XXXTentacion’s Mother Attended A Private Screening Of “Look At Me” With 50 Cent

The documentary on XXXTentacion will have its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival, which takes place March 11-19 in Austin, Texas.

Cleopatra Bernard, XXXTentacion‘s mother, attended a private screening of the documentary “Look At Me” on Sunday, March 6.

XXX's mother shared a couple of photos on her Instagram profile in which she can be seen with rapper 50 cents.

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Cleopatra Bernard wrote: “Private screening with the coolest mf on the planet.

Solomon Sobande, XXXTentacion's manager, also posted a photo of himself with 50 Cent and XXX'mother on his Instagram page.

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Solomon Sobande wrote: “Screened the XXXtentacion doc for 50cent! Great to have the blessings of one of the biggest artists in tv & film! I have a feeling we got more in store !”

Look at Me (2022 film)

Directed by Sabaah Folayan and produced by FADER Films, XXX's documentary “Look at me” storyline portrays the rapper's progression from a SoundCloud rapper to one of the world's most-streamed artists. The documentary “Look at me!” will provide true stories about XXX's family, friends, and personal acquaintances including never-before-seen footage and new unheard music such as “News/Flock” and others.

According to the description, filmmaker Sabaah Folayan “offers a sensitive portrayal of an artist whose acts of violence, raw musical talent, and open struggles with mental health left an indelible mark on his generation before his death at the age of 20.”

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XXXTentacion Shot Dead at 20

On June 18, 2018, XXXTENTACION, real name Jaseh Dwayne Onfroy, was robbed and shot dead in broad daylight after leaving Riva's MotorSports in Pompano Beach, Florida.

According to a statement provided by the Sheriff's Department, XXX was approached by two armed individuals as he exited the dealership. According to reports, at least one of the suspects fired their weapon, hitting XXX. Investigators assume the incident was the result of a robbery. The robbers left with a Louis Vuitton bag holding $50,000 in cash. The 20 years old rapper was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead just over an hour later.

XXXTentacion Conflicts

The young rapper who had a history of arrests was frequently chastised for his bad behavior and was facing 15 federal charges at the time of his death.

XXX's legal troubles began in 2012 when he was only 14 years old. During that year, he was arrested twice: first for possessing weed and for breaking into a residence and stealing a laptop to record music on.

At the age of 16, XXX was sentenced to a year in a youth correctional institution for gun possession.

In July 2016, only days after being released on bond for stabbing his former manager, XXX was arrested again for theft, assault with a dangerous weapon, and armed robbery in connection with an incident in November 2015.

The Florida rapper was released on bail in September, only to be arrested again the following month on charges of false imprisonment, witness tampering, and aggravated assault against a pregnant victim who later turned out to be his ex-girlfriend, Geneve Ayala.

XXX pled not guilty to the allegations and was freed on house arrest on December 20, 2017.

On March 21, 2018, he was freed from house imprisonment after a court granted his plea to go on tour.

The young artist was shot dead months later, and all allegations against him were ultimately dismissed.

XXXTentacion Last Instagram Video

There is no doubt that XXX struggled throughout his 20 years in this world.
The Florida rapper dealt with mental health issues on a daily basis, and he was failed in some of the systemic ways that America fails so many young kids.  There is no question that X music had a good impact on the lives of many individuals, particularly teenagers who identified with the rapper.

When and Where to watch “Look at me”

XXXTentacion fans can watch the documentary at the SXSW Film Festival in March or on Hulu on May 26.
For more information on SXSW Film Festival tickets go to sxsw.com.