Josh Johnson

And when you look at this project as something that is out there now, people know what they know.

You've presented your story.

You tried to present all sides and everything.

And like we mentioned, there are some people who are mentioned but not expressly part of the conversation and everything.

And 50 Cent said that there's more footage than y'all even knew what to do with.

So is there going to be a sequel of episodes

to cover other stories?

Or do you think that it kind of rests as it is?

Got you, got you.

No, no, I can tell.

Now, 50 Cent's also attached to the project and everything.

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much does he hate Diddy?

Like, is it... Like, is it 50?

Don't get me...

Because I just imagine y'all in the... I don't know how involved he was, but I imagine y'all in the room editing together and him just smiling.

Oh, okay.

With what we've learned about Diddy, and you talk about hip-hop and not throwing the baby out with the bathwater, but it seems like there's a lot of crossover there.

And I guess, how do you reconcile trying to hold on to the parts of the culture that you think are about that empowerment for disenfranchised people, or about artistry, about poetry, but then strip it away from

the things that I guess most people might know it for, which is the money or the access to women or whatever those things are.

It seems like he's the best storyteller in hip hop because for a little while he was everything that the idea of hip hop had become.