"Jeen-Yuhs : Act I" is a testament to Ye's vision and determination, but also to Coodie's foresight and the courage it must have taken for him to leave his career behind and document an up-and-coming artist's rise to stardom, with no guarantees. The label scenes, in stark contrast, are about the industry people that lack that same foresight.
Watching Ye talk about his long-term goals with such clarity and assured ambition, like mentioning how he's practicing his Grammy speech (before even having an album out) ... and then watching it all come to fruition is nothing short of surreal.
The scenes with Donda will probably be the people's favorites. Her nurturing and supportive presence gave Ye a grounded perspective without ever chaining him to false pretenses of humility.
Supremely inspirational and incredibly heartwarming.
Watching Ye talk about his long-term goals with such clarity and assured ambition, like mentioning how he's practicing his Grammy speech (before even having an album out) ... and then watching it all come to fruition is nothing short of surreal.
The scenes with Donda will probably be the people's favorites. Her nurturing and supportive presence gave Ye a grounded perspective without ever chaining him to false pretenses of humility.
Supremely inspirational and incredibly heartwarming.