STARZ is going all in on the BMF universe. The network just dropped a first-look teaser for Season 2 of The BMF Documentary: Blowing Money Fast, and this one comes with something fans have been waiting for. Terry “Southwest T” Flenory’s first interview since his release from prison.
BMF returns with a fourth season that marks a clear evolution in both its storytelling and execution.
Starz unveils trailer for season four of “BMF,” promising higher stakes and a shifting empire in the wake of season three’s cliffhanger.
The Season 3 finale of BMF delivered a whirlwind of plot twists, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. While the episode had its moments of brilliance, particularly in its character dynamics and emotional depth, the ending fell short, feeling somewhat rushed and unsatisfying.
This week’s episode of BMF emerges as a tour de force, plunging viewers into the heart of the REDDOGS’ relentless crusade to reclaim the drug-ravaged streets in anticipation of the 1996 Olympics. With tension escalating and stakes soaring, the narrative unfolds with an electrifying intensity that keeps audiences riveted from start to finish.
This week’s episode of BMF plunges viewers into a gripping narrative defined by one word: war.
The latest episode of Starz’s “BMF” was a transitional chapter that aimed to lay the foundation for future developments.
Last Thursday, STARZ hosted an exclusive screening of the first episode of season 3 of their hit crime series BMF starring Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr. and Da’Vinchi, who play Meech and Terry Flenory, two brothers hailing from the streets of Detroit with dreams of taking over the drug game.
The co-stars were also joined by Sydney Mitchell who plays Lawanda in the show, as well as special guest star 2 Chainz, whose character Stacks will have a recurring role this season.
2 Chainz shared “I am from Atlanta. I was here during the whole BMF invasion. I know Lil Meech’s father so it was cool to get this call from 50 [Cent] and get an opportunity to play a role in this.”
Season 3 follows Meech and Terry as they plan to expand the BMF empire throughout the southeast. As Terry manages operations back in Detroit, Meech tries to take over Atlanta, but not without some pushback from the competition and law enforcement.
This season also features guest appearances from Lil Baby, Ne-Yo, and Saweetie.
The after-party took place at Underground Atlanta, featuring a pop-up museum curated by Atlanta’s Cam Kirk Studios showcasing authentic artifacts from the Black Mafia Family. Reflecting the 90s era, the exhibit included items such as vinyl records and customized Detroit Pistons jackets.
Da Brat, Kandi Burruss, Zaytoven, Cynthia Bailey, Big Tigger, and more celebrities came out for the special night.
The new season of BMF premieres Friday, March 1 only on STARZ.
This week’s BMF managed to resolve every story that was set at the start of the season while also making me intrigued for the next one.
If anyone learned something from this week’s BMF, that is how Meech got his nickname in a very NSFW sex scene at the strip club.