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Oh, you know we had to do a special podcast episode, just rounding out some of the hot topics

of the week. Happy New Year, everyone. First of all, we have to start off with the breaking

news about this Mary Cosby documentary, and then I can tell you guys that I had no idea that I

was in the documentary.

So thank you to everyone that hit me up and let me know. But only come to find out that multiple content creators, people that I know that I'm friendly with,

were also featured in the documentary and had no idea that they were going to be featured.

Georgio says who was also featured in documentary, they gave him a different name. They gave him Zachary Reality's name as the creditor. My thing is if you had reached out to someone and let someone know that you were going to put them in the documentary, all of those things could have been correct, which for me makes it look like, okay, this documentary is a sloppy job. You guys did a sloppy job.

It has no credibility. And I'm not shocked. I'm not shocked at all because based off of the previews

that we saw and we talked about on my multiple panels and channels that the documentary didn't

seem like it had substance that was new. Yes, there are some

things that stand out and that make you kind of go, hmm, what's going on at that church? But none of

which was new. Based on what I've seen so far, I have not watched the full documentary.

But what I have seen for myself is the fact that I'm in the documentary multiple times.

Not once, not twice.

And look, I've been featured in documentaries before.

A lot of times, they reach out and get permission.

Do they always have to?

Not necessarily, especially if they're only using a short portion of your video under fair use.

Like in the To Be documentary, they used like a short clip from one of my TikToks in the Diddy

documentary, which I didn't make a big deal about it.

I was like, whatever, I'm there for five seconds.

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