?

nico ballesteros version when

maga era to now and gonna be at dutch angles in black and white.

Which version of Jesus walks did coodie and chike shoot?

Damn that looks really amateur lol

Kanye in the church is my favorite version of the video, it’s pretty moving

did anyone see kanye talking after the premiere

Y’all I had a dream

He got his whole life recorded so I’m sure we getting more footage in the distant future. But that footage is gonna show that everything ye has done in public has been performance art!

I know it won’t happen just lemme be

Ye & Em holding it down for the old mf’s

This man knows how to produce, that was so fun to watch needed waaaay more of this

but they said Kanye don't actually produce anything anymore and just get other people to do it for him

Dame got hours of footage too

That "creative control" tag is all dame

the first clip

They was tryna play Kanye

Nah. “Creative Control” is Coodie & Chike.

Oh okay thanks for clearing that up

Is youngboy using streaming farms or what

I dont think I can name a more authentic producer than ye. I mean he even instructing teyana on the cadence to use when recording her vocals. The man has the whole vision for songs in his head

lmao im on act 2 and nigga ye is hilarious with it

bro tryna tell coodie he gotta get hype for jesus walks

yea act 3 already wock

can tell s*** downhill when nigga start calling him chike

Kanye To The !

this documentary is amazing man, i can see why some was disappointed that it's not the full comprehensive kanye doc they wanted

but if you've been following the production of this, i think it was clear that it wasn't gonna be that. i think it's interesting how it's really a hoop dreams kinda documentary of the college dropout era onto something completely different

act iii is really interesting. just got to the dominican republic part

To me it’s pretty funny Coodie thinks kanye started to change once he didn’t need him to film he anymore

@HavenPB found this

guess it was posted and immediately deleted

talks about the undertone in episode 3