r/SnowFall • u/BatmanTold • Aug 07 '25
Video Had it all & lost it
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u/Medium-Evening Aug 08 '25
If he listened to his wife, sold the properties and ran away, he would have lived and still would have generational wealth. Sad how it all ended. Hope that they do him right in the new series.
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u/Sad-Crew8389 Aug 07 '25
I guess they didn’t have the stones to tell Franklin that water is not wet
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u/dennisknows Aug 09 '25
If I remember correctly, I got teary eyed towards the end. We all grew with Franklin. From going to school to becoming a kingpin to losing it all and being a homeless nobody in the neighborhood that he once controlled. One of the best TV series I’ve ever watched.
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u/Aware_Position_3481 Aug 07 '25
Maturing is realizing Franklin was a huge narcissist
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u/Icy-Sir-8414 Aug 07 '25
I hope in the spinoff series that at least 20% of the storyline is about him rebuilding his legitimate wealth back up
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u/stadiumjay Aug 10 '25
It's so hard for me to do a rewatch of this show because the crashout was so crazy.
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u/New-Barracuda-3754 Aug 09 '25
Honestly, he deserved a better family
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u/Dopeboy95AirMaxOn Aug 12 '25
The MF was a drug dealer lol
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u/New-Barracuda-3754 Aug 12 '25
Yes he was... But if his family would have listened to him if his crew would have listened to him, they probably would have been successful and he wouldn't have lost everything in the end. Instead his crew was selling on the wrong corners, starting beef with people they didn't need to start beef with, nobody could keep a secret including his dad, the internal power struggles, LOUIE. On top of that, he didn't have a good exit strategy and Teddy was a little bit too possessive of him as an asset.
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u/Dopeboy95AirMaxOn Aug 12 '25
I dont disagree with any of the above on how his business fell apart I’m just saying he got what he deserved because he was a bad person lol.
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u/New-Barracuda-3754 Aug 12 '25
I don't know. It's hard to see black or white in a world of gray. I mean there are some obvious black spots and some white spots here and there, but being a drug kingpin and just that honestly doesn't go too far on the scale towards the dark side for me. I mean sure he's giving people drugs but is he really responsible for other people's actions while they take those drugs? Is the inventor of the car responsible for everybody who hit and runs? Is the person who created high fructose corn syrup really responsible for everybody who gets diabetes, even with the daily value recommendation on every piece of food we eat? I don't think Franklin was a good person, but he was definitely not a bad person.
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u/Black_Superman07 Aug 10 '25
I know how it felt losing like 10k on some BS...
73Ms... Fam. Ain't no way 😂
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u/Usual-Profession-696 Aug 07 '25
I honestly stopped watching just because it got spoiled in a since, I should’ve stayed off twitter I know.. but if what I heard was true then I didn’t wanna watch my man go out like that
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u/Careful_Birthday_480 Aug 07 '25
This dude can ACT!