Yung Lean: In My Head (Full Film) | The Short List
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Rapper Yung Lean was on top of the world, but behind the scenes he struggled with fame, drug addiction, and mental health issues. This is his coming-of-age story told with unparalleled access on his road to recovery.
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Him and sickboy
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I was 15, sitting in Math class and this Polish girl who sat next to me was listening to to music, bopping her head to something and I just asked her what she was listening to. She shared her headphones w me, warned me that I might not like what I’m hearing, and she was listening to Hurt, then Kyoto. Life was never the same again. Thank you for that day, Pia.
Wholesome
Still in touch with her?
dam she sounds sick
omfg
pia isnt polish name
This made me love Bladee even more, he is such a good soul. He literally prevented Lean from passing
I love bladee and all but bro... that's kinda standard. I mean anyone would do what he did cmon lmao.
@@dougthesquirdougthesquirre5856 Anyone? Nobody did a thing for Mac Miller and Peep
@@diegoreyes6119 actually french montana once did for mac miller along with the interview (it's a clip i think)
@@keidthwshza still couldnt prevent his death
@@dougthesquirdougthesquirre5856 the fact that he was there in the first place makes him a good friend, most people who commit suicide always have friends who ‘wish they could’ve done something’
damn the fact bladee had to see lean having the breakdown and watching him go to the psychiatric ward then going back and waiting for barron not knowing he'd just died
protect bladee at all costs
I started crying imagining what he was feeling sitting there in that lobby. What a horrible experience.
@@juxtaposer. I was hoping they would tell what happen to Bladee after he waited in the lobby
@@Sindri27 if I had to guess they probably all linked at the hospital over the news but I have no idea.
@@Sindri27 no one cares about BLADEE for some reason
Victor blaming a bunch of teenagers for his son's death is disgusting. He gave them unlimited money and freedom, what did he think was going to happen.
FR
Anyways Rest in peace Barron 😢
Hard to blame yourself when you're blaming others...but REALLY In the end he chose to do Drugs and drive... and it effected his driving... For good
timetag?
@@WeirdEntity-vr1bs48:15
This documentary feels like he is dead, but luckily he isn't
I GOOGLED IF HE DIED CUZ I THOUGHT THATS WAT THIS WAS
@@datbang5072 That doesn't say anything, look at all these young rappers sadly dying from drugs
@@jesseotto98 Yeah this is like the Lil Peep doc but at the end he isn't dead like peep. We gotta keep yung lean safe, cuz in alot of ways if there is no yung lean there is no peep or at least not the same peep.
frrr i got concerned for a sec
@@Jimlist9 it was Barron who was killed. follow @jesusofdaylife on twitter for the full story. I was Barron's business partner and Yung Leans label. this documentary is not including my part of the story
You cannot blame your sons death on kids especially when one is having a psychotic episode…. He didn’t cause his death. He’s a dad who basically knew his son was doing drugs and was like oh don’t do that again well that’s not how drugs work. He was more worried about making money.
exactly
@@cococock2418 Bro wtf!? lmfaooo. You really just called him a greedy jew? What's your deal?
@@ontopofbottom Just stating observable truths. He put profits over people's lives.
@@cococock2418 🤣🤣🤣🤣im dead
@@cococock2418 tf is the point of the antisemitism
mad respect to lean not only for his talent but for his voice in the mental health and rehabilitation areas as well, very inspiring seeing him mature
I like when people that rap do hardcore drugs…they make up their stories and are fake about everything else..I like when they rap about coke,pills,heroin,fentanyl,meth,mdma,krocadil,bath salts,acid,etc…you know? Rappers kinda just flex smoking a lot of weed and sipping karo cut lean
You blame young men for your son's death. You knew he was already an addict, gave him a record label and the opportunity to tour with young men who looked to him for guidance, being their boss. Maybe take some responsibility
@Nicholas Lu barron
honestly disgusting that that dude, even given his experience with the industry couldn't forsee this sort of thing going wrong, and then blaming lean n them for it
I should waited to read the comments for sure
The dad enabled tf out of his son and blamed the artists working for him for his death, not cool bruh.
@@BEY.961 nah, you needed the real context so you didn't get the wrong idea. That's how I see it, at least.
To this day Lean doesn’t get enough credit for pioneering sadboy rap
This man with his crew were on tour in 2014 way before "soundcloud rappers" he was the original true pioneer of "soundcloud rap"
Or being a father of many subgenres
Kid Cudi and Mac Miller are more sad boy rap pioneers imo, but hey live ya truth
@@Point_n_Shoot strange argument
I luv ur pfp
I was 14 years old when i discovered Yung Lean. Now i am almost 22 and must say, that I have extremely identified with his work. I am grateful that I was able to experience it live in 2017 in Prague. Thanks Lean.
never heard of the guy did he pass away?
@@startingtech3900 he’s alive and still releasing beautiful music all the time :-)
same bro 24 here
♥
Deadass cried watching this, never realized how much he overcame. True inspiration
@@djesus8409 hi
@@djesus8409stop lying😭
@@djesus8409lol
It's so crazy how this grown man is blaming what were at the time a couple of kids from Sweden for the death of Barron when he literally gave that kid a record label and let him stay in Miami like that. That's all on him and his father. It's sad but you can't blame kids for your mistakes.
yea ur right but he just lost his son. what he is saying is wrong and bad but try being in his shoes and feeling that u just lost ur son. i bet u wont think straight
He literally says, "I caused it" at one point, so he accepts his portion of culpability as well. Yes he puts it on other people as well, but he recognizes the part he played.
ua-cam.com/video/6wgFliyJ4Bk/v-deo.html
he did all that and didnt set up any legal contracts, super shady dude.
