The latest documentary to wade into the spectacular fall from grace of hip-hop mogul Sean “ Diddy ” Combs may seem to be arriving late to the pile on — the larger-than-life rapper-producer has already received the multi-part documentary treatment twice since his 2024 arrest on federal racketeering and sex-trafficking charges. But this expansive, comprehensive four-part Netflix series has piqued interest ever since it was announced by its top producer — Combs’ rap-world rival, Curtis “ 50 Cent ” Jackson — and it may be arriving at the right moment to provide a clear-eyed look at the whys and hows of the music industry icon’s meteoric three-decade rise and inevitable downfall. The series also reveals new information that clarifies and expands upon previous elements of the rapper’s st

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