In 2014 two documentaries about Jett Rebel were released. The first documentary was Ready For Takeoff, directed by Harm Rieske, who graduated from the Dutch Film Academy with this short film. Riekse and his fellow filmmakers followed Jett Rebel for a short period (September/October 2013). The 24-minute documentary follows the period just before Jett Rebel wins several major music awards and he gets a drastically different life. Rieske explains how the documentary came about: "I thought it would be very cool to make a documentary about the sound of a guitar. I came into contact with luthier Sjak Zwier. Then I also heard about Jett Rebel. He hadn't released a record at the time I met him and was still relatively unknown. Because I wanted to have both Jett Rebel and Sjak Zwier in my documentary, it was exciting when the crew started filming them together for the first time, they didn't know what the click would be. Tuinstra visited Zwier for a guitar and fortunately the chemistry between the two eccentric figures was perfect". The premiere of the documentary was on July 1, 2014 in the Oude Luxor Theater. The documentary was made in collaboration with the AVROTROS and could later be seen on NPO Start or YouTube. The second documentary that followed was Who The Fuck Is Jett Rebel? made by documentary filmmaker Linda Hakeboom. In Who The Fuck Is Jett Rebel? Hakeboom shows how Tuinstra turned into Jett Rebel and what it does to someone to become famous in no time. The documentary premiered at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam on November 23, 2014; "The viewer is not only an eyewitness to Rebel's growing success and climbing to the top, but also sees how he struggles with his insecurity".The documentary raised many questions and received both positive and negative reactions. The record company and Rebel's own situation were critically examined. Rebel's reaction in that period: "I gave Linda all the freedom she needed. You then make yourself vulnerable. People then start to form an image. That doesn't always work out well. Some people think that I am a transvestite and that I am mainly concerned with lipstick and nail polish. Others find me arrogant. Yes, that image touches me. You know, I try to be myself. Sincerity above all else. When you get this over you... It is also a wise lesson. I'm not going to get excited about imaging anymore.