BMF – Documentary

Rise and Fall of a Hip Hop Drug Empire is a documentary focused on Demetrius & Terry Flenory’s Black Mafia Family (BMF) of Atlanta, GA, and Detroit Michigan.

The Black Mafia Family Documentary covers the following;

• BMF‘s status in the music industry during their beginning in the year 2000, until their fall in 2005.
• BMF‘s lavish and expensive style was also talked about in the documentary.
• Fabulous, Slim Thug, and Young Jeezy’s affiliation with BMF.
• Hundreds of pounds and marijuana and cocaine kilos being found in their possession.
• How the Black Mafia Family made nearly 300 million dollars.
• This documentary also highlights how the men behind BMF were willing to go the extra mile, think outside the box, and take risks.
• One of the biggest hurdles for the criminal prosecution of BMF was getting law enforcement to believe that their could ever be a such thing as a Black Mafia Family. They considered the concept a joke.
• At one point, all cocaine was 3 transactions away from BMF. They moved hundreds of thousands of kilos of cocaine in multiple states.

A DEA seized BMF drug & cash delivery limo.

More on BMF…

• BMF, by conservative estimates, made at least 270 million US Dollars.
• Yes its true, these brothers had the nerve to put up billboards in major American cities.
• BMF produced loyalty from their members with use of rewards, rather than punishment or fear.
• The crew bought their dope from Columbia, after being hooked up with “The Mexicans” via a Californian contact.
• The Mexicans brought the dope into the United States for BMF, and continue to do so, for the Columbians.

Big Meech – BMF – Rise and Fall of a Hip Hop Drug Empire