It tapped into the influncer culture but didn't go very far, and it showed the spectators, the non-Fyre-goers' being "stoked" and "gleeful" to see this whole endeavor go down but didn't dig deeper behind this mentality fueled by resentmenteither.

It was obviously "factual" in the sense that there were probably way too much footage to sort through to cherry-pick the best ones, but the result of it becomes a over-saturated jumble of views, perspectives, voices unfiltered, provocative just for the sake of being provocative, chaotic, and overwhelming, a kind of reporting that wants to pass as being "authentic" or "unbiased" while essentially it lacks focus and depth and can't be as evocative as a good doc ought tobe.