Press & Features
Rolling Stone reports the six-year Kanye West documentary opened to a strong $776K across nearly 500 theaters, a standout result for a self-released film.
Critic Amy Nicholson names In Whose Name? one of the ten best films of the year, ranking it among 2025’s most essential cinema.
Variety reviews the documentary cut from more than 3,000 hours of footage, calling it a rare unguarded portrait of one of music’s most scrutinized figures.
Deadline notes the film opened on roughly 1,000 screens and held the No. 1 documentary spot for two weeks before its global streaming release.
Billboard recaps the inaugural Accra festival that drew 52,000 fans to Black Star Square, with a lineup spanning Erykah Badu, Dave Chappelle and T-Pain.
Rolling Stone praises Star Line as a remarkable return to form, the album rooted in Chance the Rapper’s Ghana journey and the Black Star Line vision.
Rolling Stone covers the Tonight Show debut of “Yah Know,” tying the single to the Black Star Line Festival billed as the largest concert event ever held in Ghana.
Rolling Stone premieres “The Highs & The Lows,” the Joey Bada$$ collaboration and visual that first debuted during Art Basel.
Uproxx awards its highest album honor to Victor, calling Vic Mensa’s sophomore record his most cohesive and revealing work to date.
Hypebeast spotlights the Chicago-shot single and music video, a glossy reunion between Chance the Rapper and Joey Purp.
