Rapper's Dreams stopped: where you stream 'Dr. Pimple Popper: break out for free

A rapper has stalled his career because of a large bump that he has.

His case will be approached on Monday, May 12th, on “Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out” on Lifetime at 9 p.m.

• Live stream: Fans can see lifetime without cable on Philo (free trial version) and SlingTV.

The episode is called “Call Me The Big Popper”.

The Synopsis reads: “Dr. Lyndsey helps Dr. Lee notoriously big bump, which stopped his rap dreams. Shelby has lost control of her sweet tooth, health and mysterious bumps that she developed.

“Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out” shows the most famous dermatological surgeons in the world, Dr. Sandra Lee.

“She devoted her life to share her incredible skills with her huge audience because she helps hundreds of patients who are unable or are not willing to find their painful, expulsion cysts, fatty and infinitely complex, life -effective dermatological problems.

“Now Dr. Lee is ready to bring her practice to the next level. The doctor has made modern additions to your main office, which includes a completely new wing of patient rooms as well as many new employees and doctors.

“For the first time, Dr. Lee will also offer intimate self -smarter of her life outside of the office,” said Lifetime.

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