Diddy: Summit to Plummet

I dont even know what to say abou this documentary, it was terrible.

40 minutes of what an amazing man diddy is and how much he has done for his community, for 3 minutes and 52 seconds of his horrendous crimes....this documentary is an insult to every one of his victims.

I can't tell you the amount of times I rolled my eyes at the sheer absurdity of it all.

Anything he did for his community was only done as a means to ease his darkened soul and balance out his wrongdoing.

I would urge anyone thinking of watching this to just not do it, you will come out enraged by what you have just witnessed.

I created an account specifically to review this because i'm so annoyed I watched it and I don't know why Amazon are even showing it.

Essentially it's click bait; it's 43minutes of coverage on how much the makers clearly worship Diddy. Tonnes of coverage of how much he's achieved and painfully long clips of him waffling at public events. Too much detail on irrelevant events, and then doesn't mention other considerable events.

There's a teeny bit at the end that covers the huge amount of abhorrent crimes he's been accused of, that give off a 'they're only allegations, and there's loads of them, but oh well'

It's disturbing biased, and should probably be called, I heart Diddy.

I'm not gonna hide this under a spoiler because nobody should see this ""documentary.""

50% = Tupac and Biggies backstory (for some reason) 45% = all the great things Diddy has done 5% = all the bad things Diddy has done

You see the problem?! This is BARELY a Diddy documentary. It spends WAY too much time YAPPING about unrelated people, as if they are too scared to talk about Diddy himself. Why even make a Diddy documentary if you're just gonna talk about other rappers?

And don't even get me started on the lack of coverage for the various crimes he's done... It's really like Diddy made this. At the VERY END of the show, it discusses Diddy's domestic abuse allegations and crimes. Despite committing a TON of various illegals acts, they only dedicated around 5 minutes to covering it. They didn't even mention the baby oil!!!

This documentary was so scathingly 💩 I can't believe we even committed to hearing this partially literate narrator shame himself in Diddys alley. I was hoping for a short sensationalistic takedown. Angelica Butcher? What an embarrassment. The timeline is a scatter gun of Diddys 💦 Laughable attempt to polish his rim. This is hands down the biggest 💩 I have watched in a decade. Why would you even commit to being part of this debacle? The documentary's title is offensively deceptive. It couldn't even paint the influential parts of Diddys life with any meaningful credibility. Disgraceful. Distasteful. Don't watch.

Leaving the moral question aside, this documentary jumped all over the place, there was no chronological order, it covered bad boy entertainment and then about 10 mins late reintroduced bad boy entertainment. It spoke about Biggies death and then 2 minutes later covered the start of his journey, the whole thing made no sense, It felt like a really poor AI tool created this with the terrible voiceover that seemed to repeat "however" and "notably" like the only language it had available and the footage was literally the same clips on repeat! I feel like I have been robbed of time and recommended to everyone - DO NOT WATCH.