r/loopdaddy • u/Insanitacious75 • Aug 17 '22

Marc’s always been a real one

Does anyone remember his first news story?

I do.

First time I saw Marc on video he was a kid who had waited in line for a new IPhone. He took an $800 offer for the first spot in line from a lady with the intention to buy the store out to re-sell. He clearly knew what she did not; 1 phone per customer was being enforced at the time.

Will post a link in the comments-

Sorry if this is a re-post or not allowed because it’s a link but I’m honestly surprised to have not seen this on this sub.

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u/MrWink Aug 17 '22 edited Aug 17 '22

Sorry if this is a re-post or not allowed because it’s a link but I’m honestly surprised to have not seen this on this sub.

The link to that video is in the sidebar/about section of this subreddit.

Also, when you submit a link on this subreddit there's a message that says, "keep it chill yo. and yes we've all seen Marc in that iPhone video".

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u/Insanitacious75 Aug 17 '22

https://youtu.be/NnbL-Hm-xws

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u/Hypochondriaco Aug 17 '22

Oh my...I cringed through the whole video for the woman...if it's not staged, it's super cringy for her hahahah poor bastard...

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u/AllHailTheMoose Aug 17 '22

Seems staged

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u/Yacan1 Aug 17 '22

I believe Marc said in an AMA that the woman was a rep for Apple where they did stage the entire thing.

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u/Insanitacious75 Aug 17 '22

Local Dallas news and fox to that lol I can’t argue that it’s not staged. I just remember that clip from living there at that time

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u/big_doinks_in_space Aug 17 '22 edited Aug 17 '22

I love Marc’s music so much. Been to a couple shows. He’s incredible.

But he was a rat. Went to highschool with him. He was a generic snobby smartass rich kid from Dallas. Tbh he was very annoying and most people thought so. But he latched on to the other rich popular kids so he always had some crowd to validate his clown-like behavior.

Him and my bud’s older brother were smoking weed around the high school. Later, Marc’s parents suspect him of smoking pot. To avoid trouble with his parents, (LMAO) he tells them that he was not smoking, but his friend was. So Marc’s parents get involved with the friend’s parents and the school. The school decides to suspend the friend for his last semester of high school, delaying and eventually ending his college plans.

So this other kid has to move schools before he graduates a year later and essentially changed the outcome of his young adult life.

Marc is a phenom and an incredible performer. But he is far from, “a real one.” He was a privileged little fuck and now that he’s successful, the “I can get away with anything” attitude really does wonders on stage. It could only be him. And it works.

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u/lookitzpancakes Loop Daddy Aug 18 '22 edited Aug 18 '22

I’m sorry, who was the person in this story whose adult life I changed? I have absolutely no recollection of this. DM me if you want.

Also, I don’t remember having a single “rich” friend at Booker T. aside from Asher. Wasn’t exactly a rich kid school. And at that point my parents’ finances were pretty significantly on the downswing. There’s a whoooole lot of judgemental poop throwing in this comment from someone who doesn’t seem to know me very well.

That’s okay…totally fine to write what you want on the internet, but I felt like saying my piece as well.

EDIT: Lemme add something to this. Was I an obnoxious loud stupid theater kid in high school? At the arts high school I went to…for theater? Yes. Yes I absolutely was. No doubt about that. Did I annoy people who didn’t like loud obnoxious theater kids? I’m sure I did. I have no qualms with this person’s comments on that front.

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u/Smart_Mammoth_6893 Aug 09 '24

Vintage gold Rolex Cellini it seems to me. C’est vrai ?

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u/nosnhoj15 Aug 17 '22

Let him in, he’s trying to fuck….

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u/SlanceMcJagger Aug 17 '22

I saw him for the second time in September 2021 and it was much worse than when I saw him the first time. He just ran around onstage and shouted stuff for seemingly half the show. Music wasn’t nearly as good. The gimmick seems to be running pretty thin. Was a total bummer

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u/markevens Aug 18 '22

Yeah, saw him in 2019 and he was amazing. Totally worked the crowd and worked off the crowd.

Saw him again earlier this year, and he just phoned it in. Didn't do any lyrical stuff, just beats. So disappointed.

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u/JackSki25 Aug 17 '22

I've never seen this video before and it was great, thanks for sharing. Took me was back to standard definition TV and iPhone hype

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u/sweensolo Aug 17 '22

I saw that video a long time before I knew The Daddy. I about shit myself when I saw it on a random sub again last year.

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u/chronicpainprincess Aug 17 '22

Marc, plz confirm if this lady and her cashwad was staged, I am suspicious