The first thing that cac Joe said was, “I’m never going to recover financially from this”
What a lowlife piece of shit cac....
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The first thing that cac Joe said was, “I’m never going to recover financially from this”
What a lowlife piece of shit cac....
Somone else sang. Here's the thing, his actual singing voice wasn't that bad when he's sing along to music while driving.
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Someone needs to tell Spice Adams Luke Cage wants his old shirt back.
Hey, Cool Cats: We’re Reportedly Getting a Bonus Tiger King Episode
By Devon Ivie@devonsaysrelax
Photo: Courtesy of Netflix
Your favorite docuseries train wreck about zoos, murders, mullets, big cats, swingers, and leopard prints just might be adding a caboose. A trashy caboose, but a caboose nonetheless. Tiger King, a seven-episode hot-mess express that debuted on Netflix last month, will reportedly be releasing a new episode to tie up all those divisive loose ends. The intel comes from Tiger King star Jeff Lowe, a zoo owner and noted swinger (not to be confused with Joe Exotic, zoo owner and convicted felon), who shared an update via a Cameo video sent to a player for the Los Angeles Dodgers. “Netflix is adding one more episode. It will be on next week,” Lowe, a man who will undoubtedly be played by Michael Madsen in a television adaptation, explained. “They’re filming here tomorrow.” The bonus episode’s format has not been clarified, although, given Netflix’s recent history, it’s reasonable to speculate a quasi-reunion.
If your self-isolation era has yet to include a Tiger King binge — we’re very proud of your restraint if so — the docuseries primarily revolves around nationwide clusters of “big cat” conservationists and the zoo parks they built for their animals. These figures include the aforementioned Joe Exotic, a flamboyant Oklahoma man who’s now in prison, and Carole Baskin, a Florida woman who may or may not have fed one of her husbands to her tigers. An exotic-animal provider to the stars also shows up, just for kicks.
By Devon Ivie@devonsaysrelax
Photo: Courtesy of Netflix
Your favorite docuseries train wreck about zoos, murders, mullets, big cats, swingers, and leopard prints just might be adding a caboose. A trashy caboose, but a caboose nonetheless. Tiger King, a seven-episode hot-mess express that debuted on Netflix last month, will reportedly be releasing a new episode to tie up all those divisive loose ends. The intel comes from Tiger King star Jeff Lowe, a zoo owner and noted swinger (not to be confused with Joe Exotic, zoo owner and convicted felon), who shared an update via a Cameo video sent to a player for the Los Angeles Dodgers. “Netflix is adding one more episode. It will be on next week,” Lowe, a man who will undoubtedly be played by Michael Madsen in a television adaptation, explained. “They’re filming here tomorrow.” The bonus episode’s format has not been clarified, although, given Netflix’s recent history, it’s reasonable to speculate a quasi-reunion.
If your self-isolation era has yet to include a Tiger King binge — we’re very proud of your restraint if so — the docuseries primarily revolves around nationwide clusters of “big cat” conservationists and the zoo parks they built for their animals. These figures include the aforementioned Joe Exotic, a flamboyant Oklahoma man who’s now in prison, and Carole Baskin, a Florida woman who may or may not have fed one of her husbands to her tigers. An exotic-animal provider to the stars also shows up, just for kicks.
The ‘Tiger King’ Exit Survey
Netflix’s latest true crime offering doesn’t just center on a murder-for-hire plot, but also the wild lives of Joe Exotic, Doc Antle, and Carole Baskin. After watching the series, the Ringer staff came together to share their thoughts—and disbelief.
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How Joe Exotic’s Music Came to Embody His Bizarre Life
Netflix’s gripping new documentary, ‘Tiger King,’ brings us into a world filled with big jungle cats, pink camo guns, and alleged murder-for-hire plots. But nothing in it is as enthralling as its star’s would-be music career.
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Oklahoma is like that big time! Most of the rural states are like that. Nothing but meth meth and more meth.
