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Ibiza Final Boss documentary has viewers fuming as they ask 'why was this made'

Channel 4 have released a new documentary about Jack Kay, also known on social media as The Ibiza Final Boss, and viewers have criticised the broadcaster for "giving him attention"

The Ibiza Final Boss documentary has left Channel 4 viewers fuming.

The Ibiza Final Boss: UNTOLD was recently released and TV fans are baffled by the show, which follows social media star Jack Kay as he navigates life after finding viral fame.

Kay became an internet meme after he was spotted on the White Isle sporting his iconic bowl cut hair do in a video that quickly garnered thousands of views. Now, Channel 4 have commissioned a documentary covering his life and in it, Jack reveals he has a daughter back at home who he is working to provide for.

Viewers were also baffled to discover that Jack also spends up to 80 a week having his hair trimmed. Despite these revelations, Channel 4 fans still couldn't understand why the documentary was even made in the first place.

[Jack shot to fame this summer a video of his hair went viral]

Jack shot to fame this summer a video of his hair went viral(Image: Jack kay Instagram)

Channel 4 Untold's Instagram posted a teaser trailer for the documentary and the comment section was ablaze with criticism. One person wrote: "Why are we giving this so much attention?" while another typed: "Has this not run this course yet?"

A third fumed: "F****** world is f*****" as someone else jokingly asked Channel 4: "Fancy doing a doc[umentary] on me having a s*** while we're at it?"

[In THE IBIZA FINAL BOSS HAIRCUTS & HANGOVERS: UNTOLD, which is produced by Flicker Productions and available to stream now on Channel 4, we meet Jack as he visits his barber in Newcastle to maintain his iconic trim now one of the most famous haircuts in the world. We also meet Jacks agent, Dave Reed a top talent scout known for his work with the cast of The Only Way Is Essex who says the media interest in Jack has superseded anything hes experienced with other clients during his 20-year career.]

The documentary is available to watch now(Image: Channel 4)

However, some people defended Jack in the comment section and praised him for "milking" the fame. One comment read: "Good luck to the fella. Once in a lifetime experience and opportunity and anyone in his shoes would be doing the exact same as him [...] Get your money Jack, don't let it go to your head then slip off quietly mate."

Someone else chimed in: "Fair play mate, make as much as you can [clapping emoji] good on you," a second applauded him saying the documentary looks "brilliant" and they "will be watching", while a third simply said: "What a man [flame emoji] fair to him! Ride the wave brother."

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