Agreed. People act funny when they’re grieving but and look for something or someone to blame. It’s very sad
Not to mention he’s a grown man, I’m sure he didn’t ask anyone if he should drive. He most likely had his keys on him, they definitely didn’t “give” them to him.
It took me all of 1 hour and 46 minutes to realize he wasn’t dead. This documentary was so sad, mental health is no joke and he was waaayy too young to be dealing with all of that!
@@iiiiiii791 once I realized, I was already beyond the point of no return because it was almost over!
@@iiiiiii791 there was only 15 minutes left, I was so involved in watching it and time got away from me lol
I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat on this channel. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
@@daylifeyonah sounds intense. Be careful they might be listening
@@persevere12 Im glad you highlighted that because the lines between bad choices and "Mental illness" is completely blurred and has now become a scapegoat for wreckless behavior. Starting from the top he was the typical teenager who did and experimented with typical drugs - OTC, weed etc. The first problem was how he was allowed to continue down this path of dark music knowing it only opens the doors of pandora's box as a young kid with no guidance from adults helping seperate the image of rap vs reality.. basically hanging with enablers. The second mistake became the high he got from the combination of unlimited access to drugs through the bandmates and mgmt and the high that is gained from the essence of fame and celebrity life seemingly making him feel some level of invincibility. Mental health is reserved for people who experience REAL PTSD in some form such as violent assaults, active and prior duty war personnel and even in some inner cities due to crime, as well as countries where cartel members dictate life and death in some instances in public view in broad daylight traumatizing those who wake up w it daily. The kid couldve stopped doing drugs at ANY point he wanted to but he became addicted like many others with a weak mind and easily persuaded and succumbed to his desires.
Now a better example of mental abuse would be him being abused growing up, physically, mentally and sexually and he used music as an escape.. but from watching this doc it looks like he had a life ahead of him until he tried rapping.. it worked.. and like any other local user once you come into money you dont want to keep smoking that reggie... you wanna finally step up..
Personally i cant understand how anyone got so self absorbed into this sound ... but to each his own.. kids stay off drugs and stay in school.
Sold them pills in Portland when they came for a show, still have the bladee signed merch!
It looks like we all are in a better place now... Just crazy to reflect now that I'm clean from pills, lean, and xanax...all the fun and wild times I had and that I wasn't the only one portraying this awesome life style traveling, blowing money, living life just to hide my drug addictions and mental health issue...thankful everyday I found the strength to get clean. I think about getting high everyday but cannot imagine going through another withdrawal...This was beautiful and so thoroughly done. I never write comments but had to here! Cheers.
I might have met you around that time then me and my homie did the same thing and that show changed my life forever it was the first time I ever met someone that was an artist but so human too he was just like us from across the world
What did u sell him lol? Kinda curious about what their favs were around this time if u don’t mind me asking
Kudos to you for getting back on your feet!
@@bobjimbobjim9006 benzos opiates
seeing barron's father blame lean for his son death is just so unfair
Yeah dude seriously it's fucked. Like he knew his son was getting faded the whole time and see the signs but chose not to do anything till it was too late and now blames lean. Smh
Think it's a little understandable tbh , if you like fairly from both sides. As he said lean didnt kill my son but he had a hand in it, which is a fair statement
What’s more frustrating for me is being upset at Lean for not staying there for Barron to be buried. Like the whole catalyst was Lean’s mental health emergency, why would you expect him to stay and further decay?
His father is saying that Yung leans breakdown caused his sons death, I think that's a fair representation of the facts. I never knew this side of the story and its all just heartbreaking.
I had a similar situation, taking acid with a bunch of friends. 1 person freaked, fell onto a bong, grabbed the broken glass and sliced his neck open. We held his neck shut while the ambulance came. The rest of us never got any heat, but we could have all due to the actions of this individual. I empathize with the father's disbelief that it happened at all.
It's crazy when people take pictures with him and it looks like he cares more about having a human contact than them...
that made me feel so sad, what i wouldn't give to see him live let alone meet him. it would be literally the best day of my life and i wouldn't be able to express how much his art means to me.
@@catalinasuarez9802 same aaaaah! 🤍
you can tell right away they only want the photo for the clout, theyre not his fans
Well, I think that's the problem with having fame of notoriety, lots of people knows who you are but you don't know them, paradoxically you're living alone in company
@@IvanBarajas9192 You sir, are spot on. Very well written comment that truly grasps what fame is all about.
For those who listened to Lean right from the start we have the same experiences, no matter what country you're from. We all had the same feelings, whether it be happy or sad, Lean & Gravity Boys/Drain Gang was impactful figures during our teen years.
& for that I thank you so much Jonatan Leandoer
bro you said everything
Tru Tru
You explained it perfectly. Bleach wit bladee and Ecco introduced me to it all
Facts!
