i want the fantom. >> jimmy: you want the fantom. do you have the fantom? >> yeah. dreamers. and i've always been a dreamer, and i've always just wanted to be at a certain level of excellence. so that's what that's about. like when i'm putting my shows together the guys, if we're going to work, get me the best. get me the best because that's what the people deserve to see from the show. so i'm very passionate when i work and i try to also be a little bit funny to take the edge off a little bit. that's just really the way i work. that's working with me every day. >> probably the like saddest and most interesting part was where you talk about biggie and tupac and obviously what happened there and the east coast and the west coast. >> yes. >> jimmy: and when your tour came to l.a., something that would have been unthinkable back then. snoop and dr. dre joined you on -- >> on stage, yes. >> jimmy: on stage that tour. what did that mean to you? >> you've got to understand, that was one of the biggest things to happen in our culture. right now we're living in the results

i want the fantom. >> reporter: the documentary that premiered at the 2017 tribeca film festival alsoy high standards. >> if it don't sound just like the record it's just wasting time. it's never going to fly. >> reporter: and the talent he brings together on stage and off. >> you have to fix your energy. that's not -- you have to fix you are energy. that's all i'm asking out of respect. >> reporter: as he tries to reunite the bad boy family. faith evans, lil' kim, mace and others for an explosive anniversary concert. ♪ combs using the bad boy label to amass a lifestyle and an empire. >> what was your vision when you started bad boy? >> i think i had the confidence because of berry gordy, russell simmons and andre harrell. so i was standing on the shoulders of giants that had already started to create this lifestyle and this culture. i had this dream that i would help create your lifestyle. >> full service. >> reporter: a lifestyle that paid off. combs is the most successful hip-hop entrepreneur in history, with a net worth of $820 million according to "forbes." in addition to his var