although I do think the b4nny thing has kinda been done to death, I definitely agree that he makes for a pretty interesting documentary subject
it's very easy to draw a throughline where his competitiveness and stubbornness are responsible for both his greatest failures (alienating certain teammates, his reputation nosediving once he started streaming and people outside of invite saw his pug conduct) and his greatest strengths (consistently performing at an insanely high level, switching mains and still reaching the top again, rebuilding froyotech back into a powerhouse numerous times after basically the entire team quit)
and then the overarching question of 'was it worth it to be the clear GOAT in a fairly niche game?'
then again, wasn't there already a b4nny documentary that kinda did this? idk just spitballing