Everybody's Everything

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 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.

First off, Gus was a light in this world. And the small minded people who judged him for his appearance were the type of the people who did help him. He was such a beautiful soul, and I know I didn't know him personally, but he gave himself to his music. And every real artist who writes their music. And pour their hearts in souls in it, leave pieces of themselves in the music. And through listening to their music and connecting with it, we get to know the artists. Gus was, like many people, hurting. And like all of us hurting souls he found vices to help forget and ease the pain. He left the world way way too soon. I knew he was going to go places farther then I could have imagined. And it breaks my heart when I listen to his music and remember, he isn't here anymore. I hope that wherever he is now, he is finally not hurting anymore. That's all I can wish for. Rip Gus. Lil Peep was one of the ones who understood.

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

I'm a big Peep fan and I was really excited to see this documentary. But I was also skeptical about this movie, I was afraid that the movies directors and the crew would to denigrate Goth boi clique.

My fears were disproved, this documentary keeps a neutral point in it's storytelling. It lets many different sides tell the story of Lil Peep. And it also shows many different sides of Peep both the bad, the good, the sad and the happy.

The only downsides of the documentary is that some topics they just touches the surface of and sometimes the editing felt a little of. To specify the placement of some of the interviews were a little strange

But overall the movie shows things that I think were few people know about Lil peep. It's a beautiful homage and summary of Peeps life, mind and career.

RIP GUS, I will always love you <3