Josh Johnson

It felt almost like watching someone talk about not slipping on banana peel, but there's a camera attached to a banana peel that's, like, right underneath them.

Because the whole thing just... The way that you told the story, because I feel like so much of what's happening in the doc is things I knew, some things I didn't know, but a lot of things that I knew and I guess I forgot.

And I feel like...

that says something about how we view celebrity or how we view power that, like, oh, you can kind of just take a couple on the chin to the public.

And so you compiled all of this.

Did you make specific choices on who to interview?

Because, you know, you could talk to Shine, you could talk to Mace, you could talk to people that are mentioned in the doc but aren't on screen as much as, you know, the people that did sit down.

Was there specific choices that went into who you interviewed and why?

Wait, I'm so sorry to interrupt you.

You went to Sean Combs?

No, not physically, but still, just you were like, hey, I'm making a documentary about you that you won't like.

I mean, we have your footage.

So, yeah.

Well, he didn't know that.

Jeez.

So, are you nervous?

Yeah, yeah.

And I guess when you think of something like that, you think about people's fear then versus how there are so many sort of open secrets versus the time that's passed and him actually being indicted, arrested and everything.

Do you think those people still hold that same fear or do you think that any amount of, I guess, power is diminished?

Yeah, no, that makes a lot of sense.