Kanye West is ready for his most revealing close-up yet.
As reported, the rapper has teamed with Netflix for a raw and unfiltered documentary special.
And now it’s been named, dated, and previewed in the form of an action-packed trailer.
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Christened ‘jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy,’ the special will be comprised of three installments the first of which will premiere on February 16 and debut new parts weekly thereafter.
Over 21 years in the making, ‘jeen-yuhs’ will chronicle West’s journey from humble beginnings in Chicago to superstardom with a nuanced lens on his creative genius, relationship with his late mother Donda, as well the more controversial corners of the performer’s life.
Check out the first look trailer:
![Kanye West Teases New Song 'Beauty And The Beast' [Listen]](https://thatgrapejuice.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/kanye-west-1-464x260.jpg "Kanye West Teases New Song 'Beauty And The Beast' [Listen].")
![Extended Trailer: Prime Video's 'Cruel Intentions' Series [Starring Savannah Lee Smith, Sarah Catherine Hook, & Zac Burgess]](https://thatgrapejuice.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/cruel-intentions-prime-trailer-tv-adaptation-thatgrapejuice-2024-464x260.jpg "Extended Trailer: Prime Video's 'Cruel Intentions' Series [Starring Savannah Lee Smith, Sarah Catherine Hook, & Zac Burgess].")
I’m not a Kanye fan any more. He’s so in to himself and don’t take for granted God gave you your talent and can easily take away. I don’t think he truly understood after his accident. He is so about being worth so much more than Walt Disney/Steve Jobs and many many more billionaires. He wasn’t and didn’t give back but always concerned himself being rich and forgetting it’s his fans that help money 💰 wise to get his riches. Throughout all his talents he is still stuck on himself
Netflix continues to disappoint