Dont forget them bois night lovell and Freddy Dread
I love how this film is not presented in a one-sided perspective. I also like the fact that Yung Lean's parents and family are so understanding and supportive of him artistically and as a person.
I hate that everyone makes me feel dumb for being a yung lean fan. Like I should be embarrassed. He’s always been amazing and fascinating. He seems like a genuinely awesome person and changed a lot in music
stop caring what others think
It’s totally diff around Seattle lmao
I think it makes a person more interesting that they see themselves in lean.
Lol, so you like a person speaking bad english over a piano beat and literally self inflicting drama.
Gotta love his rapping, or lack there of.
I got ice
Because i eat rice
I like being nice
When i see mice
I shake my hair to get rid of the lice.
SOOOOO FCKING DEEP
@@vperkv6554 this is the equivalent to saying. If you like Eminem, all you like is a guy talking fast about drugs, gay people, and celebrities.
Faceted and ignorant opinion. Mention all the different kinds of sh** they both make.
Disregard for metaphors will kill rap. Either you havent heard the poetry and wordplay in most his stuff or havent listened to 70% of leans discography.
absolutely insane that the dude tries to blame them for Barrons death like he wasn't completely enabling his son
This film is actually about: Rich dads and their irresponsible sons and yung people romanticizing drugs & "the darkness". Shout out to the director who profited off this age old music industry narrative. Fucked up another person died because of this druged out artist persona embodiment.
@@truthbomb7354this is not film this is a documentary Lmao, and stop copy and paste.
@@matt3x8 yeah and in the process of self documenting their cool drugged up documentary, someone died... DUMB. Bravo for your semantic correction btw lol bye
the full story of Barron Machats's death is being told on @jesusofdaylife 's twitter. I was Yung Leans record label and Machat's business partner at the time of his death. I have information that was intentionally kept out of this documentary
@@truthbomb7354 are you stupid Bro? The documentary was recorded after he passed lmao u idiot lmao 💀 in the end they literally talk about if the pops wanted to talk about his sons death. Listening comprehension and all that huh?
Turns out Yung Lean inspired X to write "I spoke to the devil in miami"
Look at Lean man, so inspirational
lol we didn’t know that yet after we saw this interview atleast he didn’t say that yet in the fader interview but miami is a dark place since it’s filled with drugs and only places like that is where evil lurks.
The devil definitely has his claws deep in miami area, that's where x died as well
@@TWENTY-hm5qn X died in deerfield beach not miami
@@Syntember Deerfield Beach is in Broward County, not Miami Dade County.
@@Syntember its like saying Los Angeles and San Diego are the same.
During a very serious period of psychosis caused by heavy drug use & underlying mental health issues which became a symbiotic relationship which lasted 11 years out of the nearly 28 years I’ve been alive, during this spell of psychosis I came across this documentary late one night with being completely unfamiliar with Yung Lean and his work but after watching this documentary and listening to his work I started to look deeper into my own issues which could potentially be BPD and then began starting to understand myself more and more. I’m not fixed or even close to a place where I feel confident to say I’m no longer my own worst enemy but I am evolving an awareness that prevents me from having to go into those states of psychosis so I’d like to give my uttermost respect and appreciation to Jonatan, this documentary and his work for guiding me to the right path. Life is beginning to make more sense.
Good luck on your journey towards genuine well-being!
@@Nonno272 Thank you brother 🙏
I hope stuff keeps on looking up, I'm glad you realised stuff about yourself and are looking to get better :) the documentary had a similar impact on me too!
@@sleepysnjomen1707 Thank you my friend, all is going well and my grasp on reality which came with sobriety helped me look deeper and I think it’ll always be a work in progress but I’m realigning with myself. This documentary really was a medicine, during some of these states of psychosis I used to watch this and also listen to Red bottom sky and It genuinely became a kind of anchoring.
During your psychosis, did you know you were going thru psychosis?
yung lean has a different type of fame. so underrated, but so legendary.
Underdog
I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat on this channel. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
king of soundcloud rap
There’s two sides to every story. There’s more than two options in which one to beLIEve. Choose option C or 3. None of it.
you mean a diffrent type of lame
noisey dropped a 2 hour long yung lean documentary wtf 😭😭 this is so random but needed
@@piotrek1175 wait what movie?
@@mfcoobs5424 its called in my head
@@mikey9423 oh wow thanks let me check it out
@@mfcoobs5424 it’s this video
@@9solostar alright
Been following lean for like 6 years now, his whole career is crazy at such a young age still.
I'm listening to him for 7 years now:)
I’m New 2020
@@Jordanparkerexperience better now than never:)
@@clampings fax I knew who he was but never listened to his music
Im new 2021
SAD BOYS EARLY GANG
Was here
SBE is who you speak of
Fake depressed 😔
Early gang - this came out last month
S A D B O Y S
Watching this just makes me want to give him an "everything is going to be OK" hug... I'm glad he's managed to get his life together and continues to make music in his own unique way.
“Don’t do drugs that are harder than you”- Living Legends”
Nothing less!
Time stamp
FACT!
