VICE - S03E11: Killing for Success & Marcos Returns

Name: Killing for Success & Marcos Returns
Genre: Documentary, News
Released: 2022-08-14
Duration: 28 min
Rating: 6

Aug 14, 2022IMDb : 6Documentary, NewsSeason 3, Episode 11

Alzo Slade investigates the intersection of music and violence in Drill music, the most popular subgenre of rap today; Natashya Gutierrez travels to the Philippines to dig into the historic comeback of the Marcos family to the country’s highest office, 36 years after dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was ousted by the People Power revolution.

All Episodes - Season 3

01Putin's Playbook & United States of VigilantesMay 01, 2022 02Russian Mercenaries & Treat, Release, RepeatMay 08, 2022 03Freeing Brittney Griner & Hungary for AmericaMay 15, 2022 04The Price of Oil & Chasing GhostsMay 29, 2022 05Hack Back & This Is Not Your LandJun 05, 2022 06Post-Roe America & Ready Player EarnJun 12, 2022 07Guyana for Sale & Moors RisingJun 19, 2022 08The Russian Bubble & After the SiegeJun 26, 2022 09Addiction in Afghanistan & Blurred Blue LineJul 31, 2022 10Smugglers of the Caribbean & Felony MurderAug 07, 2022 11Killing for Success & Marcos ReturnsAug 14, 2022 12Sri Lanka Revolts & God Save BrazilAug 21, 2022 13The Replaced & The MissingAug 28, 2022 14False Positive & Taiwan Under ThreatSep 11, 2022 15Uncensored & Battle for AfricaSep 18, 2022 16Isis Jailbreak & Right Wing StarsSep 18, 2022

VICE S03E11 Synopsis

VICE "Killing for Success & Marcos Returns" is part of the 1337x catalog. Rated 6.0/10, this episode delivers quality storytelling. Originally aired on 2022-08-14, this episode is part of Season 3 of VICE. With a runtime of 29m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary and News series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Alzo Slade investigates the intersection of music and violence in Drill music, the most popular subgenre of rap today; Natashya Gutierrez travels to the Philippines to dig into the historic comeback of the Marcos family to the country’s highest offic...