I’ve watched @coodierock documentary atleast 10 times. The raw footage of both his and Kanye’s journey from the beginning was and still is some of the most inspiring I have ever seen. But 1 of the many things that jumped out at me, was when Kanye was clearly going into a manic episode or beginning to talk incoherently, @coodierock would TURN HIS CAMERA OFF. He would stop filming. Because he saw his brother struggling with something that didnt need to be recorded for people to see. Thats what real friends and people who care about you will do. Somebody needs to call out @therealnoreaga @drinkchamps @whoscrazy and ask are the views, hits, ratings worth exploiting your “brother” during a moment when he is clearly not well? Yall promoting your show and giving platform to more ignorance being spread and further damage to someone who was once a bright light in the culture. It’s hard to see the clips circulating of Ye saying George Floyd died from fentanyl and not the police blatantly murdering him. But its even harder for me to see people who suppose to be part of the “Culture” take advantage of society’s obsession with drama and controversy at the expense or one of their own. All that shucking and jiving is disgusting. #JEENYUHS