jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy | Official Trailer | Netflix

Twenty-one years ago, Clarence 'Coodie' Simmons met Kanye West and saw something so special that he moved from Chicago to New York City to document Ye's journey to become the next great rapper. Neither of them had any idea where just how far that journey would take them.
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The lives of an emerging superstar and a filmmaker intertwine in this intense, intimate docuseries charting Kanye West's career, filmed over two decades.

[@latinalopez2385]

When his mother said "hey you need an angel to watch over you"....hits hard!

[@shavonh8421]

Gave me goosebumps 💕

[@Thiss55]

so true!

[@fvlsvmsound3977]

@Gauss Varton wrong comment section bud

[@fvlsvmsound3977]

@Gauss Varton go outside and get some fresh air and get off of weird Reddit articles

[@timmyggztv]

Lit

[@whiteheart6827]

Coodie, I can not say enough how phenomenal this documentary is. It is exactly how Docs should be shot, because once your there you are then part of the story. Loved every second. And the love you had for him poured through your art like a waterfall blowing backwards. Congrats and if you don't ge an award I'm going to be heated!!

[@egan319]

Well said

[@suddonlee4326]

Yup one of the best doccos I've seen no doubt kept me interested from the beginning to end. Brilliant!

[@michaelchapple4918]

The shot w/ Kanye in the Dropout Bear costume gave me goosebumps. I purchased his 1st album the day it came out In 2004. I was only in the 10th grade at the time. That album changed my life.

[@michaelchapple4918]

@MASTAHSAN interested enough to comment you clown! 🤡

[@GgGg-sm7nk]

@MASTAHSANyou mean your not interested you smelly bozo

[@ZOOOKAGE]

Awesome

[@apriljimenez4006]

Same! I had found a burned version remember burned cds? It was on the sidewalk...everyone wanted that burned copy that I had gotten it stolen in 9th grade.

[@jasonmccullar2770]

Me too! Purchased on the first day and I listened to it with 3 of my friends on a road trip in Ohio. After listening to the entire album from the beginning to end, we were blown away. Still one of my favorite albums of All-Time!

[@nikkinicole161]

I watched this today, his mom has me in tears, what an awesome mother she pushed him to follow his passion and she believed in him. This man is not insane he lost and important person in his life and once that happens no one is the same.

[@uncoverthetruth8365]

That And the fact that no one understands him I could always hear it when he speaks He speaks in a colorful abstract way sometimes and people don’t understand it and call him crazy Or he tells truth in a blunt way No sugar coating And people don’t wanna hear that from him so they call him crazy So he took medicine to be acceptable to us and people still don’t understand him I always saw the frustration in him Because he’s at a heightened level of awareness And most people are just zombies He sees things for the stupidity it is and we’re the ones wit the problem Not him But there’s more idiots than geniuses like Kanye And that’s frustrating for him After a while u just give up and fall in line unfortunately I saw the scene where he said he has to take medicine for his mind to b able to be acceptable in society But he’s not crazy He has to dumb himself down for us He has to suppress his genius

[@cinnamonstar808]

@@uncoverthetruth8365 powerful

[@dadooddarren2116]

The fact that he spoke his destiny into existence is a testament to his confidence & drive. The fact that the general public doesn’t give this man his flowers right now is an injustice. Cause the day he’s gone. Everybody will be mourning. We need to appreciate him and let him know that we appreciate him before it’s too late. People say Kanye be so crazy. But they opinion be to foo gaze.

[@hiram7474]

I don't think that giving Kanye more (recognition or otherwise) is the answer to his erratic behavior and mental issues. Criticism of him is justified at times. This is really about Kanye returning to his roots. It's his fight now and I hope he digs himself out of the narcissism that has consumed him.

[@apolloreed4972]

Agree!

[@I_Ace]

to be fair he does have bipolar, bipolar people act like this all the time, but I will give him he made the accomplishment and used hard work to his advantage

[@zurzakne-etra7069]

@@I_Ace but this is a man with every privilage in the world who isn't using the resources he has access to to get better, and that's sad.

[@I_Ace]

@@zurzakne-etra7069 he has choice and freewill. He is making that decision based on his own personal experiences, emotions, and reasons. From our perspective we think so. But from his that is his choice. Do I believe he should, yes, will he...depends on him. Bipolar makes people feel really good in its manic phase, almost extremely positive emotion, that is why most people with bipolar dont take meds, they dont want to lose that feeling. That and also bipolar meds kinda have a lot of bad side effects that can actually just make your worse if not maintained right

[@sainteagle4426]

This boutta go crazy, so excited. That split second clip of the TLOP listening party alone was enough to get me hyped.

