It's both moving and inspiring to see a musician devastated by the end of a chapter of his career and heartbroken by personal loss rise above his self doubt and create a symbiotic relationship with his audience. I wanted to watch the documentary again immediately after, to feel the energy and be inspired again. The insight into his relationship with his kid is heartwarming and the synergy between him and his band is amazing. It was also great to see family members sharing their perspectives. It doesn't seem that fame or success have had any impact on his character. What an amazing artist and person Louis Tomlinson is!! He deserves all the recognition!

The documentary shows Louis' journey in becoming the person we know as today, the sweetheart of Doncaster. He is very in depth and honest with what he showcases. He goes into detail explaining his struggles as an artist but as a grieving son and brother as well. Louis is a very sensitive and emotional guy, and I admire that. It is refreshing seeing a man being confident in his self but his emotions as well. He is unknowingly breaking such a deep rooted societal norm and he's doing it in a way that is real and raw. I'd also like to point out how gay his shows are. I know this doesn't have anything to do with what I said before but it's beautiful seeing how happy and safe his fans are with him. There wasn't a scene without a pride flag being visible, good for him ?