna shape a teenager's mind :childplease:
:mjlol:50 CENT DIDNT WRITE
A DAMN THING.


ARE YOU NEW TO THIS SHOW?

A FAT BLACK WOMAN
WROTE THIS UNREALISTIC shyt.
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:mjlol:50 CENT DIDNT WRITE
A DAMN THING.


ARE YOU NEW TO THIS SHOW?

A FAT BLACK WOMAN
WROTE THIS UNREALISTIC shyt.
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Power is an American crime drama television series created and produced by Courtney A. Kemp in collaboration with Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson

Her idea for what would become the first series she ever sold and pitched, Power, came about when she met rapper 50 Cent and executive producer Mark Canton at a coffeehouse in Los Angeles. She thought up the concept of a guy destined to leave his life as a drug dealer behind him to become a successful club owner and businessman, and soon penned the script with 50 Cent and Canton alongside her, both serving as executive producers. The show aired on the Starz network from June 7, 2014 to February 9, 2020 and received critical acclaim.

:comeon:

Stop talking.

Be mad because Avon/Marlo's son didn't become a doctor and say we're being unrealistic :hhh:
 

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Power is an American crime drama television series created and produced by Courtney A. Kemp in collaboration with Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson

Her idea for what would become the first series she ever sold and pitched, Power, came about when she met rapper 50 Cent and executive producer Mark Canton at a coffeehouse in Los Angeles. She thought up the concept of a guy destined to leave his life as a drug dealer behind him to become a successful club owner and businessman, and soon penned the script with 50 Cent and Canton alongside her, both serving as executive producers. The show aired on the Starz network from June 7, 2014 to February 9, 2020 and received critical acclaim.

:comeon:

Stop talking.

Be mad because Avon/Marlo's son didn't become a doctor and say we're being unrealistic :hhh:
:mjlol:ARE YOU 8 YRS OLD?

SHOW ME HOW MANY
WRITING CREDITS 50 CENT HAS
DURING POWERS 6 SEASON RUN.

Power (TV Series 2014–2020) - “Writing credits” credits - IMDb
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ITS NOT REALISTIC AT ALL.

TARIQ DIDNT KNOW shyt
ABOUT GHOSTS CRIMINAL HISTORY
UNTIL HE WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL.

HE WAS NOT RAISED
EXPOSED TO THAT LIFESTYLE SO NONE
OF THE shyt YOURE SAYING
MAKES ANY SENSE.



DUDE WAS BROUGHT UP
JUST LIKE BRAYDEN
UNTIL 50 PLAYED HIM
FOR A LIL WHILE WHICH
ALMOST GOT HIM KILLED.


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It's totally realistic. I know someone who basically lived the Tariq storyline.

They basically took the Godfather and made into a black tv show. Michael Corleone was the good college kid who ended up being the most ruthless boss ever.
 

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It's totally realistic. I know someone who basically lived the Tariq storyline.

They basically took the Godfather and made into a black tv show. Michael Corleone was the good college kid who ended up being the most ruthless boss ever.
NO

CORLEON WAS
EXPOSED TO THAT shyt HIS
WHOLE LIFE REGARDLESS OF
HIM GOING TO COLLEGE.
HE ALWAYS KNEW HIS
FAMILY WAS MAFIA.

TARIQ LITERALLY DIDNT KNOW
ANY OF THIS shyt EXISTED
A FEW SEASONS AGO.


DUDE WAS GOING TO
SCHOOL WITH RICH CACS
LIVING A SHELTERED LIFE.

YOU DONT DO A 180
THAT FAST.
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But he did meet Kanan :mindblown: and Ghost was his father :mindblown: you can't take that away :mindblown: It don't matter that Ghost kept Tariq away from it when he was a kid. He discovered who Ghost was later on and that would have always happened because you not gonna hide being a major drug trafficker from a teenager :mindblown:

Take the show out of it.

Let's picture this is real life for a moment.

You read a news story about a drug dealer with multiple suspected killings connected to him getting murdered in his nightclub after running a drug operation for decades. Years later, you read about his son going to prison for murdering his teacher. What are you thinking after reading this headline? Are you gonna think this kid had a great, stable upbringing or are you gonna think this kid was fukked from the beginning. Be real here :childplease:

I can't do that. We're not talking about real life, we're talking about a TV show. And a good TV show can make all of this make sense.

The Sopranos made it work because there were many stupid characters who had no business being mobsters. They ended up doing ridiculously idiotic things and got killed as punishment. Or in A.J.'s case, he never had any interest in being in the mob despite knowing what Tony did. He was a depressed, suicidal burnout.

If they wanted to tell the story of Tariq becoming the new Ghost and being negatively influenced by his parents, they should have done a way better job of doing it. It wasn't that hard. They could have made Ghost an evil b*stard that had a direct hand in fukking up his son's life. They didn't do that. They had someone else expose Tariq to all of it, and literally everything that happened afterwards was proof that Tariq didn't belong in the game. In one of the last episodes, Tasha even said that Tariq's not street or hood. He wasn't built for the life and they kept pushing him in it until he completely destroyed his own life. If this was ANY other show, Tariq would have died a long time ago because of his incompetence.

And to make matters worse, Raina was slowly figuring out what her parents were really doing. At no point did it look like she cared about being a criminal. She just knew Tariq was fukking up and she didn't want Ghost to go back to prison. The last thing she says is "my dad's gonna kill you." She already knew what Ghost was about, but she had a way better handle on the situation than Tariq did. I wonder why. :francis:
 
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