Kanye West gets the biography treatment here, tracing the arc from a middle-class Chicago upbringing through a near-fatal car accident that pushed him from producer to rapper, and on to the arena-filling ego and tabloid chaos that followed. The film works through the contradictions the source material itself leans on: egomaniacal and generous, divisive and beloved, provocateur and genius, without settling on a single verdict. Archival interviews, performance clips, and news footage track his rise through the music industry alongside the public meltdowns, feuds, and fashion ventures that kept him in headlines as much as on the charts. It is a straightforward cultural-impact profile rather than an authorized portrait, more interested in showing why he became inescapable in pop culture than in flattering him. Expect the familiar beats of a celebrity biography documentary: early struggle, breakthrough, excess, controversy, restated on the strength of how much of his life actually played out in public.