No cap son
@@djesus8409 stfu
damn i feel old
Woi mamang😅
same :/
yo same lmao
mamang sadbor :(
Sad Boys Forever
I understand where the father is coming from but he can’t blame kids for his adult son’s decisions. His son decided to indulge in those drugs too, and his son decided to drive to the store. I’m pretty sure no one forced him not to take an Uber. Sometimes the problem with parents is that you don’t know your kids so you assume the decisions that they make are influenced by other people. I’m sorry for your loss but you can’t blame anyone for this.
Typical dumb out of touch parent.
And as revenge for the death of his son, he leaked the Warlord album
@@Cbd_7ohm he was a rich music industry fixer. He talks about getting his son a “hit” dawg hippos and tanks was never about hits Barron was working w super underground artists and lean was the closest to the mainstream that label got bc of his trap sound. I get the loss of a child is tragic especially in a drug related incident, but lean was a kid they all were and lean had undiagnosed schizophrenia that was exasperated by drug use
Exactly.
Exactly
This guy changed rap forever, such an unreal artist.
Nailed it 👏. He was completely unreal. As in contrived. A sea 👁 a creation duping yung minds for a brief time.
...and then he even made good music.
ummmm, yea that aint rap music
lmaooo
Wtf son? You must be outside your lost mind. This ain’t rap, please stop .Your comment and thought process is the only thing that is unreal.
I feel like he's underground still, yet also so big
Yea he in a weird position rn
He displayed a movement. a movement that’s influenced rappers til this day..
Lol that’s exactly what he is
Kinda like $uicideboy$ except they might have made a little more of a buzz
if he was underground no one would know him.
You can tell Bladee is a good friend man
Fr he has all my respect
Barron needed a good friend too, and there wasnt one for him. the full story is being told on @jesusofdaylife 's twitter. I was Yung Leans record label and Machat's business partner at the time of Machat's death. I have unique information that was intentionally kept out of this documentary
@@djesus8409 you tweet 20 times a day im not scrolling down for 6 hrs bruh
@@djesus8409 get a fucking life moron
After this documentary i've defintly connected with Yung Lean much better. As an europeen, Lean has showed me that we can be sucessful in the abroad and as an international artist too. And also too be careful with drugs and controll them, you never now what can happen tomorrow. TYYL
"I remember asking my grandma, what's the most important thing in life? I was sure she'd say, having a daughter or a family or to love or whatever. But she said, to evolve."
@@chrisbb007 watch the documentary
We Must ALL Change. Change Our Relationships, Friends, Careers, Cars, Houses, Clothes, Food. We MUST Evolve. If Not The World Will End Faster Then Sooner.
@@chrisbb007 lol when there are quotes around something It’s because someone else said it.....
I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat on this channel. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
🔵🔴🟡I remember asking my Yung Flake for Moms Place look ua-cam.com/video/yooAKnna2ic/v-deo.html
Bladee can’t get anymore Legendary mann saved Lean’s life lowkey
Where did this happen in the video? I’m not about to watch all 2 hours of this
@@samroble7192 42:56 and onwards
@@samroble7192 fake fan ✋ smh
@@nicolegoose567 idgaf
@@samroble7192 lol
I love the fact that Yung Lean was so head of his time.
He understood the impact of vaporwave and sad music, and convert into a new genre.
🔵🔴🟡I love the fact Yung Flake has a Great Moms Place look ua-cam.com/video/yooAKnna2ic/v-deo.html
Him and Lil Peep changed the game. I just hope Yung Lean can stay alive and not leave us to soon like Gus. But I'm happy atleast Gus isn't in pain anymore
@@crybabygbc1026 without $uicide boy$ lil peep is nothing
@@daf676 debatable but yes they made music in 2013 and Peep started in 2014. I'm sure he was inspired some by them but more so Bones. Without Bones neither of them exist.
@@crybabygbc1026 yea lmao at the end bones inspired the whole fucking genre
Dad pays for son excessive drug adventure in Miami and blames people that weren’t there... great parenting...
Agreed. This film is actually about: Rich dads and their irresponsible sons and yung people romanticizing drugs & "the darkness". Shout out to the director who profited off this age old music industry narrative. Fucked up another person died because of this druged out artist persona embodiment.
@@truthbomb7354 copy and paste comment
Yea, he's total trash.
exactly what I was thinking, when he tried to say yung lean caused his sons death I was in shock.
@McFlickers that’s false information... Barron died before lean went to the hospital... if you watched the film you’d know that lol
This makes his lyrics feel so different now. Really happy he started to look at his mental health. I went through that last year. The mania is an insane high but the lows are increasingly harder. His music resonated so strangely with me and it makes so much more sense now. Hope to see where he goes in another 10-40 years
The amount of work put into this documentary is really insane. Usually i can‘t watch videos on yt that are longer than 20mins bc i get bored really fast but i watched the whole thing and it felt like 10 minutes. Thank you for this amazing story.
You have that MADD - Millennial Attention Deficit Disorder 🤭
Thure is far more story that they are intentionally leavung out. @jesusofdaylife is telling it on twitter
I discovered Yung Lean when Ginseng Strip first started popping, around the same time I started getting into heroin. I listened to his music when I was getting fucked up. When I got sober in 2016 I stopped listening to a lot of that old drug music. After watching this doc I relate to Lean on a whole new level and heard so many incredible songs I’ve never heard by him. I’m gonna go back and listen to his last couple albums. His progression as a person and as an artist is inspiring man. This was a great piece by Vice
Don’t lapse. Stay strong. It’s been 5 years?? Hell yeah.
