Review by and_shove_it_up_your_butt

For there to have been over 3000 hours of footage shot, I thought this documentary would be a bit fuller, less fluffy. Yes, they did show footage that invited us in to a deeper part of Ye, but I don't believe they went deep enough. And yes, there were some dramatic scenes that put Ye's ego, frustration, anger and mental health on display but it still seemed surface level to me. I left feeling like I didn't know much more about him going out as I did going in.