Lil Peep: Everybody's Everything

2019 • 115 minutes

About this movie

Musician Lil Peep was on the verge of mainstream success with an innovative mix of punk, emo and trap music when he died of a drug overdose at 21 years old. Executive produced by Terrence Malick, Everybody’s Everything explores the meteoric rise of Lil Peep, from recording songs in his bedroom to a worldwide tour, and the unbelievable impact he left from trying to be all things to all people.

Ratings and reviews

i haven’t seen this documentary yet because i can’t pay for it but i know that Peep was such an inspiration for people. not only adults, young adults, teenagers, but young teenagers were also moved by his music. it’s so sad to see that so many people are moved and can change just by music. it’s not only the music, it’s also the creator. peeps words in his music made sense and a lot of people could relate to what he was saying. it’s so sad to see that he had to pass though.

Overall this is one of the most impactful Documentary I've ever seen. Nothing else has ever made me feel so emotional. Maybe it's because of my personal attachment too Gus. But if you don't know a lot about the guy i highly recommend this Film. Gus was the start of a new generation in music. He deserved a movie of this quality. I really hope this film gets more exposure because it needs it. His message needs to be spread.

i shed a lot of tears during this, but that's exactly what i expected to happen. gus was one of the most sincere, relateable and authentic artists i ever had the pleasure of connecting with through music. 'everybody's everything' gives insight into his creative process, inner turmoil, and personal relationships. i loved the letter readings from his grandfather, john womack jr., who is a super cool leftist historian that undoubtedly influenced gus's outlook on life.