These are some of the biggest lowlifes I've ever seen on TV.
1.) Everybody at that zoo knew that dude was going to kill Carol. That fat "Chucky" looking dude worked as an informant and gave Joe up to avoid a fine or a few months in jail. Then after missing out on a business deal with Jeff, he tries to get Jeff locked up for murder. The truth is that all of them should be in prison for conspiracy.
2.) Those 2 dudes were "gay" to get meth. The cold part is Travis's mother was ok with it because she got a job there and got Meth herself. She pimped out her son to a 50 year old man for a job and meth. He kills himself and blames Joe for it.
3.) Joe gets caught up and snitches on everybody just out of jealousy. He snitched on people that had nothing to do with him getting locked up.
While Carol seems fake and unlikable, she is actually the least crazy on the show IMO. There is no proof that she killed her husband, she was right that Joe abused animals, Joe did steal her trademarks, and he did try and get her killed. I can't think of anything she did wrong. She even tried to work with him on getting paid the judgement.
I wonder if large parts of rural CAC America lives like this show. Just drugged out hustlers scamming their way through life.
1.) Everybody at that zoo knew that dude was going to kill Carol. That fat "Chucky" looking dude worked as an informant and gave Joe up to avoid a fine or a few months in jail. Then after missing out on a business deal with Jeff, he tries to get Jeff locked up for murder. The truth is that all of them should be in prison for conspiracy.
2.) Those 2 dudes were "gay" to get meth. The cold part is Travis's mother was ok with it because she got a job there and got Meth herself. She pimped out her son to a 50 year old man for a job and meth. He kills himself and blames Joe for it.
3.) Joe gets caught up and snitches on everybody just out of jealousy. He snitched on people that had nothing to do with him getting locked up.
While Carol seems fake and unlikable, she is actually the least crazy on the show IMO. There is no proof that she killed her husband, she was right that Joe abused animals, Joe did steal her trademarks, and he did try and get her killed. I can't think of anything she did wrong. She even tried to work with him on getting paid the judgement.
I wonder if large parts of rural CAC America lives like this show. Just drugged out hustlers scamming their way through life.
Just got inked up
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Yes and are die hard GOP voters. The South if full of people like that in the so called bible belt. These are the people who did the dirty work of the KKK. Low educated and jealous of Blacks who made something out of nothing. Holding on to their color of their skin.
Uncorked was good. I love a black movie that isn't about the hood and doesn't portray stereotypes. The one cousin that was acting like a fool was treated like a fool. I wish the sister received better character development. It seemed like she was just there to be the butt of bad cooking jokes.
Before Tiger King, Hollywood legend Tippi Hedren was the 'lion queen'
Shocking and glamorous pictures from Tippi Hedren's 1973 LIFE Magazine spread show her at home in Beverly Hills with her pet lion, Neil. She eventually amassed a collection of 150 big cats
Hey all you cool cats n kittens the new episode is up
Carole Baskin Feels ‘So Angry’ That Tiger King Made Her Look Like a Husband-Murderer
By Devon Ivie@devonsaysrelax
Photo: Courtesy of Netflix
Thanks to the new culture of sitting indoors on our asses for the sake of public health, Tiger King has become a spectacular success on Netflix: The docuseries, which follows a bunch of criminally eccentric zoo folk over the course of seven episodes, is one of the most popular titles the streaming service has ever seen. One of these personalities is none other than Carole Baskin, who runs a prominent animal sanctuary, Big Cat Rescue, down in Florida with her third husband, Howard Baskin. However, her work as an animal rights activist (and the fact that a rival zoo owner tried to hire someone to murder her) was eclipsed by a juicier allegation woven throughout Tiger King, which was that she not only killed her second husband, but fed him to a gang of loyal tigers. In her first interview since the show’s premiere, Baskin is now opening up about the indignation she feels toward the producers, and how she believes they purposely misrepresented the project to secure her participation.
