Netflix has released a trailer for an upcoming documentary about Kanye West titled, Jeen-Yuhs.
The streaming giant premiered the trailer on Saturday (Sept. 25) on YouTube. The two-minute clip shows throwback footage from 2002 that features a young Kanye West and Mos Def rapping the lyrics to what would eventually become "Two Words" off Kanye's debut album, The College Dropout. "Two words: Chi-Town, Southside, worldwide/'Cause I rep that 'til I fuckin' die/One neck, two chains, one waist, two gats/One wall, twenty plaques, dues paid, gimme that/I am limelight, Blueprint, five mics/Go-Getters rhyme like should've been signed twice," a noticeably young Kanye spits. Kanye frequent collaborator and G.O.O.D. Music enforcer Consequence is also in the room as well as actor Wood Harris.
According to Variety, the three-part documentary will be co-directed by Coodie Simmons and Chike Ozah, and will follow West's journey over the past two decades. Jeen-Yuhs will feature behind-the-scenes footage of West's glow-up from underestimated rapper to global icon. A premiere date for the documentary has not been revealed but it is slated to debut in 2022.
The announcement of the documentary comes a month after Kanye released his 10th LP, Donda, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart before being bounced by Drake's Certified Lover Boy album the following week.
In other Kanye West-related news, the music mogul recently reportedly purchased a $57 million home in Malibu, Calif. The home is designed by famed Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
Check out the trailer for the new Netflix documentary Jeen-Yuhs below.