Cudi is undoubtedly one of the best and most influential artists of his generation. I wasn't a big fan of Cudi initially, but the more I got to know him, the more I admired him. He has a unique ability to connect with people, something that many of today's artists struggle to achieve.
The documentary doesn't simply explain his career or life; instead, it tells his story in a more enthusiastic way. I believe that the best way to understand an artist is through their experiences-what they felt while creating an album, the challenges they faced in their lives, and so on. This approach adds enthusiasm and creativity to the documentary, while also providing valuable insights and perspectives. It's not just for Cudi fans; it's also for people who are facing struggles in their lives-those who may have experienced depression, feeling of lost or are in search of new paths.
The documentary doesn't simply explain his career or life; instead, it tells his story in a more enthusiastic way. I believe that the best way to understand an artist is through their experiences-what they felt while creating an album, the challenges they faced in their lives, and so on. This approach adds enthusiasm and creativity to the documentary, while also providing valuable insights and perspectives. It's not just for Cudi fans; it's also for people who are facing struggles in their lives-those who may have experienced depression, feeling of lost or are in search of new paths.