[@Guccikillo]

Plus its in HD

[@sainteagle4426]

@@Guccikillo ikr that's what has got me hyped. We never really got HD footage from the show and it looks like we finally about to

[@carsonb6581]

I hope we get the entire clip especially of father stretch my hands in hd

[@gorrett]

for me it was when jesus walks’ choir started

[@impacc4182]

@@gorrett fax

[@jennyneon]

Kanye's music is energy in music form. It's insane how he still makes such great music like it's 2004 all over again, he's really a perfectionist.

[@GeneticWorks]

this documentary will make you cry. His mother was a blessing and an Angel

[@777tillinfinity]

Yeah I was blown away. Great documentary!!! Having lost my mother too, those moments of him and his mother Donda, were pretty emotional moments.

[@uncoverthetruth8365]

Constant positive reinforcement Not one second was she not liftin him up

[@sketched9069]

Too bad she didn’t teach him any humility

[@777tillinfinity]

@@sketched9069 lucky you're perfect.. hey everyone, look!! This guy exists with zero flaws!!!

[@sketched9069]

@@777tillinfinity no, just a man pointing out a flaw in another man. Stop being so dramatic, you’re embarrassing yourself.

[@lifeofjeffrey2447]

This trailer made me emotional. Kanye truly is an icon and influence. I’m so grateful to be in the same timeline as him

[@_sparrowhawk]

Are you being serious right now?

[@neblicia2039]

@@_sparrowhawk yes bozo

[@Caelumredding]

@@_sparrowhawk Yes. Modern artists can be just as great as the classics.

[@ohwni]

@@_sparrowhawk duhhh bozo

[@paulyarmoluk3936]

What does him living in the same timeline ADD for you, as opposed to you seeing footage of him, years later? I ask because, most likely, you will not meet him. So, what does 'watching' the footage live as opposed to later make you grateful?

[@WhizMitchell]

A story that needs to be told. The iconic Kanye West has made major contributions artistically, creatively, and his contributions has impacted millions and millions of lives around the world.

[@claudiaee2610]

No

[@muuz6578]

@@claudiaee2610 yes

[@sudhansupandey6387]

@@claudiaee2610 you clearly never heard his music or anything creative he did and does!!

[@claudiaee2610]

@@sudhansupandey6387 ok, like.

[@lexis4490]

Impacted millions of people? I like his music but it didn’t do shit for mu life.

[@TinyDancerO]

I loved everything about the doc jeen-yuhs. There were a few things that were very evident from the get-go, for me - 1. Kanye's strong faith and belief in God. 2. The strong foundation his wonderful mother laid for her son. 3. How hard Kanye has worked to get to where he is today. 4. How talented he is as a rapper, producer, designer, creator. The man is the real deal. A GENIUS Artisan!!! No matter the colour of your skin, every person will take away something from this documentary -whether that be the inspiration to believe in yourself and your dreams, to keep fighting for your place of respect in society - having the courage to go back to your past hardships, face them while moving up and forward, without remorse and self-pity. The footage of Kanye with his mother was beautiful to watch. I hope Kanye can find some peace in his mind. To watch his current anguish over KK and his family being played out in the media has me believing he needs to go back to those early days, surrounded by the people who had his best interests at heart. The people who were happy just to see him evolve. The people he didn't have to buy. The people who were happy to see him succeed, and not tear him down. I hope he has that one friend, somewhere, who can guide him to a better place mentally, and remind him how far he has come, but mostly, let him know that everything is gonna be ok. I can't wait for parts 2 and 3 of the Trilogy. And lets' not forget to tip our hats to Coodie - who has done a DOPE job filming/producing this documentary.

[@tulaybalkan6007]

So impressed by the confidence he had to actually make an interview about him when he was just starting out The real footages make the docu to a special one.. can’t wait for the next parts

[@zachh._.123]

No matter what happens to this man I will always love his music and support him until the day I die.

[@alecthebaud4577]

There is no way someone can say Ye didn’t influence a generation

[@wjdhfhdhbw3152]

I think he influence everyone that’s open-minded and sits down and listens to him

[@IDK-lh6ir]

@@wjdhfhdhbw3152 he literally inspired a whole generation, like every modern day rapper is influenced and inspired from him hell even Elon Musk is inspired from him

[@UPEXPERT]

ow Amazing and Very Very Nice Video Superb 👍👍👌👌💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏..

