I mean, what's up with this doc? 
It's like, Netflix is trying to spin this as if they're the ones behind it, but clearly, the Red Hot Chili Peppers had no creative input. That's a major red flag for authenticity, you know? It's like when your opponent tries to make something look one way, but you can tell they're hiding something.
I'm all about truth and transparency in storytelling, especially when it comes to bands and their history. If the Red Hot Chili Peppers had nothing to do with this documentary, then why is it being marketed as if they did? That's just not right.
It's like, Ben Feldman might have called it a "deeply relatable story", but what about Hillel Slovak's family? Don't they deserve to be told his true story, warts and all? This whole thing smells like a PR stunt to me.
It's like, Netflix is trying to spin this as if they're the ones behind it, but clearly, the Red Hot Chili Peppers had no creative input. That's a major red flag for authenticity, you know? It's like when your opponent tries to make something look one way, but you can tell they're hiding something.I'm all about truth and transparency in storytelling, especially when it comes to bands and their history. If the Red Hot Chili Peppers had nothing to do with this documentary, then why is it being marketed as if they did? That's just not right.
It's like, Ben Feldman might have called it a "deeply relatable story", but what about Hillel Slovak's family? Don't they deserve to be told his true story, warts and all? This whole thing smells like a PR stunt to me.
especially since anthony and flea said they didn't even know it was happening till a year ago 
and now its gonna premiere on march 20th? that's like, super last minute 
. what if they did change some parts of the story or made it more about themselves instead of hillel? that would be really disappointing for fans who actually knew him 
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