## 🎬 **Documentary Trailer “In Whose Name?” Reveals Kim Kardashian in Tears Begging Kanye West, Along With Rapper’s Controversial Statements**
**“In Whose Name?”** — a documentary capturing six years of Kanye West’s private life — is set to premiere in September. The newly released trailer unveils intense moments from the period when Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were still living together.
In one emotional scene, Kim breaks down in tears, pleading with Kanye: _“You weren’t like this a few years ago.”_ West then admits he stopped taking medication for his bipolar disorder for five months, asserting: _“I’d rather die than take those meds. Either they destroy me, or I destroy them.”_
He also shocks viewers by shouting: _“I almost killed my daughter,”_ and criticizes society for _“killing the ability to think outside the box.”_
The trailer blends powerful imagery and audio: West discussing how he once wanted to start a church while hospitalized, footage of him crying at Coachella 2019 while being comforted by Chance the Rapper, and a moment where he preaches inside a prison about _“the right to be freed by God.”_ It also shows West holding a **“YE4PRESIDENT”** sign during his presidential campaign announcement.
At the end of the trailer, West states: _“The best thing about being an artist with bipolar disorder is that whatever you do or say is a piece of art.”_
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West married in 2014 and share four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. They divorced in 2022 after years of public marital struggles. West was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016 but claimed earlier this year that the diagnosis was incorrect, and he now identifies as autistic.
Born in 1977 in Atlanta, Kanye West is an American rapper, producer, and entrepreneur. He has won 24 Grammy Awards and founded the Yeezy brand. Known for his frequent controversies, he also ran for U.S. President in 2020. West is currently living with his new wife, Bianca Censori.
The film is directed and produced by **Nico Ballesteros**, who became Kanye’s intern at age 18 and spent six years closely documenting his life. During that time, Ballesteros captured intimate and controversial moments from one of the most polarizing figures in entertainment.
**“In Whose Name?”** chronicles West’s journey — from becoming the richest Black man in U.S. history to the personal choices, conflicts, and crises that transformed his life.