@@Dragon22078 yes coming up on 5 this June. Thanks man!
Good job on staying clean man. What were your thoughts on his new stuff?
Damnnn you got heroin? All i can find is fentanyl unless I get really lucky.
@@thedebt2525 I really liked Stranger. Poison Ivy I haven’t listened all the way through, and Starz was more experimental so I enjoyed that. I’m gonna be interested to follow his career and see what he makes next
what a journey
Aye, how big of an influence you think he's had on the dub part of things? I'm a producer and he's been HUGE for me.
i kno self promo annoying but i'm a 16 year old rapper from texas, tell me if i got potential!
@@v6below no.
ayy
@@v6below nope, stay in school
Been listening to Lean since 2014, I'm 24 now, and coming back to watch this for a second time. I've always felt like I was on an island in term of my music taste, I never knew ANYONE local who listened to Lean. Sometimes it made me feel insecure in my music taste, but it was so unique, and so inspiring, that I could never stop listening. Seeing so many others online who love Lean as much as I do, and how much he's grown as an artist has been an incredible experience.
Yung Lean walked so your favorite soundcloud rapper could run
Lil' B ?
i saw this one at blue plastic mv
follow @jesusofdaylife on twitter for the full story on what happenud in Miami to Lean and Barron Machat. I was Barron's business partner and Yung Leans label at time of Barron's dearth. Lean and the director kept me out of the documentary because they i had unique information about the incident no one wants to talk about.
Fr
@@brainbeau based departement?
yung lean to yung clean real quick
Was geht dave
Seit wann hörst du yung lean? 🤝
@@takeaknifeanddrainyourlife7215 er war ja mal stoner, also wahrscheinlich deshalb
@@Denos57 🤦🏻♂️
@@gian-lucaschwendener6143 ? Bhd?
lean has one of the craziest careers i’ve ever seen and deserves more recognition for legit starting this genre
I don’t do RAP but I heard about the artist Yung Lean. So, I checked out his music. Yung does more than just RAP. He communicates in a realm that those who have been there or maybe are there in the present can identify with. It’s really crazy but I’m presently 67 years old and Lung’s words spoke to very difficult times in my life. It brought back memories that I thought I had put to rest. Clearly the lion was only sleeping. There are multi millions of young people who can resonate in his music. He is really fantastic 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
It’s a crime against humanity that yung lean doesn’t get the credit he deserves
Fr this the first time I heard of him but looks legendary
And bladee :(
@@dieselnazzaro1669 the first time you ever heard of yung lean??? Wow that's brazy. You been under a rock or what happened my guy
@@lordperezident I’m 17 from long beach if I guess so fuckin 2003 kids I was kunfused I feel like I shoulda knew lean idk
@diesel nazzaro
Long story short. His wave created all the artists you hear nowadays
An hour into this interview and I’ve had chills several times. This did a lot for me it was like closing a chapter of my youth. Amazing feeling. RIP Barron too God bless lean and everybody, more life
Documentary*
Felt
well said
I was Barron Machat's business partner, and was operating the record label set to release Warlord, when Barron was sacrificed. I was with Yung Lean, Drain Gang, Barron and Steven, in December 2014, months before Barron's demise. Barron was a casualty of Yung Lean's actions on April 8th, 2015, depictud but not detailed in this documentary. I have details on exactly how those events transpired. I will be broadcasted on 88.9 FM in Los Angeles within the next two weeks to explain. Follow me on twitter @edaanbrook for updates.
@@100F-j6d it’s not that deep, lean was experiencing psychosis and extreme paranoia, wanted his hard drives and Barron was too fucked up to drive but did anyway. It was in a video that has since been deleted. I don’t see how that’s leans fault it’s just a circumstance of all around bad decisions and drug use. I just think the record label fueling the artist’s drug use is unprofessional
Definitely need a drain gang documentary now
Definitely.
Fr fr
Hell yeah
Yeah I’d like to see more of Ecco, the man never appears on camera. No interviews and the videos he does appear on he’s in the background silent. I’m honestly surprised he had NO part in this other than a few clips with him in there considering bladee and Sherm were a large part of it.
literally
I see a pure energy radiating from him. Especially when he was painting while agony played in the background, i could see and feel his pure and creative aura. Whatever you're upto right now Jonathan, i truly wish the best for you. I'll never know what you've gone through nor will i ever be able to relate to it but i am really glad you shared your experience and your story with us.
Great documentary. I remember approaching Yung Lean after his concert in 2014 when he was doing the White Marble tour. We talked about life, music and his future, he said "I will go world wide and do what I do best". He was so happy, kind and open-minded, never thought about his dark side. However, releasing Kyoto in 2013 was a total game changer, it shifted my music taste to a new direction, that was a mind-blowing experience and I truly miss those times.
