From her London atelier, Victoria reflects on her rise to pop stardom and her early days with David — with the paparazzi always on their tail.
This documentary is so different! Whilst David’s was about his (and his father’s) passion. I think it’s rather his father’s obsession that he forced on his son. Yet, somewhat successfully. The son got very famous.
Victoria… well, I’m not that guy — usually — who puts women down with all this patriarchial shit. I used to be patriarchial when I was young, but that was purely because of my background. Yet, while she argues about WAGs — wives and girlfriends — she’s the literal WAG with lots of free money.
At this point, the whole story feels like ‘we had a gazillion of money, and we were looking for the ways to put them somewhere, to at least not lose it, but better to make some money with these money’. That kind of thing.
Honestly, piece of shit documentary so far. I was never interested in who Victoria Beckham is/was, so, well, I won’t watch it on my own. Yet, since it came to my attention, I do watch it now.
With David, the documentary started with his parents. Here, we were told nothing about the parents. Who the fuck her parents are/were? All we know is that she was brought on Rolls-Royce to school. And we know it from the David’s documentary. So, apparently, she’s from a very rich family.
I quite love fashion, especially high fashion. But I love it from the men’s point of view, meaning rather businessmen’s even. I’d love to have a fashion brand, if I’d be that rich. It’s a marvellous money-making machine targeted at mostly WAGs, but not limited to them, of course.
They showed her mother for a second or two, where she was looking for Gin, but found Vodka. What the actual fuck, by the way? What was that about? At least we know she’s alive, because I thought she’s not. As they decided to skip on parents entirely. Why was Spice Girls being deformed? What happened? I guess we need to read Wikipedia about them, if they decided to just skip on that.
This reads rather a political advertising campaign, so insencere it all is. Really, it’s junk so far. As it’s just three episodes, I’m curious whether it’ll get better or not.