“how to make someone’s passing about you” taught by omari hardwick
i’ve fonted it quite a few times:
Omari Hardwick ain’t Ghost from “Power”
hell, ghost made so many weird decisions before his death, they might be one in the same. omari had a very strange tribute for the late chadwick boseman…
“one of my biggest honors was being one of your biggest competitors.” font whatnow?
his whole “tribute” came off narc-y and attentionisto af.
bad enough,
it was a video of him.
he had this to say when someone called him out:
the comments got limited shortly after.
So Omari Hardwick is crazy? A narcissist? His tribute to Chadwick was posting a video of himself accepting an award for Power, then gassing himself up by hallucinating that they were rivals.
When called out, he compared the person’s comment to the cancer that killed Chadwick. pic.twitter.com/d23au7ge8x
7 thoughts on ““how to make someone’s passing about you” taught by omari hardwick”
Maybe its me but I do not see how he made it about him…he shared a conversation and how he felt. People cant get mad posting what they feel…the comment made it about him and this article is making it more than it has to be and i doubt Mr. Boseman would want any of that…he seemed from afar too humble and quiet..even when i saw him on campus, he wasnt about drama ..
As awful an actor as MBJ is, he was the only one getting prime roles similar to Chadwick.
Omari is delusional to even think he was in Chadwicks league. He probably couldn’t even book the same auditions.
If he couldn’t get a one Emmy nomination as the lead on a cable show for 5 seasons he’s pretty much peaked lol. They literally give any decent cable show an Emmy nomination lmao
Omari is short (under 6ft) so I’m not surprised. Constantly trying to prove he’s man enough, good enough etc. Even though he’s a little short for my taste, always thought he was sexy. Seeing his napoleon complex is a huge turn off.
“One of your biggest competitors” it’s scary to see how entertainers view themselves, cause to the average person they don’t sit at the same table or have the same “value” as actors
Michael B. Jordan’s above tribute to Chadwick Boseman is beautiful. I do wonder, however, if he wrote it or if it was written by someone for him. In any case, it is absolutely beautiful and it hits all the right notes. Bravo!
Omari is a raging narcissist. Watch him in any interview. Listen to how he speaks about other black male actors, Michael B. Jordan, Larenz Tate, and others. Dude’s ego is insane.
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Maybe its me but I do not see how he made it about him…he shared a conversation and how he felt. People cant get mad posting what they feel…the comment made it about him and this article is making it more than it has to be and i doubt Mr. Boseman would want any of that…he seemed from afar too humble and quiet..even when i saw him on campus, he wasnt about drama ..
Me too, I just see it as him acknowledged him and keeping his torch going. He acknowledged him in his untimely death which any person would do.
As awful an actor as MBJ is, he was the only one getting prime roles similar to Chadwick.
Omari is delusional to even think he was in Chadwicks league. He probably couldn’t even book the same auditions.
If he couldn’t get a one Emmy nomination as the lead on a cable show for 5 seasons he’s pretty much peaked lol. They literally give any decent cable show an Emmy nomination lmao
Omari is short (under 6ft) so I’m not surprised. Constantly trying to prove he’s man enough, good enough etc. Even though he’s a little short for my taste, always thought he was sexy. Seeing his napoleon complex is a huge turn off.
“One of your biggest competitors” it’s scary to see how entertainers view themselves, cause to the average person they don’t sit at the same table or have the same “value” as actors
Michael B. Jordan’s above tribute to Chadwick Boseman is beautiful. I do wonder, however, if he wrote it or if it was written by someone for him. In any case, it is absolutely beautiful and it hits all the right notes. Bravo!
Omari is a raging narcissist. Watch him in any interview. Listen to how he speaks about other black male actors, Michael B. Jordan, Larenz Tate, and others. Dude’s ego is insane.