i think the impulse to try and cover the entire timeline and fill gaps doesnt work because result is just something achievable in a fan video type thing. Whereas I do like that with regards to the footage that he does have, especially in act 3, it is basically just put together without forcing an arc or theme on it too much, so you just see one episode/session after another like going through an archive (because he basically gave up on trying to make sense of it) and I really dig the vibe of that. it's super chill. and especially given how complicated the up and down years post 2016 have been, it's better off not forcing some commentary on it

that's not what I'm suggesting? Obviously that would suck. I'm not mad bout Coodie's part in the doc this is his life's work too. I'm saying it's f***ed up on Ye and his team's part that as much as Coodie believed in Ye, Ye didn't seem to believe in Coodie or the value of the work he was putting in to document Ye's career, he left him out of some of his most important moments

From what I heard about act 3, we sure ye seen this lol

2>1>3. That scene with all the old white men in suits gave me a really off vibe. You can tell they 100% don't know what to make of Ye. So cool to see the Kids See Ghosts sessions. The ending of episode 3 felt a little abrupt. I'm glad Ye finally gave Coodie his dues for the doc, it's great.

tucker carlson, regardless of who he is/represents, spoke more accurately about kanye and his speech than anyone. even people in our culture

completely

It’s crazy how a funny a***ogy like the Deadpool one is where people will often draw the line. Whenever a “crazy” man says something funny, it’s like oh, that’s our chance to laugh at the clown.

The scene with the real estate guys made me so uncomfortable man

The Grammy after party where he kept calling Coodie the wrong name was so awkward man

Ye was gone off that Henny

hes not bro,

you dont go through all that f***ery within 10 years and end up the same man lol

it still hurts bro joking or not lol

Ye seemed resentful around Coodie post-Donda’s passing. Not really sure what happened there.

Coodie was about to beat his ass tho

I doubt he said the wrong name on purpose, i mean it was prob bc he was drunk. but it was def a sign he was a different person than when they were together every day

Prob reminded him too much of his mom

Kanye hyping up Tucker Carlson

I don't think he tries to hastily sum them up

I think this documentary is perfect to show his relationship to donda from the perspective of someone with him from day 1. it truly shows the major impact her death had on him.

You can't end it at college dropout because you wouldn't see the main point (imo) of the doc. You have to see the before and after.

Mike Dean hitting the stank face during Famous at MSG

the impression of how kanye treated coodie is not the same as how kanye has acted

watch any of his interviews the last 20 years

that personality people attack is not different - the believe in yourself creative is not different

we are all changing in different ways and ye went through s***

but like my dad always told me, he could see the person i was at 5 years old. still the same personality to this day as a man

the first time was an accident

by the end it was obviously him joking because he was quick to end it like "bro ofcourse i know im playing around"

yall nevver had drunk friends? lol

exactly

didnt help that Kanye was all glamoured out whilst Coodie looked the same haha it definitley painted the wrong picture

Seeing Ye record the Rick Ross/Master P line from 5th Dimension cracked me up

So f***ing good