Everybody's Everything

I had heard of Lil Peep before but never bothered to listen to his music, but I thought I'd give this film a watch, glad I did and cried a lot throughout.

Very sad to watch as someone who nothing about Gus/Lil Peep; it showed his gentle human side that used drugs as a way of coping with life and the pressures of being a rap artist and trying to keep everyone happy. Very well filmed and I really enjoyed the montages of childhood video memories with his Grandpa's vocals over the top reading back the letters he'd send Gus. Very poiniant and beautiful to watch. Heartbreaking also, I cried a lot during this as it touched nerves for me.

I really recommend watching this and I have a new found respect for Gus, RIP..

Rip peep

Firstly, the other reviews which criticise peep for his drug use and face tattoos are great examples of the close-minded and judgemental people that Gus' mother, Liza, mentioned in his eulogy. Please, whoever it may be that is reading this, don't prematurely pass judgement on others, you never know what someone may be going through. But apart from that the movie is great. It is well directed, very informative and was a pleasure to watch. The runtime was a little daunting for me at first but watching it was never dull and so the length wasn't an issue for me.

I was never Lil Peep's biggest fan. Actually, when he was coming out hot I didn't like his music. I've since come around and I do like to listen to it occasionally. I've rediscovered it with this documentary, but in all fairness, all of it could've been condensed to 45 minutes. Shame that he had his whole life ahead of him.

Malick as an executive producer is so cool, a compelling documentary.

I reckon some won't even read my review and will go with not helpful, based on my (trademark) no pun intended subject line/headline. I did not know the musician - but I had heard about this documentary ... the buzz was there. A couple of friends had mentioned this. I reckon if you like his music - there is some ground to love what the documentary does ... what it uncovers about him and his life and his rise to fame ... and a few other things of course.

That all said, I can also see that some people would not be able to take anything from this ... and I am not saying you have to be Goth or love music (generally) ... but there could be some co-relation ... just be aware ... which most seem to are ... what you are about to watch.