[@IDK-lh6ir]

@ImYourPapi Looking what up? The Elon thing? Elon stated multiple times that he's inspired by Ye, he even said it himself in an interview

[@dailybeast5639]

To get medicated, maybe. LOL

[@thomasnelson5758]

The College Dropout and Late Registration changed my life when I heard it. I will make sure no one ever forgets what this man did for music, he will be amongst the greats when all said and done and the headlines and media madness fade away

[@theubermensch462]

HAHAHAHAAH

[@idothisforfun1300]

Same

[@270-i7g]

kanye is one of the greatest artist in history and it’s upsetting the majority of people will only realise that once this man is gone

[@timmyggztv]

Lit

[@thegreatone03]

As much as they hate him, they’ll all be watching

[@kondwanimande7567]

Facts

[@pumezaqina1051]

Facts

[@professorpancakes6545]

I just watched the trailer and it doesn't look very interesting to me so I probably wont watch it.

[@thegreatone03]

@@professorpancakes6545 you’re missing out, I just watched the first part and thought it was pretty good

[@professorpancakes6545]

@@thegreatone03 It just seems really self indulgent on kanye's part.

[@floralas9817]

When his mother comes out that shocked me up. 😥 She seemed like an angel. So encouraging, always rooting for him.

[@shewalkshertalk]

The chills I got from his mother claiming he needs an angel to watch over him 👼

[@paulyarmoluk3936]

This I want to see! No BS Kardashian-stuff. Just the man and his music.

[@marieman6720]

Its about his life.. Kim is apart of his story so are his kids.

[@laurynekone]

@@marieman6720 she not on it

[@marieman6720]

@@laurynekone wasn’t my point, Kim is the mother of his kids and (soon to be ex) wife. Her being in it doesn’t need to be a big part if it but its not bs

[@FamilyAffairNZ]

@@marieman6720 agree. Nobody understands Ye because they want to compartmentalize him. The music fans only care about the music. The fashion fans only care about Yeezy. His family is part of his life. Also the hate and negativity that relationship survived through is part of his life The manipulation that's happening to them now and driving them apart is part of his life. The media constantly makes him out to be crazy anytime he expresses an emotion or speaks/acts honestly. And nobody sees the full picture or puts anything into context. Sadly I think this doco is only gonna focus on the music and the result will be haters being "ok I'll admit he's a musical genius but that's all". I'm keeping my fingers crossed but I don't think they'll even scratch the surface of his life.

[@ganaeldumontier1209]

how can you know she's not on it if it's not out yet and no one has seen it yet?

[@joelfurst1718]

Donda's laugh is beautiful, rest in power!

[@nnamdi602]

Ye’ bout to break Netflix records w/ this. Perfect timing too when you consider his current personal situation.

[@burritogamer3984]

yeah honestly, it's crazy, because you see this doc dropping, covering his come up but the story still continues in real-time. You hear about him basically daily and for good or bad, it's his life and he's still making music. really is perfect timing to compare the past and present

[@cjnv48]

Pete Davidson should drop a kim sex tape on the same day lol

[@imanolvides3185]

@@cjnv48 imagine 😂

[@harryc.]

Man I can’t wait for this

[@CarlosAugusto-rv6op]

the jesus walks sample goin in the background... this trailer hits sooo hard

[@PoserGalore]

This was a journey to watch thank you Coodie! And the shots with Kanye’s mom Donda, and her light to Ye’s darkness and the conversations they had. Gave tears to my eyes, An awesome watch.

[@blac.savage2003]

This film is special to anyone who has been through his discography. Had a major pact in today's hiphop industry

[@yokie8472]

The greatest artist of this generation

[@cavf4601]

That part when his mum said “you need an angel to watch over you” got me emotional, mom's be realer nowadays.

[@misshayley1990]

This documentary is a masterpiece !!

[@Synonym_Halo]

I've been fascinated by his story since day 1. So glad this is a 3-part doc. ✊🏾💪🏾 For those who don't know, these blogs and news networks are obsessed with covering the gossip and drama. However, Ye actually has something valuable to say. Let him say it. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@DJMarcO138]

VALUABLE? GTFO here. He's a narcissistic loon. He needs those meds he doesn't like to take...and he's losing his family because he's such a selfish POS.