@@djesus8409 please be careful though , they silence these things for a reason
"not good boys" on the outside to people that don't fathom the complications of addiction. You would think someone that worked with Ozzy could pick up on the signs of addiction
he couldn’t have cared less. Just by listening to him talk it’s easy to tell that he’s certainly a narcissist and very likely a sociopath
he was just in it for the money he kept mentioning how he saw the energy in these guys and saw that they could bring him money he’s a total narcissist
@@aydc6740 It ain’t his job to care and is there to make money,not trying to be friends with them and give them life lessons. They used him for what he could bring to the table and do for them and he did the same. That business 101
follow @jesusofdaylife on twitter for the full story on what happenud in Miami. I was Barron's business partner and Yung Leans label at time of Barron's dearth. I have unique information that was purposely kept out of this documentary
@@mbvbm3104 im telling the full story on @jesusofdaylife on twitter. i was Barron's business partner and Yung Leans label. i was with them in Miami months before it went down. i have information no one else is sharing
this was incredible. i've never been invested in an artists backstory as i was with yung lean, and its honestly made me want to delve deeper into his music to further understand his life story
i personally only ever listened to ecco2k and seeing him be involved so much in this is a massive wakeup call
It’s so interesting. I totally agree I’ve never been so invested either
Ooooo there is trust me lol
I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat on this channel. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
really good documentary, lean is one of my favorite artists
u didnt know, hes just a freemason puppet, fooling the masses.
A devil puppet in plain sight. They want u to love puppets but they are all fake on tv and what they show u.
33
lean, peep, bones. TOP 3
shieeet i feel sorry 4 u then
hmmm i think that’s most
2:48 hoover
2:20 yoshi city
3:23 hotel minsk
4:34 Afghanistan
7:00 agony
8:42 Lucifer love
11:35 oreo milkshake
12:20 greygoose
12:40 5th element
23:30 oreomilkshake
25:57 volt
28:13 crystal clear
29:10 Ghosttown
33:15 yung gud- the power
38:36 highway patrol
42:12 ghostrider
58:27 never again
1:00:42 hoover
1:07:41 red bottom sky
1:11:00 - ?unreleased?
1:12:38 agony
1:21:41 happy feet
1:29:49 Hennessy & sailor moon
I love you for this!
Nice work, thanks
33:15 yung gud- the power, VAN VIBE
16:30 Motorola
You're a god
Amazing documentary Yung lean changed my life I don’t think I would be making music today if it wasn’t for him. Thank you so much for making this and giving him his flowers while he is with us.
Same Curtis. Same.
W
He saved my life more than any other artist has, let me know that it'll be okay.
Get a grip
@@tosspot9244 you get a grip
Barrons dad is so suspicious and weird.
"I realized that I could make tons of money with these boys". For real?
The typical rich enterpreneur. This man comes off as someone who cares more for money than his own son. Listening to him hurts. Hes so soulless...
He made his sons story all about him
Thats how the world works dude...
@@gnarlykoala Lol no. My dad does not care more about money than me.
That man is fkced
@@Frobbl He's not speaking about every single dad in the world
And nothing about the dad releasing warlord without permission from lean...
Никогда не забуду, как впервые услышала Hurt и Lightsaber. Был вечер, солнце на закате залило светом всю мою комнату в старой квартире. В жизни был бардак, постоянные мысли о поиске смысла своего существования, своего предназначения. Тогда я в первые секунды подумала, что это что-то большее, чем просто приятные треки. Они словно проникли под кожу...Мне стало лучше, потому что когда я слушала их, мне казалось, что я нашла свое место в мире. Свой "дом". Словно в этом "доме" звучит именно эта музыка. И вот спустя годы, я ужасно рада, что живу в одно время с Yung Lean и парнями из Sad Boys. Творчество с каждым годом становится все глубже и качественнее. И как это ни странно, оно всегда отзывается во мне. Когда кажется,что уже невозможно придумать что-то прекраснее, чем уже есть, они все равно это делают. И я думаю это благодаря тому, что музыка идёт из души. А это именно неиссякаемый источник.
Крч, я просто хотела сказать "спасибо"..))
It’s so clear he got mixed with the wrong people in the US being that he was so Yung. These people exploited him and it drove him insane
Wow nice pung so hilarious given the situation
Maybe yes, maybe no. When someone has addiction and mental health problems it's easy to play the game of "they were exploited, they were pressured", but oftentimes there's nothing to blame other than the diseases themselves. Not his fault, not anyone's fault, just something he ended up with. A lot of the people around him probably cope with similar issues.
@@beekertin couldn’t have said it better
I strongly disagree. He made dicision to take a drugs.
@@matusgerbiark3622 anyone can make that choice easily but to take that and learn from it and come back from as far gone as he was is MUCH harder. Realistically he probably fantasized at the idea of those drugs and american culture and once he had access to them and money he experimented. the same way that if you looked at something curiously and suddenly had access to it you would experiment too.
L for the youtube algorithm for not showing me this immediately
follow @jesusofdaylife on twitter for the full story on what happenud in Miami. I was Machats's business partner and Yung Leans label at time of Machat's dearth. I have unique information that was intentionally kept out of this documentary
1:06:15 Yung Sherman just sitting there playing GTA 5 is the best thing ever.
Sherman is the uncredited quiet mastermind behind so many releases..
You could argue him and whitearmour are more important to yung leans music than yung lean himself.
