Folks who take issue with What’s the Dirt’s documentary can’t dispute the information presented because it’s based on publicly available, factual information. The majority of which comes from the people and companies discussed in the documentary themselves, via websites, interviews, articles, and more. It’s investigative journalism exemplified.
So the next best thing is to discredit the messenger.
Until one of you “journalists” is ready to write about what happened to Inverse Wire dot com, why eight convicted criminals from Virginia would care about Drake’s music streams and music-label executives being disparaged, why seven of the eight plaintiffs in the Stake lawsuit didn’t have Stake accounts, and other questionable occurrences around the lawsuit, we don’t want to hear or see anything you have to say.
@theblockspot Whats the data on QBs that sit their first year or more compared with Qbs starting immediately from college. Who tend to have longer productive careers?
The law firm (Pardalis & Nohavica) representing John Doe in the Larry Jackson case has some interesting connections. One of the firm’s founding partners, Taso Pardalis, is a professor of sports and business law at the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at LIU Brooklyn.
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Drake hosted a dinner last night called “Strong Women, Stronger Drinks” where he gave away over $1 million. He gifted multiple luxury cars to women in attendance, awarded $100,000 to several attendees, and every woman received a welcome package filled with cash.
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