Act 3 is a difficult watch, from the death of Donda to all the s*** Kanye has been up to over the past few years. I think the things he do get blown way out of proportion sometimes but man, the presidential campaign with the breakdown about abortion live on tv was hard to watch

Overall it's a 22-24/30 for everything the documentary offers.

wasn't hard to watch for him in the car, dont let the media f*** up your opinion of this guy.

the message has always been consistent hes just more erratic in he way he presents it now. but lets be real, 2022 ye' looks more composed and calm then ever.

He wanted Drake to Narrate it would’ve been a mess lmao

Imagine Drake talking about Coodies family lol

So I guess we just missed out on 808s by a couple months? Because swagga like us was being recorded in the last episode and he already had the mullet forming

2018 makes so much sense after watching Act 3.

And that’s ONLY what we seen on film…

post CD/LR footage is sorely missed. and that version of keep my spirit alive is hard

Y’all some ungrateful mofo’s

2018 makes less sense actually. He seemed like he was getting better in 2017

He talked during the ksg sessions about the weight gain due to the meds and being addicted to percs which he later talked about in 2018 on tmz so I guess this was the difference

yeah he painted ye as some insane nigga

That scene with ye and the real estate investors was heartbreaking. Them mfs don’t give a f*** about him. He’s just their entertainment

Damnnnn

IBNJasper had that HAIR thouugh

that’s kanye’s fault for not having him document all those good years. he didn’t have him back in the fold till he was in his f***ed up years

that I Feel Like That session is iconic footage my God

yeah i wish we had more context of that conversation tbh. but it was disheartening for sure

to be fair its coodie's film and perspective, and thats the years when kanye left him in the dust so it only makes sense

Are you talking about the scene where he was talking to the guys about being drawn and quartered by horses while the sun went down?

That was probably the most unsettling scene for me, those guys clearly do not give a s*** about ye’s art or mental wellbeing. They were their to make their money and f*** off.

Honestly the only albums they glossed over were 808's and Yeezus. LR won all the Grammys, Grad had its own Q&R and Ye describing what he wants/expects from it and they showed the reviews for MBDTF "best record ever" so at least the casuals who never heard of his music will look into those three lol