Squeezie, the most followed youtuber in France, will be entitled to a documentary series retracing his story on Amazon Prime Video.
While the GP Explorer will soon be back for a new edition, Squeezie has definitely not finished making the news.
Squeezie documentary series announced
Just yesterday, Amazon Prime Video announced at a press conference that a documentary series dedicated to Lucas Hauchard, aka Squeezie, was currently in preparation on the platform. To know the title or the release date, it will obviously be necessary to arm yourself with a little more patience.
The main objective of this documentary will be to reveal behind the scenes of video creation. It will also trace the evolution of Lucas over the past ten years, from his beginnings in his bedroom filming his video game sessions to becoming the most popular French videographer with more than 18 million subscribers on Youtube. There is no doubt that Squeezie will have many secrets to reveal over the episodes of this series.
A similar approach to Orelsan?
If, for the time being, we finally have few details on how Squeezie’s journey will be approached, on paper, the approach is reminiscent of never show that to anyone, also available on Amazon Prime Video. For those who don’t know, this is an intimate docuseries looking at the life and career of rapper Orelsan. Divided into two seasons, the series has no less than ten episodes of about 40 minutes.
Anyway, if you dreamed of discovering how the famous youtubeur knew how to evolve with his time and his public, continually embarking on new projects, this documentary series devoted to Squeezie should give you many answers. It remains to be seen whether his career will be traced in as intimate a way as that of Orelsan in his own documentary.
See the offer
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- A catalog that grows month after month
- An SVOD platform and many other services
- A fairly complete back catalog
Good but could do better. This is clearly the first impression left on us by Amazon Prime Video. Its catalog remains neat, home productions from Amazon are often of high quality, but everything remains weighed down by an interface that can be greatly improved.
Good but could do better. This is clearly the first impression left on us by Amazon Prime Video. Its catalog remains neat, home productions from Amazon are often of high quality, but everything remains weighed down by an interface that can be greatly improved.
Source : BFM TV
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