As a biographical documentary about Magic Johnson, the show largely focuses on his actual life events, career, and legacy. The emphasis is on real achievements rather than shoehorning in identity-driven storylines or diversity mandates unrelated to the subject. It appears genuine in its storytelling and avoids narrative distractions for ideology.

The series respects Magic Johnson's background, including faith, family, and community. It doesn't spend time undermining traditional values or casting core American institutions in a negative light. If anything, it highlights perseverance, hard work, and support systems as vital.

Though there's a positive portrayal of social progress, especially regarding HIV/AIDS awareness and racial barriers, the docuseries is more historical reflection than a lecture in modern orthodoxy. Alternative or traditional views aren’t villainized, Magic’s journey is straightforward and personal.