Kanye West fights with Kim Kardashian, makes Kris Jenner cry and meets with Charlie Kirk in new documentary

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A new film called ‘In Whose Name?’ is being released this Friday, and it focuses on the life of Kanye West, the former husband of Kim Kardashian.

As a lifestyle expert, I’ve been following the recent coverage of the 48-year-old rapper, and it’s been quite a story. Some personal videos taken on an iPhone have surfaced, and they show him going through a really difficult time. It’s a raw and revealing look behind the public persona, and it’s definitely sparking a lot of conversation.

A new, unofficial documentary by Nico Ballesteros follows the star’s life over a six-year period, from 2018 to 2024.

It’s unclear how Ballesteros, only 18 years old when filming started, managed to capture so much footage of West.

The film portrays a father of four battling bipolar disorder who engages in several controversial actions, including a dispute with a member of the Kardashian family, upsetting Kris Jenner, speaking with Charlie Kirk, and making threatening remarks about Jewish people – specifically, calling for ‘death con 3’ against them.

The film also features appearances by stars like Lady Gaga, Drake, LeBron James, Chris Rock, Diddy, Rihanna, Virgil Abloh, and Justin Bieber.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West married in 2014 but separated in early 2018. Together, they have four children: North, age 12, Saint, age 10, and twins Chicago and Psalm, both age 6.

After returning home to Chicago to throw the first pitch at a White Sox game, Kardashian questioned him about why he’d told the press they were planning to move to Illinois.

‘We can talk about that later, and more thoroughly, but – ‘ Kim said.

West admitted he had been off his meds for five months. ‘It ain’t no but!’ West shouted.

And he is seen screaming at Kris Jenner and makes her cry when she asks him to take his medication.

West angrily stated that others had made him feel worthless and stripped of his masculinity. He claimed they were able to do so only because he was taking medication, and he expressed a preference for death over continuing medication.

“It doesn’t matter,” Kris said, but West immediately started shouting, “It does matter! It really does! It does!”

We care about what *we* think, not what anyone online says,” Jenner told West. “I love you, and I want you to be happy and healthy. More than that, I want our daughter to feel a loving connection with you, just as you want with her.

The movie covers his beef with Taylor Swift from the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

After the well-known incident, a member of Kanye West’s team jokingly imitated Taylor Swift’s shocked response, saying, ‘Here I am, just a normal 19-year-old at the VMAs… Oh! Someone’s interrupting me! Oh!’

Pharrell Williams warns West about ‘f***ing up’ his life and career in 2018.

A shocking incident occurred on September 10th at Utah Valley University in Utah, when Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while performing onstage.

I was really surprised to see Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, alongside Kanye West and Candace Owens – she was working as the communications director for his organization back then. Kirk was talking about how they were about to cause a huge stir online, basically ‘break the internet’ with whatever they were doing.

According to 36-year-old Owens, culture shapes politics, not the other way around. Whoever influences what people believe and value ultimately holds the power in politics.

This took place in April 2018.

In September 2018, Kanye West clashed with Saturday Night Live comedian Michael Che. Che questioned West’s behavior, wondering why he was acting up when so many people admired him. West responded by saying he had problems with the show itself.

Then there was West’s phone call with Jared Kushner, the husband of Ivanka Trump.

I’ve been following West for a while now, and honestly, what he said about wanting special access to the White House really resonated with his core desire – he just wants to feel valued and admired, and he expressed it as a need for that level of recognition and respect.

West warned that if he were to die while wearing the hat near the White House, it would be a political disaster for whoever is in power, likely costing them the midterm elections. He urged people to really listen to what he had to say.

Billionaire Elon Musk is also seen.

‘So are you and Kim off and on or something?’ the Tesla CEO asked.

‘I don’t have the answers,’ West finally replied. ‘Answers to everything except for that.’

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2025-09-19 18:49