Kanye West’s life has always been impossible to ignore. His music, his fashion, his public moments — they have all kept the world talking for years. Recently, some part of his journey in the spotlight made it to the screen, and after a well-done run in theaters, it is now available for living room viewings.

In Whose Name? gives a closer look at the highs, lows, and everything in between that have shaped West into the figure the masses know today.

In Whose Name? chronicles six years of Kanye West's life, spanning from 2018 to 2024. Filmed by Nico Ballesteros, it was released in theaters on September 19. The documentary grossed approximately $1.2 million worldwide and is now available to both rent and purchase on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.

Amazon Prime Video offers In Whose Name? for rent at $3.99, while Apple TV makes it accessible at $4.99. Both platforms list the offering for sale at $12.99. Fandango at Home is also a streaming option for West aficionados.

Running for 1 hour and 44 minutes, In Whose Name? offers an immersive portrait of one of contemporary music’s most polarizing figures. Ballesteros began shadowing Kanye West when he was only 18 and documented his bipolar diagnosis, his divorce from Kim Kardashian, and his myriad controversies. The documentary also features a diverse lineup of cameos throughout its runtime.

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From tech mogul to controversial cultural figures, Ballesteros’ documentary reveals the company West kept as the world grew increasingly wary of him.

Elon Musk appears in relaxed, intimate scenes with Kanye West in In Whose Name? showing them talk openly about their tumultuous relationships — Musk reflects on the ups and downs with Grimes while asking West about his past with Kim Kardashian. Charlie Kirk, meanwhile, appears in a 2018 strategy meeting with West and Candace Owens, where they debate culture, politics, and image, discussing how celebrities shape public influence.

Whether one is a longtime West admirer or just curious about the man behind the headlines, In Whose Name? offers an unflinching look at his life and the forces around him. While it is not the only documentary exploring West’s complex journey, Ballesteros’ film stands out for its depth and access to moments with his friends, collaborators, and critics alike. Streaming now, it gives viewers a chance to witness the good, the bad, and the unforgivable that have made West one of pop culture’s most divisive figures, all from the comfort of their couches.

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