@@1T0MMY sad boys and drain gang/GTB producers are fucking geniuses. Personally I think whitearmor is one of the best producers alive
the full story is being told on @jesusofdaylife 's twitter. I was Yung Leans label at time and Machat's business partner at the time Machat's dearth. I have unique information that was intentionally kept out of this documentary
I'm glad that he's still around for his fans. Clearly a born leader with a deep emotional well. I hope good things only for him and everyone. Love and respect
this documentary is so crazy because it shows that there's a genuine backstory and after effect behind every song of leans
This is not the full story. I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
don’t know how I discovered him at the age of 12 but I’m glad I did
Dota 2
Big Facts bro
same
It was hard not to discover him in 2013/2014 though.
How old are you now?
The girl trying to read into why they used Arizona and Gatorade is so cringe.
Very
fr idk how she connected that to american every day lifestyle lmfao
@@pmb2054 She's just talking about accessibility, things you can get every day in the US.
Lean just had it in as they are cool and he was a kid, why do people insist on over analysing everything
fr tho
these producers are like true family, they stuck around during the downfall.
I feel in love with my boyfriend listening to this music . I’ll never forget him saying that to me “this is the music we fell in love too” I got in to my car after he died and somehow agony started automatically playing I cried the hole way home I miss him so much. I stopped listening to most music after he passed I didn’t want to think of the countless hours I had with him listening to music sitting together… I just get this feeling in my chest. I miss him more then anything people will never understand what lean and peep and all this other music means to me.
@vague your an anursym to my eyes crawl back under from where u came.
@aloevv𖤐 lol your life is sad. Go pop some xannys
Cried reading this. im so sorry darling
🔵🔴🟡I fell in love with my Yung Flake during Moms Place look ua-cam.com/video/yooAKnna2ic/v-deo.html
...and then you turned 13.
Weird connection but yung lean’s appaearance has always looked very warming to me because to me he looks like Sam from lord of the rings and my mom loves lord of the rings so my brain just connects him to some strange comfort haha I’m an idiot
thats so sweet
Omg sam :')
Hahahah I love this so much
His dad totally looks like sam actually 😳
Yeah he definitely has a boyish charm to him
wow early on a documentary my lifes so exciting
same
Facts
Yhhh
Its not a new documentary
Same
I come back and watch this all the time. It’s inspiring. It triggers emotions i sometimes forget i have. And it reminds you exactly how this fantasy we all have can turn into a dark dream. I have goosebumps the entire time watching this every time. I was alive and old enough to witness all of this unfold. I will forever be a fan of lean, bladee, thaiboi and ecco. And my dream is to shake hands with everyone of them. ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏
I met Lean on March 02 2015 randomly in a backstreet in New York and he was such a gentle and warm person. I had no idea he was going through such a rough patch as he seemed pretty happy and balanced. I remember we talked about music and he asked his friend to take a picture of us. Such an odd but genuine moment.
You met a month before Barron died they're US manager he was in a dark place at that time.. :/
@Tabris cap
@Tabris tell her to come out about it
@@Itsexile I agree. Sounds big cap to me as well lol
Lean thanked me once he was like 'thank u man'.
Np
This dude is such a good example for what today’s youth goes thru, unfortunately most continue with the drugs and alcohol and don’t succeed
Started crying when his parents said 'an artist' as a dad this makes me realize what an impact you can have on your kid. They ,might end up changing the world
the full story of Barron's death is being told on @jesusofdaylife 's twitter. I was Yung Leans record label and Machat's business partner at the time of his death. I have information that was intentionally kept out of this documentary
As someone who struggles with both mental health and addiction issues i started this video cringing and ended it in tears. "To evolve" yes. This.
Why cringe
I can’t begin to express the connection I feel with someone who doesn’t know of my existence. Jonatan forever changed pop culture.
the full story of how Barron Machat died is being told on @jesusofdaylife 's twitter
🔵🔴🟡I cant express to Yung Flake Moms Place look ua-cam.com/video/yooAKnna2ic/v-deo.html
Honestly though he gives the feeling that I have some type of purpose and he shares his thoughts in such a beautiful way
some people will never understand what this man meant to us growing up with him.
Facts
Absolute facts
Found miami ultras like a week after my mom passed
Yeah I don’t get it
I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
im 41. so this is an old heads pov.i was watching something else. fell asleep and woke up to this music playing. I'm like wtf but instantly loved it. so i watched this whole thing. of course growing up in the us we experienced lots of artists and concerts. this kid is like no other. when it comes to that dudes death i can't see how u blame kids.u work with ozzy and others and can't see what's up. ain't their fault. keep going yung lean and sad boys. kudos on the sobriety.we all have seen ozzys recording of him saying sobriety fucking sucks.what a talent!
Yung Lean made life more colourful for me. His music holds deep meaning to so many of us
lets appreciate how they recorded all there old footage and kept it.
Props to all of em
Man when bladee said he had to wait in the lobby for a long fucking time, I felt that. It must have been such a traumatizing experience he must feel like he's still waiting there somehow, sitting in the building, helpless and innocent of all things. I think he stopped aging that day or something.
Innocent of all things 😳
@@jaedensoarin Yeah, that's the title of a bladee song... Listen to it.
Innocent of al thingssss
Where do I find these links of bladee being sus?
Gtb, sb in the building
Lean is such a beautiful person, i'm glad he got out the hole. sadboy since 2014
He was never in a hole.