[@juliuschurafilms]

@@DJMarcO138 bet u wont even give it a watch cuz ur so thick headed. Try and listen

[@Madheroic2004]

@@DJMarcO138 what the fuk u are doing here if u dont want to listen bro... YOU GTFO INSTEAD!

[@100churchlobby3]

@@DJMarcO138 You a weirdo bruh

[@DJMarcO138]

@@juliuschurafilms he needs mental help, and I won't contribute to his undeserved wealth or his ego by giving him my time.

[@phillyboywonder]

I’ll never forget when I was 7 years old when Graduation came out & it was one of the first rap albums I ever listened to & inspired me in so many ways..beyond just music but in life all together. this boutta be the greatest documentary of all time hands down 🙇🏾‍♂️

[@luluholmes307]

Same I remember through the wire premiere.. and I’ve been blown away ever since ❤️❤️

[@prodkraven1979]

I got chills yo this finna be crazy

[@soadandedge]

Hopefully the series shows his music progression over the years because he's the greatest music artist of this generation. I mean, every other Kanye documentary focuses too much on his wild personality and out-of-music persona, his bipolar issues and fashion world, often neglecting the pure genius he is when he's creating music, influcencing the sound in the last 20 years, even outside hip-hop world.

[@die4race]

I've just finished all 3 parts back to back , I was hooked from the first minute , amazing piece of art , and I can safely say that this is the most inspiring movie/documentary ever , If you have a dream and a vision you must keep fighting for it !

[@thathomie9o]

What saddens me is that we don’t see him smiling like he used to. All those videos of him having fun and just making music with his friends. Now it’s like he’s constantly busy with proving peoples opinions are wrong. It’s an amazing artist and person but his mental and family problems drags him down in a really dark place..

[@madjamieforever]

The fact that he smiling almost everywhere in this doc 💗❤️

[@LowlifeMyWholeLife]

KanYe had the wildest 2022 of us all ; when this first dropped, we all resonated on some level with his story & EVERYONE was rooting & giving him his flowers [JAN 22] but looking at this now [DEC 22] after his recent life events; this film has a TOTALLY different context & he has old & new people who HATE him.

[@LaurenLawDawg]

WE ❤️YE He is the punk rock-est of em all.. this man went way beyond a wall of sound. Pile up Spector's wigs and burn em!

[@MeryKeit]

I like him. Always liked him. I don’t even listen to this type of music. It’s just the vibe that he radiates, his honesty and dedication to his believes. He’s one of the most misunderstood people out there. Definitely watching this one.

[@coreycasciano3255]

Big fax 🙏

[@watisean.]

Bruh this shit almost made me cry man, love you kanye love you forever man

[@NinaAngelina25]

I was a Freshman in Highschool when College Dropout came out. I remember the exact moment when I first heard Through The Wire. It was a bitter cold day in January and it came on the car radio. I was like wooohh! Who is this?! It just felt and sounded like Chicago. So soulful and beautiful. I am so happy for this documentary! The world gets to see the humble come up of this Chi-Town legend.

[@KrunkSounds]

Editors know this is really well made. Goosebumps.

[@lipalesamonchusi3085]

Best Netflix doc trailer I’ve seen in a minute. They KNOW we want this one!

[@AiTakeover597]

Wait how did you watch it already is out where you live

[@hedgeblock898]

@@AiTakeover597 the said trailer my guy

[@QuietEscapism]

I could explain for hours why I love Kanye so much… He’s the GOAT

[@viam1141]

“I’m not going to say there’s not a way I could fail but hopefully with gods blessings there shouldn’t be no way for me to lose”🗣💛🤞🏻

[@HotjeKvovg]

I just watched the first part, and god daaaamn!!! I WANT TO SEE THE REST!!! I love kanye ❤

[@brickpalace2282]

That version of Jesus walks gave me CHILLS!

[@ChicoSuave23612]

this is gonna be ground breaking. It's truly going to show people the light and to stay true to themselves. This will deff raise a lot of mental health awareness

[@Drillpink]

Damn this didn't even feel like a documentary it felt like a damn movie wow amazing

[@keepondreaming20]

“When you get great they start to hate” amen. This will be lit 🔥

[@unlockmusic]

Sometime you look into the mirror and see nothing, others see a giant...WOW!

[@monicaandrews5695]

I see why Kanye hasn’t been the same since his mother’s passing...she was amazing

[@temia7944]

This just affirms how mothers are so supportive and caring. Shout out to all the beautiful mothers, mothers to be !! While the series is motivating, it’s also interesting to watch.

