Hulu’s new documentary Look at Me: XXXTentacion will explore the late rapper’s rise to fame
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The first trailer for the documentary Look at Me: XXXTentacion has finally been released.
The teaser promised us to give an up-close look into the life of the late rapper. It will further examine XXX’s controversial rise to fame.
Moreover, XXX’s mother, Cleopatra Bernard will feature in the documentary addressing the abuse claims against him.
Here is everything you need to know.
Trailer for Look at Me: XXXTentacion is out now!
On 18th May Wednesday, Hulu shared the first trailer of their upcoming documentary Look at Me: XXXTentacion.
The preview teased us with multiple moments from the polarizing rap star’s promising career. His life was cut short when he was shot and killed on 18th June 2018 at age of only 20.
Hulu’s new documentary will most likely feature interviews and commentaries from XXX’s close family relatives and friends. It might even include a few of his former girlfriends.
Look at Me: XXXTentacion is to drop on Hulu screens on 26th May. The documentary gets its title from one of the rapper’s famous tracks, ‘Look at Me!’
XXXTentacion’s mother addresses abuse allegations in the new documentary
At the time of his death, XXXTentacion was booked under various legal counts. It included false imprisonment, witness tampering, domestic violence by strangulation, as well as an exacerbated battery of a pregnant woman.
The teaser of the forthcoming documentary also touched on the duration when his former girlfriend Geneva Ayala accused him of assault in 2017. It was reported that she was pregnant when XXX allegedly assaulted her.
XXX’s mother, Cleopatra Bernard, however, addresses the incident in the trailer. She is heard saying, ‘Jahseh was like, “No, mom. It’s not true.” And a part of me took that and ran with it.’
Cleo further mentioned that the documentary should have included that Geneva was not pregnant at the time he was charged for the assault.
She and manager Solomon Sobande hosted a screening of the movie for a few selected rappers in New York City. Artists such as Fivio Foreign, 21 Savage, Tory Lanez, and 50 Cent made it to the film’s screening.
XXX’s had denied the allegations against him in an interview session with XXL also in 2017. He further pleaded not guilty to all charges in the court.
All the cases against him were officially closed two months following XXX’s death.
Look at Me: XXXTentacion is directed by Sabaah Folayan. The movie will possibly explore the crazy popularity of the Florida musician on SoundCloud.
