YUNGBLUD. Are You Ready, Boy?

I've been following Yungblud since his very first album, and I've been a fan ever since. What has always drawn me to him is the incredible sense of freedom he manages to embody - a raw, unapologetic energy that feels rare in today's music scene. In many ways, he reminds me of the great rock stars of the past, the kind of artists who lived and breathed their art and weren't afraid to show their flaws.

I truly believe Yungblud has enormous potential, and all he really needs is to remain consistent on his journey. What makes him special is not just the music, but the honesty and vulnerability he brings with it.

As for this film - if you're expecting a straightforward biography or a documentary packed with facts about his personal life, you might be surprised. This isn't about dates, places, or neatly packaged history. Instead, it offers something much more intimate: painful confessions, unfiltered emotions, and the personal stories behind the songs on his latest album. For me, that album itself already felt like a confession told in many different forms, and this film only deepens that impression.

It's raw, emotional, and deeply personal. As a fan, I absolutely adore it - and I admire him all the more for being brave enough to share his truth with us.

Great film with beautiful cinematography and lighting. Dom is real and vulnerable throughout and the interviews with him and others are insightful. The music is powerful and the performances that were captured are ELECTRIC. Do yourself a favor and go see it and don't forget to stay until the very very end!

This documentary is raw, emotional, and beautifully made. It shows Dom's journey from 2021 to his release of "Idols" in such an honest way, giving a deeper look than social media ever could.

I brought my grandmother, who isn't into his music at all. She only came to spend time with me, but by the end she had shed a few tears and finally understood why he means so much to me. That alone made the film more special for.

While yes, she wasn't a fan of the nudity or smoking, the bigger message touched her deeply. That's the power of Dom-he can find some way that connects across generations and shows the real heart and person behind his music...

In this documentary, the viewer is taken through an incredible and raw journey to witness the live recording of Yungblud's 4th album, the acclaimed 'Idols.' But the movie goes beyond: it portrays the evolution of a man connected to an album that took four years of his life to make. Dom shows himself as authentic as he is, and his willingness to share that vulnerability with the spectator is profoundly moving. The story behind each song is far from interesting; it explores emotional connection and human reality. I felt a rollercoaster of feelings while watching this movie, and I left the cinema feeling more connected to Yungblud's essence. I loved it.

This film is raw, beautiful, honest. The songs are all so well done. I love that Dom left in the ugly bits that he easily could've asked them to edit out. Even the Berlin cinematography is brilliant. I loved the grainy shots and untraditional ways it was filmed. Can't wait to see it again, and then hopefully own it!