The Kid Laroi’s ‘Kids Are Growing Up’ Documentary Trailer: Watch

The Child Laroi seemingly went from being an unknown Australian teenager navigating puberty to a burgeoning famous person with a diamond plaque to his title within the blink of a watch.

Laroi — born Charlton Howard — opens up with an intimate documentary titled Youngsters Are Rising Up: A Story About A Child Named Laroi, which shall be out there on Prime Video on Feb. 29. The “Keep” artist launched the primary trailer on Wednesday (Feb. 21), giving followers a style of what’s to return.

Directed by Michael Ratner, the documentary takes viewers on an emotional journey of The Child Laroi’s dealings with fame amid the huge industrial success of “Keep” main into his The First Time debut album, which arrived in November.

The 2-minute trailer features a preview of an unreleased music and options contributions from his “Keep” collaborator Justin Bieber.

“The primary time I ever truly referred to as him, he was within the bathe, and I used to be like, ‘What’s up, canine? You may name me whenever you’re finished showering!’” the Canadian pop star remembers.

“STAY” spent seven non-consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Sizzling 100, and the diamond-certified anthem gained Prime Sizzling 100 Tune in addition to Prime Collaboration honors on the 2022 Billboard Music Awards.

Submit Malone additionally sings Laroi’s praises within the clip: “Laroi, he’s so formidable. I may inform he was gonna be large.”

In a extra severe flip, The Child Laroi additionally will get candid concerning the classes he discovered from his late mentor, Juice WRLD, who handed away from an unintentional drug overdose in December 2019.

“[Juice WRLD] taught me quite a bit about life,” he says. “He had a lot life left to reside. That simply shouldn’t be positioned on anyone.” 

Prime Video is celebrating the doc’s arrival by internet hosting an interactive screening watch occasion and reside Q&A between followers and The Child Laroi from his house in Los Angeles on Feb. 28 at 4 p.m. PT.

Watch the Youngsters Are Rising Up trailer under and stream the documentary on Prime Video later this month.