

2024·Documentary·1h 8m
6.9
★



A series of lawsuits and allegations have legendary rap mogul P. Diddy on the ropes. TMZ has the troubling inside story from people who were there.
rapper
human trafficking
domestic abuse
domestic violence
billionaire
prostitution
sex trafficking
egomaniac
rape accusation
substance abuse
arrested
grooming
homeland security
witness intimidation
rico enterprise
egocentric artists
victim coercion
bad boy records
sean combs

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Cast

Sean Combs
Self (archive footage)

Harvey Levin
Self - TMZ Executive Producer

Marc Lamont Hill
Self - BET News/TheGrio Host, CUNY Professor

Tracy Walder
Self - Former CIA Officer & FBI Special Agent

Stevie J
Self - Bad Boy Records Artist

Andrew Cherkasky
Self - Former Federal Prosecutor

Aubrey O'Day
Self - Former Danity Kane Member

Suge Knight
Self (voice)

Cassie Ventura
Self (archive footage)

Kid Cudi
Self (archive footage)

50 Cent
Self (archive footage)

Cuba Gooding Jr.
Self (archive footage)
Crew

Harvey Levin
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
40 reviews
Mac_demaPRO
10.0★ · 06/02/26

“I don’t wanna watch the meat master”
“I don’t wanna watch the meat master”
Manny

I did not expect like all this to be in here lmao
I did not expect like all this to be in here lmao
ajsluPRO
3.0★ · 02/16/25

Yes, I actually watched this.
Yes, I actually watched this.
Paul Hare
1.2★ · 02/11/25

How will this impact the Alvin and the Chipmunks tour??
How will this impact the Alvin and the Chipmunks tour??
LeonDeon
3.0★ · 02/03/25

Yeah, this is salacious as hell, but TMZ is the goldmine if you're addicted to material like this. That said, I find a lot of the coverage to be extremely basic—almost to the point of feeling sanitized, likely for legal reasons. Instead of really going after Diddy, it’s more of a Wikipedia-esque breakdown of who he is and why he might be the way he is, tracing everything from his traumatic childhood to his rise to power at an early age. But honestly, it’s nothing you couldn’t find in a Wikipedia article or some random YouTube video. The only real difference here is that TMZ has access to people closely tied to Diddy, which adds a layer of insider perspective—even if the overall presentation feels bland and surface-level.
Yeah, this is salacious as hell, but TMZ is the goldmine if you're addicted to material like this. That said, I find a lot of the coverage to be extremely basic—almost to the point of feeling sanitized, likely for legal reasons. Instead of really going after Diddy, it’s more of a Wikipedia-esque breakdown of who he is and why he might be the way he is, tracing everything from his traumatic childhood to his rise to power at an early age. But honestly, it’s nothing you couldn’t find in a Wikipedia article or some random YouTube video. The only real difference here is that TMZ has access to people closely tied to Diddy, which adds a layer of insider perspective—even if the overall presentation feels bland and surface-level.