Mark Lamont Hill

Yeah, I mean, that's the main question.

Because without this, all I see is you talking out the window.

Like, is Michael going to be there?

I don't even like how they burnt Mike's hair in the fucking, this was just like a, if you know Michael Jackson's story, which I do, this is like a spoof slap in the face to the real nigga that he was.

It was the most service level shit I've ever seen.

It was a money grab.

It wasn't deep.

It looks like a money grab.

I agree with Paris.

But Mike's story is deep.

Mike's story is one of the deepest that's why I say when you walk into any segment of his story is deep this is like the Times Square 2000 version of Michael Jackson's story this is the Marshall's version there's some stuff missing but I think when I see a family make a film about somebody whose life is complicated and messy and interesting and brilliant I always expect it to look like that so I guess my expectations were so managed is it possible that the family protected Joe?

Yes, it felt like it.

You know what I'm saying?

I mean, Latoya said all kinds of shit about Joe, and that stuff wasn't in there.

So, you know, I mean, all kinds of shit.

Because I know you were saying, like, they didn't really, they cut out.

They didn't really show how Joe was on his ass.

And if the family has to say so in this, it's like, we don't want that part out there that bad.

Yeah, and that might have been a tug of war between...

the different siblings and that might have been part of what Janet didn't want to be a part of I don't want to speculate about Janet so much but I know they all had very different experiences with Joe and I've seen Latoya say and she's told me directly like some of her experiences with Joe and some of her allegations and then I've heard Michael say things I've talked to Marlon he said different and so I think they wanted to just show look this dude was rough