Or "what made her this way" when you reach the very moment Chris comes out as a female. However, because of the circumstances of his situations, I will only refer to him as he, and as Chris.
This documentary is the most objective, neutral, and easy-to-digest documentaries I've ever seen on YouTube. It's not even finished yet, but as of writing this review, there is currently a half a year hiatus because of the situation you probably already heard of that went down last month. If you don't know what it is, you can either wait until the documentary reaches that part, or just look it up. It's probably the most ridiculous and horrifying parts of Chris' life thus far.
The documentary is extremely in-depth, while also being accessible to pretty much everybody. Geno describes and defines everything to anyone that might not know what it is, even if some of it are things that everyone knows (like Netflix.) It goes through every saga, every scenario, every situation, tiny and huge. Geno reads out texts with a sense of comedy by yelling every CAPITALIZED WORD that Chris writes. He also likes to point out things to add more comedic value. The music score is also fitting for every scene.
There's not much else I can say without spoiling anything with Chris and his wacky life, but you should definitely watch the documentary if you have the chance to spend a few days looking at all 59 parts (as of the writing of this review.)
This documentary is the most objective, neutral, and easy-to-digest documentaries I've ever seen on YouTube. It's not even finished yet, but as of writing this review, there is currently a half a year hiatus because of the situation you probably already heard of that went down last month. If you don't know what it is, you can either wait until the documentary reaches that part, or just look it up. It's probably the most ridiculous and horrifying parts of Chris' life thus far.
The documentary is extremely in-depth, while also being accessible to pretty much everybody. Geno describes and defines everything to anyone that might not know what it is, even if some of it are things that everyone knows (like Netflix.) It goes through every saga, every scenario, every situation, tiny and huge. Geno reads out texts with a sense of comedy by yelling every CAPITALIZED WORD that Chris writes. He also likes to point out things to add more comedic value. The music score is also fitting for every scene.
There's not much else I can say without spoiling anything with Chris and his wacky life, but you should definitely watch the documentary if you have the chance to spend a few days looking at all 59 parts (as of the writing of this review.)