Everybody'S Everything Skin And Become

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That the documentarys title is lifted from one of Peeps Instagram captions suggests how confessional they were, but Jones and Silyans insistently kaleidoscopic approach makes it difficult to get a clear read on someone whose feelings were literally written across his face.

That was followed by a handful of links to music he liked or wanted to self-promote, a fan retweet of some performance footage, and an emoji-filled reference to his stage name, which the 21-year-olds loving mom had coined when he was a child.

Finally, at 5:01pm, he shared a shoutout to his biggest fan Nick Bons, an incarcerated felon whose sister had allegedly provided the rapper with drugs.

Lil Peep was found dead a few hours later in the back of a tour bus outside the Tucson, Arizona, venue where hed been scheduled to perform; his body would later test positive for everything from cannabis and cocaine to prescription-grade painkillers like Tramadol and oxycodone.

The social media reaction was about what youd expect in the wake of a young celebritys death, only more so.

Of course every heartfelt expression of grief was followed by a dozen conspiratorial accusations or disaffected jokes, but even the most sincere replies were shaded with a palpable sense of disbelief; its always hard to believe that someone is gone, but these people literally couldnt believe that Lil Peep was gone.

It didnt feel like a tribute so much as it did the unplanned final episode of The Truman Show an entire subculture was staring at their screens and waiting for their favorite star to come back on the air.

Between Twitter, Instagram, and Soundcloud the online music service through which hed connected with a broad network of like-minded bedroom rappers there had never really been much of a screen between Peeps life and the people watching it from a distance.

He was an artist who created in real-time and existed without boundaries.

At one point in Sebastian Jones and Ramez Silyans Everybodys Everything, a riveting and hypnotic sanctification of the late musician, Peep stands in a studio and drafts a tweet announcing that the track hes in the middle of recording will drop on Soundcloud in 20 minutes.

He catches himself before sending it, and makes a quick edit: Fifteen minutes.

Its a requiem for a kind-hearted rapper who would sooner have died than hurt someone else.

Its a familiarly toxic saga of sudden fame, albeit one thats told in the hyper-specific language of the internet circa 2017.

Its a study of social media as a double-edged sword; a tool that can help someone find their tribe only to render them a hostage to it.

Everybody'S Everything Skin And Become

Despite the trove of home video footage and the ample testimony from Peeps high school girlfriend, the film is still a bit hazy on how a gangly teen named Gustav decided to shed his skin and become an artist; it often feels as though the events of the film are too fresh to properly contextualize.

Its like he opened the door to his bedroom, and once the world came streaming in he was incapable of chasing them back out.

The films shell-shocked interviewees argue that Peep needed love too badly to deny it to anyone else, and that made him extremely vulnerable to his own success.

He wanted to be everybodys everything, and all but a few of his closest friends allowed him to try.

Of all the films many conflicting strategies, the most effective is the sporadic, Malickian use of voiceover narration.

In a devastatingly painful display of mourning, Peeps grandfather leftist historian John Womack, a Rhodes Scholar whose dissertation on Zapata and the Mexican Revolution earned him a professorship at Harvard reads heartrending excerpts from the handwritten letters he wrote to his grandson.

Layered over footage of Peep teetering on the edge of an overdose andor performing to crowds of screaming teens, these poetic ruminations about manhood and morality feel like unanswered prayers.

The films roster of interviewees include people named Fish Narc, Trapzilla, and Smokeasac, all of whom are recorded in their natural habitats in order to further blur the line between the musicians and the scene that sprung up around them.

The films reliance on testimony and candid video create a bubble that keeps us at a greater distance from Peep than he ever was from his fans.

Its strange that a guy who broadcast everything about himself his sexuality, his dreams, his mental health should be made to feel like such an enigma.

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