The Defiant Ones

[malice]

Holy shit, i am loving this show

[spike]

because of all the doobage?

[malice]

because of all the doobage?

no

[spike]

seriously though, i'm with you. i binged this the other night; it's great.

[malice]

seriously though, i'm with you. i binged this the other night; it's great.

I like it because it's jimmy iovine for one, and it's about a whole range of music i was fairly oblivous to in the 90s as it was happening. It's so well done too

[Strat]

Alright, Im putting this on!

[malice]

Alright, Im putting this on!

It's so f-ing interesting

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[spike]

Can't wait to watch. Did they dump the whole series at once?

yeah, 4 eps.

[spike]

the story of dre and eminem collaborating is pretty crazy

[Strat]

Alright, Im putting this on!

It's so f-ing interesting

I loved 90's gangsta rap. My brother was a few years older than me and he listened to that shit all the time. I remember being an idiot 6th grader writing "rap" songs. Hilarious.

But this time period and music has always been fascinating to me. Mostly due to my enjoyment of it at such a young age.

[spike]

Alright, Im putting this on!

It's so f-ing interesting

I loved 90's gangsta rap. My brother was a few years older than me and he listened to that shit all the time. I remember being an idiot 6th grader writing "rap" songs. Hilarious.

But this time period and music has always been fascinating to me. Mostly due to my enjoyment of it at such a young age.

werd.

[Strat]

Oh my god. Watching Dre rock out to Nirvana. Wow. Amazing.

[Strat]

Geezes. There is some incredible footage throughout this. Episode 2!

[spike]

present day snoop is on screen for like 5 minutes total and he still manages to smoke like 10 pounds of weed in front of the camera

[Strat]

Admittedly - im only on episode 2 but this is already way better than Straight Outta Compton and i thought that was a fantastic movie.

[malice]

I loved seeing dr dre now, as a 50 year old man who accomplished so much throughout his career. It's refreshing in the way i find pearl jam frustrating as grown men somehow... I feel like dr dre did what he set out to do and came out the other side as both successful and true to his own personal ethics, where pearl jam came out the other side as successful and complacent about their standards... Or maybe it was just ed who did, but i got a satisfying feeling from watching this set of shows that I'd been looking for in modern day pj, and have been missing. Not sure how else to explain it, and I'm not looking to argue about pearl jam with anyone, just trying to express my thoughts on what makes this such a cool series for me.

[spike]

Yeah, Dre seems cool af now. At peace or something.

[bada]

What channel/service is this on?

[malice]

What channel/service is this on?

HBO