Lewis Capaldi is showing fans a new side of himself with the release of his new Netflix documentary, Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now.
LISTEN NOW: Lewis Capaldi speaks out surrounding new documentary
The film details the 26-year-old’s journey from ambitious teen to GRAMMY-nominated Pop star, and while certain parts of the documentary display Capaldi’s well-known sense of humor, other parts show the darker sides to his life.
“It was a good documentary, but sad, sad at points,” Capaldi told Audacy’s Mike Adam. “When I first watched it, I was surprised that I didn’t die at the end — that’s the kind of vibe I got from it, but I’m glad it’s out. People seem to like it, which is good. It had like one or two bad reviews and those people — f*** ‘em!”
While some may not have received the bright, laughter-filled moments they expected from a documentary surrounding Capaldi’s journey, the Scottish musician says he’s relieved to have more sides of himself revealed.
“I can be a vegetable now and people will go, ‘That’s Lewis,’” he shared. “Before, I had to be happy all the time… Now, if I’m sad, people are like, ‘well, we’ve seen him be sad before, so maybe that’s my new sort of persona.' [A] dark, bruiting, intense sort of fella.”
Hear more surrounding Capaldi’s thoughts on the documentary as well as some inside information surrounding his latest album by checking out his conversation with Mike Adam above.
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