Creating a unique mix of punk, emo and trap, Lil Peep was set to bring a new musical genre to the mainstream when he died of a drug overdose at just 21 years old. From the streets of Los Angeles to studios in London and sold out tours in Russia, the artist born Gustav Ahr touched countless lives through his words, his sound and his very being. Executive produced by Terrence Malick, Everybody's Everything is an intimate, humanistic portrait that seeks to understand an artist who attempted to be all things to all people.
S**D
One of the best music documentaries
If you are a fan of Lil Peep's music, then you definitely have to check this documentary out. Interviews from family, friends, and ex gf's gives you a personal take on the life of Lil Peep from when he was a child to his passing away. It also contains some concert footage as well as footage of Lil Peep.
D**S
Amazing documentary
Love peep so much this was a great documentation of his life
M**N
i love this movie sm🥹
rip peep🖤
A**R
RIP PEEP
Very touching, honest, and eye-opening documentary on the life of Gustav Åhr aka Lil Peep. I’ve watched it with everyone from my fiancée, my mom, my best friend, and they’ve all really liked it (surprisingly). Peep was a polarizing musician far ahead of his time and this doc does a phenomenal job of not only showing you who Peep was, but who Gus was too. I’ve loved Peep for years and always will. Even if you didn’t know his music, or him as an artist, this is definitely worth a watch.Long live Peep. LIVE FOREVER!
J**.
Worth the watch but heartbreaking
I had never even heard of Lil Peep but my niece recently got me into his music after we watched this. I have to say his story really struck a chord with me. He was such a beautiful and kind person who was taken far too soon. It is beyond tragic what happened to him. And more tragic to me is the fact that no one really looked out for him. I feel like he was taken advantage of and his managers should have had his health in mind and not their money. I am pretty sickened by what he went through.. I understand drugs were his choice but he was so burnt out and tired, doing way too much. His death is suspicious to me. Who just takes fentanyl by choice? And is left for 4 hours? It is beyond sad and my heart goes out to his family, especially his mom and also close friends. I can feel how much this really affected his closest friends, the ones who truly cared. So tragic. RIP Lil Peep, thanks for having such an impact on so many people. <3
M**E
Great movie but sad to watch the decline of this talented young man.
I liked the interviews with his mother and friends.
D**A
Gotta love learning
Wasn’t expecting to be interested even a little but eneded up watching and I really actually enjoyed it quite a bit
G**T
The world lost a beautiful soul
If you take drugs out of the equation, the only thing this kid did wrong (other than have too big of heart) was not recognizing what a real friend was versus those who were only out for their own gain. I have to admit I was quite impacted by this documentary, and having just a glimpse into the life of a young soul who really cared about others.I hope anyone who sees this will put aside their biases and notice that those with a gentle soul may not always have a polished cover. Had he just one friend who cared for him as he did others, I think there may have been a different end to this story. At the end of the day it’s about who you are as a person, not what you may or may not have.The world lost a beautiful soul.