[@creestewart4126]

Man I understand Kanye just a little more now because no one took him serious and it kind of broke my heart. He was a dope, hungry producer and people treated him so bad man.

[@DigitalLambchop8]

We Love You Kanye, Thank you for Everything you do and will continue to do in your art!

[@vanman757]

@@user-jm5sz4yi4r Come on man...

[@HiphopGenius]

Bruh when Jesus walks started playing I got hyped asf

[@viniciusdesousasilva3774]

Um dos maiores artistas de todos os tempos, simplesmente Kanye West. Ansioso por esse documentário na Netflix Brasil.

[@penagelada8396]

Shush

[@jimi7837]

O maior*

[@fashionablylate9020]

I have to say, Kanye had a vision and his perseverance was really impressive. Curious to see what the rest of this documentary brings. I do feel for him

[@sambialczak6824]

I need this version of Jesus walks to be downloaded asap. Chills from 1:10-on

[@nobleinyang6293]

Name?👀

[@masterprattu]

Yes. Anyone can id the track?

[@N900Degreez]

This documentary looks like it is about to be really good, looking forward to this

[@LluviaAva]

I watched the early screening of part 1 and cried, looking forward to watching this series in its entirety.

[@UssyMustyYS]

Can't believe it took me this long to watch this. This is literally the BEST documentary I've ever watched. LEGENDARY!

[@tomiwa1a]

Wow. This is so epic. That clip at 0:44 it reminds me of all the stories Jamie Foxx would tell about the first time he met Kanye. I'm so excited. Thank you for making these. Y'all should do a dump of all the raw footage that didn't make the cut so we can binge watch those as well.

[@moerahman6749]

I was completely absorbed by this film from beginning to end. So many fascinating and incredibly emotional moments.

[@mkat2325]

I think the narrative POV of Coodie (camera guy/director/Kanye’s friend) telling the story of Kanye, is really pretty, and I’d actually love that so much.

[@vascotonel]

I just wanna say that this Doc is truly a masterpiece! This is how the work is done. Congrats to netflix for making it happen, to Codie for is vision and persistence, and of course to Kanye for being just an unique person. Thank you very much!

[@imadori1010]

The part where they opened his fridge and it was empty was so inspiring for all of us still grinding and working on our crafts

[@formeraccountt]

the emotion i felt watching this trailer and the documentary. nothing but raw emotions.

[@smurfylee]

Finished the trilogy and it was brilliant, every moment was interesting! It took us into who he really is and he is not what people claim to make him out to be. He's very honest and deeply internal spiritually. I understand him so much better after watching. Kudos to Coodie and Chike, amazing work!!! 🙏🏽👏🏼♥️

[@KirinWT]

Watched part 1 last night. Such a beautiful and inspiring documentation of Kanye. He and a few others predicted his future. It’s easy to see how the death of mother lead to him losing his way. She was such a rock for him throughout his rise. The first episode is tragic and inspiring.

[@Jaycran22]

If you don’t get inspired by this documentary you crazy. His persistence, confidence and work ethic was crazy. He never stopped believing. I’m a go ahead and say this is the best music documentary that I’ve ever seen. Kanye is the best - To me!

[@acbc3543]

I’m not into his music. It’s not my cup of tea but I shed a tear a couple of times during his Netflix gig and I’ll go to his show once he gets here in Austin Texas . I now get the vibe . It’s never too late to embrace new music . He’s special .

[@ttdanimations1231]

now he’s the naht-zee

[@capedcrusaderbatman]

goat comment 💀

[@nidhalaboobacker8956]

💀

[@kizzykas8828]

Everyone talking about Kanye, we gotta take a minute and give it up for Coodie, man dropped everything and grabbed the Camera and the Rest they say is History....

[@cslove8883]

I'm watching this documentary of Kanye and I'm really feeling him, like what he has gone through, his hustle to make it big , c'mon u gotta respect that. I was rocking to Kanye before I even knew who he was. Watching his relationship with his mom, they had a beautifully unique bond, I cried watching how close they were and for him to lose her it broke my heart. I lost my mom too its hard. Kanye struggles only made him stronger. Real inspiration, that Kanye. Respect.

[@Chasetotheworld]

How’s this even real? The man still making history

[@burdi72]

God damn, this looks very well produced. I hope my man Ye will finaly get the documentary he deserves. Hate him or love him, but he is one of a kind.