“I just feel so angry that people have totally missed the point,” she told the Tampa Bay Times. “And the point is these cubs are being abused and exploited and the public is enabling that.” Her husband, Howard, added that “there’s almost no way to describe the intensity of the feeling of betrayal.” Baskin says that she said yes to Tiger King under the belief their “cause” would be the main focus, as the producers had previously worked on several projects that focused on animal conservancy. However, an entire episode was ultimately dedicated to the disappearance and presumed death of Baskin’s second husband, Don Lewis, which became a quick source of social media and tabloid fascination. The county sheriff’s office that serves Tampa, Florida, is also investigating new leads for the case.
“They saw those cubs being dragged away from their mother,” Baskin told the Tampa Bay Times. “Where are those memes? Where are those comments?” Baskin says she’s now afraid to leave her home because of frequent death threats, and she’s disconnected her phone for her safety. She’s hopeful, though, that Tiger King was able to shine some light on animal abuse. “I really hope what will come of this is that law enforcement will take this seriously,” she concluded. “We’ve all been screaming at the top of our lungs for 20 years that this abuse was happening, and no one was listening.”
By Devon Ivie@devonsaysrelax
Photo: Courtesy of Netflix
Thanks to the new culture of sitting indoors on our asses for the sake of public health, Tiger King has become a spectacular success on Netflix: The docuseries, which follows a bunch of criminally eccentric zoo folk over the course of seven episodes, is one of the most popular titles the streaming service has ever seen. One of these personalities is none other than Carole Baskin, who runs a prominent animal sanctuary, Big Cat Rescue, down in Florida with her third husband, Howard Baskin. However, her work as an animal rights activist (and the fact that a rival zoo owner tried to hire someone to murder her) was eclipsed by a juicier allegation woven throughout Tiger King, which was that she not only killed her second husband, but fed him to a gang of loyal tigers. In her first interview since the show’s premiere, Baskin is now opening up about the indignation she feels toward the producers, and how she believes they purposely misrepresented the project to secure her participation.
“I just feel so angry that people have totally missed the point,” she told the Tampa Bay Times. “And the point is these cubs are being abused and exploited and the public is enabling that.” Her husband, Howard, added that “there’s almost no way to describe the intensity of the feeling of betrayal.” Baskin says that she said yes to Tiger King under the belief their “cause” would be the main focus, as the producers had previously worked on several projects that focused on animal conservancy. However, an entire episode was ultimately dedicated to the disappearance and presumed death of Baskin’s second husband, Don Lewis, which became a quick source of social media and tabloid fascination. The county sheriff’s office that serves Tampa, Florida, is also investigating new leads for the case.
“They saw those cubs being dragged away from their mother,” Baskin told the Tampa Bay Times. “Where are those memes? Where are those comments?” Baskin says she’s now afraid to leave her home because of frequent death threats, and she’s disconnected her phone for her safety. She’s hopeful, though, that Tiger King was able to shine some light on animal abuse. “I really hope what will come of this is that law enforcement will take this seriously,” she concluded. “We’ve all been screaming at the top of our lungs for 20 years that this abuse was happening, and no one was listening.”
Man, this shit was so good, I watched all 8 episodes in less than a day.
That "here kitty kitty" video was
and the most ridiculous shit in the doc. He's right though. That bitch killed her husband for sho. Prince Charles better look out in his sleep.
That "here kitty kitty" video was
and the most ridiculous shit in the doc. He's right though. That bitch killed her husband for sho. Prince Charles better look out in his sleep.
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Here kitty kitty is one of the all time diss tracksMan, this shit was so good, I watched all 8 episodes in less than a day.
That "here kitty kitty" video was
It's up there with Ether and Hit em up
You believed that was his voice?I never had Netflix so I got the 30 day free trial and watched it, shit is crazy! That chick murdered here husband and got away with it. Tiger King dude is crazy, he hated Carol Baskins.
That fool could actually sing country music too!
He was singing at the funeral, it sounded like he was doing it live so that's why I thought it was him singing it.