Bmf documentary starz
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BMF: The True Story Of The Black Mafia Family
Bryson “Boom” Paul explores how a drug trafficking empire funded Detroit hip hop’s most controversial label and promotion agency
- Words: Bryson “Boom” Paul | In association with Lionsgate+
- 31 January 2023
No story grabs attention quite like one that’s both outlandish and true. So it’s no wonder that BMF, also known as Black Mafia Family, is one of the biggest television series in the world right now, attracting more than four million viewers for its recent Season 2 premiere. The Detroit, Michigan-set crime drama (pictured) tells the story of two brothers’ gritty, yet strategic rise in the drug game — dramatizing a fascinatingly-built criminal empire that tried to become a legitimate, larger-than-life entertainment business.
“When you talking about BMF, you’re talking about a cultural phenomenon,” multiplatinum recording artist/actor T.I. described in a recent interview. “The lifestyle and the music are tethered together.”
A majority of the moments that transpire in the show are identical to true events, immo
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The BMF Documentary: Blowing Money Fast
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Content advisory
- Flashing lights, violence, substance use, alcohol use, smoking, foul language
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Directors
- Shan Nicholson, Christopher Frierson
Producers
- Madeline Kahn, Shan Nicholson, Serife Turhan, Jessica Vale, Maria Gabriella Pezzo, Khidija Rivera, David S. Tung, 50 Cent
Cast
- Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory, Terry "Southwest T" Flenory, Lucille Flenory
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- STARZ
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Black Mafia Family
American criminal organization
This article is about the Detroit-based organized crime group connected to the hip-hop music business. For the African-American organized crime group operating in the Philadelphia Metro Area, see Black Mafia. For the television series, see BMF (TV series). For the SZA song, see BMF (song).
Criminal organization
Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory (right, in green) and Chad "J-Bo" Brown | |
| Founded | Late 1985; "BMF" acronym started to be used around 2000 |
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| Founding location | Detroit, Michigan, U.S. |
| Years active | 1985–present[1][2][3][4][5][6] |
| Territory | States: Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Texas, Ohio |
| Membership | Over 500[7] |
| Activities | Drug trafficking, money laundering |
| Allies | Folk Nation (Gangster Disciples, Black Disciples, Black Gangsters, Insane Spanish Cobras, Maniac Latin Disciples, Imperial Gangsters, Gangster Sin City Boys, Simon City Royals, etc), Crips, Zoe Pound, etc. |
| Rivals | People N
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