Review of Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly (2019) by Enigm8Tic — 31 Jul 2023

This documentary take you through a birds eye view, first hand account of the events that transpired between Travis Scott's "Bird In The Trap" album Era and his "Astroworld" album Era and everything in between: You get to see his start of Cactus Jack Records and you also get to see the point of view of all the Fans that love him for his music. The documentary shows you the beginnings of what would be the birth of his First Daughter, Stormi Webster and a brief glimpse into the relationship of himself and Kylie Jenner. The film will show you glimpses and visions of his childhood and well as the different areas of where he grew up and some moments where he first began his music career. The film even shows you some of the business deals he makes (Nike, Jordan, Record Labels & Artists) which is super cool to witness from his point of view & Lastly it gives you a great Behind The Scenes POV of the making of both his albums "Birds In The Trap" & "Astroworld" during his crazy and insane rise to fame.

For a Travis Scott fan, this documentary is a Holy Grail of information that you may not have known about your favorite rapper before. For the casual listener who is not a Fan, this documentary will be a nice watch but won't mean much to you afterwards.

The quality of the film is good for a self produced documentary and will probably be watched multiple times with high replay value for most Travis Scott fans. The average listener or just a regular watcher will only get one view out of it. The goal of the film is to help you learn about the man while appreciating him as an artist. I would say that this is a job well done.