He characterizes the people around Zach Bryan who facilitate his behavior as being spineless for the sake of money.

“what goes into like protecting somebody like this and allowing it to continue and the behavior in the ndas spineless [ __ ] spineless [ __ ] everyone that works for him is a spineless [ __ ]”

She argues that Zach Bryan's team and business associates are enabling his behavior and should be held accountable for their silence.

“Warner Music Group who's ever in his Circle protecting him and no and maybe not everybody knows but I've gotten enough DMS and messages that a lot of people know and they should be [ __ ] ashamed of themselves”

Public figures are responsible for vetting the people they collaborate with regardless of business interests.

“And as exposure whack, that's your job to look into these [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. And you got to do that [ __ ] bro. You can't be picking and choosing. You know what I'm saying? When you think it's cool, my [ __ ] like, you got to look into that [ __ ] bro.”

Joe Budden argues that people featured in documentaries criticizing celebrities are often motivated by payment or band-wagoning rather than genuine remorse.

“too many people on this doc would blatantly said repeatedly yeah man I feel so bad now I feel so bad now I didn't say anything uh and that was because of but feel like I can make it right today it's like [ __ ] no you can't make it right”

Melyssa Ford believes that participants in celebrity documentaries often have conflicting or unreliable narratives.

“I also think some of them people on there were lying I a see it I'm not pointing out who I think was lying but some of them people it just didn't sound some of the stories that I've heard sound right”