I... really liked this. I did not expect to but something in the trailer grabbed me so I gave it a shot. I liked the movie, I liked Lil Peep, and holy shit I think I actually even like a few of the songs ("Witchblades" is especially good). I still can't say I understand these people, or the face tattoos, or whatever, but he was a really unique and creative dude and was actually leading the way and doing things first instead of just copying other people. This movie, semi-based upon handwritten letters he'd get from his grandfather, is really well done. It even led to me checking out his discography on spotify and liking way more songs than I expected to. I checked out the artists in the movie besides him, and, well... yeah they suck. XXXtentacion has a few good songs but the rest are pretty bad and nobody is near Peep. 21 is just an obscenely early age to die but he packed a lot of life in on his way there. Going to give this one a high score, if you actually liked him already, definitely check this out. RIP.
I can't describe how Lil Peep's songs helped me through a lot of tough times. The news of his death felt like I had lost a close friend or relative.
The documentary is moving, even those who don't know Peep's songs are touched with such sensitivity.
It's not the definitive and perfect documentary that Peep deserves, but it was worth every minute of watching.
Thanks Gustav, for sharing with us your way of seeing the world and your lyrics that affect me every time I listen.
Live forever :star: Lil Peep :star:
Shout by Sandra LiazBlockedParent2020-04-15T19:13:45Z
I have liked LiL Peep's songs but never really known much about him.
His music speaks to anyone and everyone. There is at least one song you can relate to.
There's both happy and sad songs he's made.
I didn't realize how charismatic Gus was and this documentary catch that side of him.
But I also see a lot of pain and sadness whenever I see him, in these clips.
What I don't understand is how people could take advantage of him when he was so vulnerable.
The conspiracy theorist in me want to investigate further into his death.
I know for sure that he had a drug problem but never so severe.
But the fact that there were people inside the tour bus where he died makes me angry.
Why wouldn't anyone do something? Even if he was out for an hour but no it was 5 hours.
They could've at least poke him every now and then to see if he was still breathing or even alive.
Such a beautiful soul taken too early
RIP LiL Peep