EVERYBODYS-EVERYTHING-2019

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E VE RY B ODY 'S E VE RY THING (201 9)
A Documentary Journey into the Life and Legacy of Lil Peep
A presentation for fans of documentary cinema and the evolution of modern hip-hop culture.

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THE NAR R ATIVE AR C
FR OM S OUNDCLOUD TO
S TADIUMS
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An Artist is B orn
The E mo-R ap Pioneer
The quiet, ambitious beginnings of Gustav Åhr in Long Island, navigating early
Exploration of the genre blending that defined Lil Peep’s sound—merging
life and the discovery of his unique artistic voice.
SoundCloud rap, punk aesthetics, and deeply emotional lyrics.
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Global Recognition
Legacy and Loss
Rapid ascent to fame, international touring, and the complex challenge of
A poignant look at the ultimate cost of his lifestyle, and how his vulnerability
maintaining personal authenticity under intense public scrutiny.
continues to resonate with millions worldwide after his passing.

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DESIGNING AUTHENTICITY
WHY THE FILM MATTERS
The documentary, produced by executive producer Terrence Malick, transcends a typical music biography by grounding
Peep’s story in family, art, and the internet-age search for belonging.
Unfiltered Access
Mother's Perspective
The Grandfather Letters
The film utilizes extensive archival
Featuring the narration and deep
A key narrative device involves
footage from Peep's life, candid
insights of his mother, Liza
letters from his grandfather, John
home videos, and personal
Womack, providing a constant
Womack, which frame Peep's
communications to paint a raw,
anchor of love, context, and
journey with intergenerational
unvarnished portrait.
intellectual understanding of his
wisdom and connection.
struggles.

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CHAPTE R B R E AK: THE AR TIS TIC IMPACT
How Lil Peep Redefined the Modern Rock Star
The documentary highlights how Peep's willingness to openly discuss mental health and addiction provided a
necessary voice for a generation often overlooked by mainstream media.

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THE S OUNDCLOUD GE NE R ATION
A CULTUR AL FUS ION
Lil Peep was a pivotal figure in the post-genre movement, drawing on diverse influences to create something entirely new.
Aesthetic: Blended emo iconography, street fashion, and
gothic elements.
Lyrical Themes: Depression, drug use, heartbreak, and
Punk E thos
DIY approach to music creation and distribution.
alienation, delivered with a stark, poetic honesty.
Musical Blending: Trap beats and 808s layered with
guitar samples from bands like Brand New and Blink182.
Vulnerable R ap
Exposing raw emotion over traditional bravado.

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THE WE IGHT OF E XPE CTATION
TOUR ING & TR AJ E CTORY
The film illustrates the dizzying speed of his career, juxtaposed with the isolating realities of life on the road and internal battles.
The R ise (201 6)
Early mixtapes and breakthrough singles gain traction,
demonstrating viral power before mainstream attention.
Mainstream Debut (201 7)
Release of Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1 and sold-out
The S train
tours across Europe and North America.
Increased reliance on substances to manage anxiety and the
constant pressure to produce and perform for an ever-growing
audience.
The Aftermath
The difficult process for friends and family to reconcile the
global icon with the vulnerable young man they knew and loved.

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THE CR ITICAL DATA
AUDIE NCE R E CE PTION
The documentary achieved significant critical acclaim and resonated deeply with its target demographic, solidifying Peep’s legacy as a cultural
martyr.
91 %
8.0/1 0
200M+
R otten Tomatoes
IMDb R ating
Monthly S treams
Certified Fresh rating from critics, praising its
High audience scores reflecting strong
His music catalogue sees continued vitality,
honesty and sensitive portrayal.
emotional connection and appreciation for the
demonstrating enduring influence.
access.

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THE CE NTR AL CONFLICT
THE TWO GUS TAVS
The film powerfully explores the duality of Lil Peep: the larger-than-life icon versus the introspective, sensitive young man, Gustav Åhr.
This stark contrast, along with their shared inner world, forms the core of the narrative.
The Public Persona: Lil Peep
The Private Individual: Gustav Åhr
As Lil Peep, Gus Åhr captivated audiences with his unique blend
Behind the stage lights was Gustav Åhr, a complex individual
of emo and rap. This persona was defined by:
known for his personal traits:
Electrifying stage energy and distinctive tattoos
Deep family connections and affection
Pioneering a new wave of emo-rap
A poetic soul with profound sensitivity
Publicly confronting his struggles through art
Childhood dreams and artistic aspirations
At the heart of both identities lay a shared desire for acceptance, a powerful drive for artistic expression, and a continuous battle with
chronic anxiety.

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E NDUR ING LE GACY
A Call for Empathy and Understanding
Shattering S tigmas
The Power of Vulnerability
Creative Inspiration
The film's ultimate message is a plea to
Peep's unadulterated honesty in his
His work continues to influence a new
look beyond the surface, challenging the
lyrics set a new standard for emotional
generation of artists in music, fashion,
societal romanticization of self-
transparency in mainstream music.
and digital media, keeping the emo-rap
destructive artistry and addiction.
sound alive.
Thank you for exploring Everybody's Everything—a testament to the pain and beauty of a short, impactful life.