[@AashaChheders]

Goosebumps all round. We truly are living in the era of Kanye West - blessed.

[@paintballJohn2]

His first album came out in my birthday and my mom took me to target to pick it up. One of the greatest birthdays ever

[@K-ron01]

This is amazing how all that was filmed and now he showing a 21 year grind. Perfect job yee. He is a hall of famer and he should get his flowers now. It’s crazy how mj life was crazy, mike Tyson life was crazy, whiten Houston life was crazy but they had issues with the publics view of them but when they past the world cried so hard and wanted them back. But at the day they all were great at there craft and to their families and at the end of the day ain’t that what we all what to do and achieve in this life.

[@tallskeleton]

Just saw it in theaters tonight and it was incredible -2/10/22

[@breakingnewsonsocialmediat8809]

I pray that everyone that see this becomes successful🍀

[@CommandereON]

Ye’s a good dude, never had his rap game go on about violence, abuse of women, or being a degen of society. Total college man vibes of aspirations of success and good times. The College Dropout album was my jam in college like so many of my generation who’s about to turn 40 🔥

[@apolloreed4972]

A good kid that had a career vision for himself that consisted dishonest people and industry.

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Realest talk or major realness?...It's great that Kanye West is dropping this documentary. His journey so far NEEDS to be shown.

[@ddedwards6005]

Just started watching and wow, his relationship with his mom, priceless ❣ Very passionate about his craft 👏🏾

[@djamilamonteiro8951]

I’m so ready for this...I’ve been ready for this. ❤️

[@DigitalJuggernaut]

I love how Kanye turns to a little kid around his Mama. He just laughs and listens

[@swisscitroen]

Kanye really is a genius. He is like a modern day Jim Morrison with his spoken word and poetry. Even though he is a huge star he is still underrated. 👑🔥❤️

[@hydropeppers]

Kanye West changed my life in the best way possible, so many great memories, a wonderful visionary. Kanye 4EVER

[@deekayMK]

Coodie is like a guy who invested in apple when it started He saw something great in the making, its such an exceptional documentary It shows the journey

[@chickenismeat]

Just finished this masterpiece. I loved him before, now i understand him a little better. Much respect to coodie for being that one friend we have but don't deserve. RIP to Ms Donda, the kind of mother we can only hope our kids would have.

[@Rodnyet]

Looking forward to see the Kanye West we all loved.

[@OGBobbyGooch]

It doesn’t matter if your a 80’s, 90’s or 2000’s baby… Kanye had a influence on all of us.

[@dailybeast5639]

It's a shame your English teacher didn't have more influence on you.

[@OGBobbyGooch]

@@dailybeast5639 Don’t lecture me professor

[@bentleygucci]

Oh no he didn’t!

[@kevinwills7306]

Damn just finished the last episode and I’m speechless. Coodie is the most loyal, truthful human. He was here from the beginning a never doubt about Ye, always support him through and out he’s really Kanyes big brother! Much props to Coodie for these unbelievable footages!

[@NiaMSnow]

This documentary was very deep and emotional. It was truly eye opening! I'm so grateful Coodie kept the tapes and didn't throw them away over those years 🙌

[@IndigoCosmic]

Got to say this was a profound documentary. So real and touching and his filmographer and director Coodie is so awesome! And As a Chicagoan I am truly proud of who Kanye turned out to be. I could care less about his controversy. This man was born to be a Star.

[@cho_alx]

this gave me chills.. I'm so excited to watch this

[@irh1738]

Look when Kanye dropped into the scene in the early days I was simply amazed. Not going to lie not really a fan anymore but none the less will be watching this and have alot of respect for his influence.

[@fromgreattobrilliant922]

nah-zis: A Kanye Conclusion

[@sentientbeings3885]

Best doc on Netflix

[@quieroute8385]

College Dropout Always Will Be The Greatest Album To Me So much inspiration

[@kend7597]

Just finished watching Act I … it was absolutely brilliant and inspiring. I always knew Kanye was exceptional but being able to see up-close his upbringing and his ambition for greatness and him as a person outside of the mainstream screen, I have a newfound respect for him. he’s one in 8 billion. And I can’t wait for the rest of the series to come out… and last but certainly not least, a million thanks to Coodie Simmons for recognizing Kanye’s destiny before anyone else did, and committing to documenting his path to greatness early on, so that the world may one day see what ambition and dream chasing and fruition looks like. anyways, 10/10 documentary 🙏