Sadboys is a family man
I can't explain it but I felt really calm watching this documentary. There's something calming about the realness of Lean. Excited to see him in LDN in November! (edit: a really sad story at parts, but his development and the way he uses his platform to educate is something I admire)
Im still bumping solarflare and kyoto til this day
Kyoto was the first song of his that I kept playing over n over
skies pink when im on ecstasy in tokyo
@@charc18 not the right song g
@@heem6116 what are you talking about thats solarflare “g”
@@charc18 that’s a lyric from “Hurt” lmao please don’t try testing me one this one bud
Let’s appreciate NO ADDS
Maybe there should have been ads for an online spelling class....
Adds?
WE DESPERATELY NEED BLADEE DOCUMENTARY
@Pridefulsuccess fr bro, bladee and dg a real one
immediately
bladee would never becaurse he is almost 30 year old man with not much ibnteresteing life. just some artistic ability which is popular to foreigners. skal. he like to maintain mysterious drained image
@@sjuvanet bladee is almost 30? really tf?
"ecco2k & bladee- Bleach" Best thing those two ever made and it was right at the beginning.
i remember listening to agony on repeat somewhere past dunkirk at 5 am on a school trip, everyone was asleep and i was just staring out the window at the fields until morning
will remember that forever i think
@@alex__4976 this is so poetic
Yung lean, bladee, ecco2k, thaiboy digital are my favorite aritsts of my life. -fan form korea
Red bottom sky was the first song I heard, when I went out to Sweden. Instantly fell in love with the vibe. Good memories attached to his music for me.
lol red bottom sky first song get out of here n00b
@@DEDF4 “noob” ahhhhh must be a 12 year old
@@OLIVERAYRE lol he’s prolly not 12 but red bottom sky as the first song to “fall in love” w him like cmon man😩😩
Better late than never
Your tattoo work is amazing olí thank u for turning me on to the wands by bishop I use the shader everyday till we got locked down
The friendship that Yung Sherman, Yung Gud, Yung Lean and Bladee have is elite. Also I started listening to yung lean during the summer of 2015 I was gonna go to high school and I’m just so fucking proud of him and the others as well. Their music gives me another reason to live
Kyoto was definitely way ahead of its time.
I hope he stays healthy and level headed. I don’t want this guy to end up like Peep.
dont think he will. Hes matured alot more than peep, and is staying away from hard drugs. He also got a better crew behind him
He did the sacraficing not the other way around. I’ve uploaded my indepth video series on Yung Lean and thu Death of Barron Machat. I was Machat’s businuss partnur, and operatud as Yung Lean’s record label at thu time of Barron’s sacrafice. My side of the story has been silencud frum thu media, taken off radio waves, intentiunally not included in this documentuty, and banned as a topic on r/Sadboys.
Or Barron :(
Smart enough to Rort the tax system
@@TheDenizxo someone has to die for this lifestyle to change it seems
Thank you Lean for my childhood 🙏
салам бзден! я тоже рос на музыке Янг Лина)
this documentary is incomplete, follow @jesusofdaylife on twitter for the full story on what happenud in Miami. I was Barron's business partner and Yung Leans label at time of Barron's dearth. Lean and the director kept me out of the story because they i had unique information about the incident no one wants to talk about
@@djesus8409 go into more detail
@@buddyfats4768 its all on my twitter. 7 part series so far, with more parts coming. part 6 goes into the details
@@djesus8409 why can’t you explain here?
Stop the cap that’s Barry Dillon
@Black pilled AGAIN that's funny I thought I was Barry Dillon....
lol
I had never heard of him and didn’t think I’d watch much of this, but I watched it all. And I’m deeply touched by it all. Very interesting and profound.
This film had a tremendous effect on what mental health issues can do to a persons career and the dark places that bi-poar disorder can make or break a person. I have bipolar disorder and know what the effects of this mental disorder can cause. It was a beautiful portrayal of an artist that had to reach his breaking point to find that it wasn't his fault what happened. Loved the film! Cheers to a great producer! I wish only the best for Yung and his friends!
🔵🔴🟡I am Yung Flake Moms Place look ua-cam.com/video/yooAKnna2ic/v-deo.html
What wasn’t his fault?
@@ozzystar3545 the death of his friend, Barron.
This film shows tremendous effect that drugs have on already unstable mental health
@@AlexaOleksaagreed, and imagine being that famous at 16. I’m 19 rn and I cannot even fathom that level of power at such a young age, while already doing drugs before he blew up
This documentary was so necessary and well executed. Lean’s music has been a big part of my adolescence and I wish him nothing but peace, happiness, and prosperity moving forward in his career. Thank you to everyone involved for helping with this film, you all helped us see him in a way we never have before!
Russians loves Yung Lean, we feel some kind of connection with his music and style and everything and we proud for him very much. For real, the emotions and vibes from this music - it is something special that no one else can provide.
im hungarian but this is exactly how i feel ❤️
same in Poland
россия для грустных
Lean is nothing without his producer homies. They all deserve equal respect.
@@norseman3514 big fax. His producers. Sherm, gud and white armor are insane producers. I love their beats. Amazing
Great documentary. I've heard of Yung Lean before but I don't really ever remembering anyone that I KNEW talking about him. I am proud of him, and happy to know he is doing good and hasn't let the worst of life get the best of him and turn his life around.