Given the title is a musical genre, I expected some more intricate details about the invention and production process of g-funk. It begins promising but I don't feel like this is the most focused documentary. At times it kind of develops into a general documentary about West Coast hip hop, with the obligatory Suge bashing, Pac talk, and East Vs West details. Daz's influence seems to be left out of this and similar documentaries as well. He is featured briefly where he answers one question, but maybe that's all we got because he seems high. I don't know. This did remind me that I need to check out more of the original funk that is sampled so heavily in so many g-funk classics though.
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