Wahl Street

Mark Wahlberg attacked an Asian-American with a vicious attack and blinded him. I've never seen any repentance for this.

Let no one forget, please....

I found this series compelling but not for the reasons Mark intended. This is an intimate look at how not to be a great leader. He doesn't understand the businesses he is in, his team is comprised of people he feels comfortable with rather than leaders who can actually drive success.

I almost wish I did not watch this, I liked Mark in movies and seeing him in this shed a different "dark" light that I can't erase.

If you are looking to learn about business or startups, give this one a pass. The only reason he has success outside of acting is because of his "brand", most of us would not get away with his shenanigans.

Entertaining in the usual, train wreck reality TV way...

I mean I guess it's watchable if you're bored enough (I obviously was), but this is nothing more than a self-promotional vanity project. Watching dude try and convince himself (and us) that the world needs yet another company selling $45 plain t-shirts is both comical and sad. I also liked the way he's raising his kids in a 30,000sqft Beverly Hills mansion whilst talking about instilling strong work ethic in them. Good luck with that?

So self serving--enough crap.. I could not watch more than 3 episodes.

I'm not really into the Kardashians style shows but I really like Wahlberg and he's always seemed like a nice guy who really does not take himself too seriously. So I assumed this would have something more to offer, it did not. It was actually even more dull than the shows I hate.

It didnt give any interesting insights into that world and yet it carried on that same trope that all these shows philospohise: 'hes a rich multimillionaire because he's so talented and works so hard.' When we all know the truth is that these people are all just very lucky and shock when you're already loaded its quite easy to get even more loaded (especially when your country is printing trillions, but lets not get into that).

I couldn't even get through the first episode, once i saw the 'hotel room gym scene', I'd seen enough. He's staying in a hotel that will already have a huge gym that barely anyone uses yet he bothers to get one put into his huge suite. He probably has anxiety issues like most celebrities, so doesn't want to workout with the gen pop, well fine, thats not his fault and its obviously sad but dont try to make it look like its great that he forces everyone to fit in around this.

I would of rather seen a show about a hollywood A-lister who stays in a hotel and then actually enjoys things in the real world like having a beer and has fun.