That was one hell of a documentary. I really enjoyed this documentary. They did a good job piecing together the footages in order from how he grew up and where he is now. There were some things that I did not know about Drose and what he went through which made me really open my eyes. I had such a mixed bag of emotions; anger, sadness, happiness. I could feel and connect with what D'Rose had been through. The music that was put in this film was also pretty good, it had a good match with the tone/vibe of the documentary.
Overall it was a very good documentary, I think they had a lot potential and could have made the documentary into episodes which would have been better for the pacing and would give a easier time unpacking D'Rose's younger years growing up in Inglewood, his highschool years, and college season.
Memorable: No Rewatchable: Maybe..
Overall it was a very good documentary, I think they had a lot potential and could have made the documentary into episodes which would have been better for the pacing and would give a easier time unpacking D'Rose's younger years growing up in Inglewood, his highschool years, and college season.
Memorable: No Rewatchable: Maybe..