Shortly after premiering at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, Netflix‘s JEEN-YUHS — a three-part documentary that allows viewers to “step inside the journey of Kanye West” will make its public debut this coming February.
The streaming service just unveiled the trilogy’s latest official trailer which shows off more vintage clips of the creative polymath in his formative years. It opens up with a video from 2002 where the one that now goes by Ye is hanging out with hip hop artist Rhymefest in New York, the latter of which questions why West should deem himself a genius. Throughout the just over one minute video, we also see old bits of the DONDA artist in the studio with Pharrell and Jay-Z, a small snippet of him recovering from his life-changing 2002 car accident, performances on stage, his iconic moment with Kid Cudi at the Yeezy Season 3/The Life of Pablo listening party and more. “It was like God saying “I’m about to hand you the world, just know at any given time I could take it away from you”, West states towards the latter half of the video, likely referring to the humility and gratitude that he received following the aforementioned car crash.
Peep the full trailer above, and be on the lookout for JEEN-YUHS to release exclusively on Netflix come February 16.
In other news, Cardi B and Kanye West reportedly just filmed a music video in a Balenciaga store.
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