La caída de Diddy

It is highly disturbing and insulting to think that Sean Combs' defense paints the accusers as liars- just making their stories up to 'take the man down' for personal financial gain.

I personally have never understood the 'attraction' and why there has been so much admiration for this man when he has always come across to me as an arrogant, selfish, a****hole period.

My heart goes out to all the 'victims' which really is anyone that was and is in his circle, including his children. This is obviously a very sick man who has gotten away with this abusive behavior for far too long.

Kudos to all of those who are speaking out, especially the men. You are very brave and strong and I stand with you. I hope I am not the only one getting a little tired of powerful rich men and their abusive ways.

Puff Diddy is obviously a malignant narcissist. Entitled. Abusive. A compulsive cheater. Using his children as weapons.

There is no excuse. So you had a bad childhood. Boo hoo. A lot of people have bad childhoods. It makes them more loving. More empathetic. It does NOT make them violent serial cheaters and abusers. Bad people do bad things because they WANT TO.

Puff Diddy was surrounded by flying monkeys and enablers. His childhood friend was the worst. That guy is STILL apologising and explaining. Seriously. Stop. Puff Diddy was a selfish, evil person. He has no love or care for anyone but himself.

While it can be important for victims of terrible assaults and crimes to be heard, it should never be a source of plain old cinematic entertainment. This is a sensationalist exploitation of a serious matter. Going for ratings over content, Netflix here reveals its own dark side. This is a vulgar and sensationalist film with no redeeming value. None. I feel embarrassed that I ted to watch it. I also cannot even believe or understand the many 10 ratings. A 10 film does not exist, and if it did, this is not one of them. That so many people believe this exploitive and vulgar...docudrama...is worthy of anything above a 1 is probably part of the reason criminals and monsters like diddy get away with so much.

A blatantly rushed and bare-bones documentary, whose erratic dramaturgy oscillates between fragmented testimonies and a disturbingly convincing exposé of yet another entertainment mogul. Beneath his commercial brilliance and cultural influence, he constructed a breeding ground for manipulation, fear, and unchecked power, fostering an environment where his psychopathic tendencies could thrive under the guise of leadership. The film captures glimpses of the sinister reality behind the glamorous facade, but its haphazard storytelling often undermines its impact. It lacks the depth and coherence needed to fully dismantle the myth of the man at its center, yet the cracks it exposes are damning enough. Another industry giant, once idolized, now revealed to have built his empire not only on innovation but also on control, exploitation, and an insatiable hunger for dominance. Let it burn.

So basically this monster story is being broken down factually by witnesses describing the facts which have added slowly to the so-called "Fall of Diddy".

By listening to these story-tellers/witnesses, you can really discover an in-depth image of what you will come to understand, is a genuine maniac/psychopath, who bullied (and worse) his way to success.

Diddy's image is unraveled as the vicious Mafia bully who did absolutely anything to ensure his own success.

You will also discover and understand the traumatized little boy by family (his Mother) who was influenced since childhood to become the monster he currently is.