50 Cent is back with a new series, and he’s been hyping fans about it all year.
Fif said in the past Black Mafia Family will be “bigger” than Power and after its debut last night (September 26), fans are showering it with praise.
Big Meech’s son, Lil Meech, made his acting debut, played his father in the series, and did exceptionally well! People online love everything about BMF, especially keeping the authenticity of Detroit. Take a look at reactions:
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Me going from #rasingkanan to #BMFSTARZ #bmf pic.twitter.com/hLCOQ7SsF4
— Varnell Hill (@VICKYROZAY) September 26, 2021
Watching #BMFSTARZ and all I have to say is don’t nobody play an 80’s character like Wood Harris. pic.twitter.com/PvtR0DLi00
— NEEK (@NeekSimone) September 26, 2021
Lord, they done found Lil Zane!! #bmfstarz #BMF pic.twitter.com/kksYNPF3Lf
— Conrad Johnson (@Conradjohnson__) September 26, 2021
https://twitter.com/shaunnamontanna/status/1442002412995289090?s=21
ouuuu Kash Doll had Lil Meech kissin’ her tittiesssss. THAT’S HOW YOU DO YO DEBUT SIS. #BMFSTARZ pic.twitter.com/8WGZfvUT8S
— ✿ ταγ. (@yesimtayy) September 26, 2021
Monique (kash) is that b**** got meech providing for her and her chirren while Lamar outside crying in the car #BMFSTARZ pic.twitter.com/9uqPtr1K2X
— ✨ (@ReddInk_) September 26, 2021
So Meech is being played by the real Meech’s actual son? Ohhhh Come on casting!!!! I love to see it #BMFSTARZ pic.twitter.com/hP1Usx1Pqb
— ✨HeadWrap Hussey (@EttaMay09) September 27, 2021
The series on Starz is based on the life and actual events of two brothers, Big Meech and Southwest T. They came from the troubling streets of southwest Detroit in the late 1980s. The Black Mafia Family is considered one of the most influential crime families who chased the American Dream; however, things happened along the way that disrupted their brotherhood. Grown-ish actor Da’Vinchi will play the role of BMF’s co-founder/Big Meech’s brother, Terry “Southwest T.”
The rapper Kash Doll also has a recurring role in the show. According to All Hip Hop, she’ll play Monique, and actor Russell Hornsby will star as the family’s patriarch, Charles Flenory. Eminem also has a role, and Snoop Dogg, Lil Zane, Mary J. Blige, and more.
Tasha Smith directs the series, executive produced by Terri Koop and Anthony Wilson. G Unit Film and Television produced the film in association with Stars and Lion Gate. Are you enjoying it so far?