Everybody’s Everything
Documentary • 2019 • 1 hr 56 min
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Inspiring life and story of someone taken away too soon. The letters from his grandfather that are read throughout really tie in the movie
Emotional but great! Even if you aren’t a fan it’s worth a watch. He was extremely talented and had so much potential.
good documentary about the inspiring life and tragic death of lil peep. i recommend watching if you’re a fan. really sad all around.
i love peep; such a sad story. worth watching, but the documentary itself could have been better.
I was unfamiliar with Peep and this documentary really put into perspective just how genre defying and unique his music was.
a heartbreaking story about a star . cinematography is beautiful and the storytelling is so well done. rest up gus
This documentary 100% took me by surprise. I threw it in just because it was on Netflix and now I’m obsessed with a dead emo rapper
loved it, it was an amazing documentary... a truly amazing documentary about a wonderful person, and great musician
The documentary was incredible. If you pay attention to it you might get some really good advices from it.
A respectful and moving tribute to a young artist whose dark appearance was hiding a shy, humble and caring boy
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