Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi Soundtrack: Here is the new upcoming documentary film The Kid, based on the life story of Laroi, an Australian rapper.
According to the IMDb, here is the official Synopsis. A moment in time for musician The Kid Laroi as he enters adulthood, navigating fame, mental health struggles, first love, and the death of his mentor Juice WRLD.
Nowadays, people have become more accustomed to knowing other people’s film stories, and documentaries are films based on real-life stories.
Release Date: 29 February 2024.
2026 Update: The documentary did release as planned and is available to stream now. Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi premiered on Prime Video on February 29, 2024, produced by Amazon MGM Studios and OBB Media and directed by Michael D. Ratner. It remains available to stream on Prime Video.
The Australian singer initially released a preview of his highly anticipated documentary, which is set to be released next week (29 Feb).
The report states, “from an unknown musician living in Australia to a teenage global superstar selling out his hometown arena in three years.”
Who Composed Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi Soundtrack?
- The Kid Laroi: He composed a song for Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi. He is famous for The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber: Stay Song (2021), Y2K (2024), and Juice WRLD with Marshmello feat. Polo G & The Kid Laroi: Hate the Other Side (2020).
- Mk.gee: Michael Todd Gordon, who performs as Mk.gee, is credited as a producer, composer, and co-writer on the documentary’s title track, “Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1)” by The Kid Laroi. Mk.gee is an American singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose solo career began in 2017 with the single “I Know How You Get.” (There is no public evidence that Mk.gee scored the full documentary beyond this credited track, so treat any broader “composer of the soundtrack” claim with caution.)
Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi Soundtrack List
Here is the complete Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi Soundtrack list:
- KIDS ARE GROWING UP by The Kid Laroi: This song is part of the album The First Time, released in 2023,
- Diva by The Kid Laroi: This song is part of the track Diva released in 2020
- What Just Happened by The Kid Laroi
- I Put A Drill Beat Over “Go” by thesoundofju
- WITHOUT YOU by The Kid Laroi
- Go by Juice WRLD and The Kid Laroi
- WHERE DOES YOUR SPIRIT GO? by The Kid Laroi
- Still Yours by The Kid LAROI
- STAY by Justin Bieber and The Kid LAROI
- Let her go by The Kid LAROI
- Fake shit by The Kid LAROI
- Leave Me Lonely by Hilltop Hoods
- Thousand Miles by The Kid LAROI
- Let her go by The Kid LAROI
- Paris To Tokyo By Fivio Foreign and The Kid LAROI
- Love Again by The Kid LAROI
- WHAT JUST HAPPENED by The Kid LAROI
- TOO MUCH by Central Cee, Jungkook, and The Kid Laroi
- Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1) by The Kid Laroi
We will update this article on the tab when the remaining tracks are officially confirmed on February 29, 2024. You can find a combined soundtrack for Movie Soundtrack.
As per our knowledge, the complete soundtrack will be released by Amazon. Stay tuned with us. You can also check the other soundtrack lists from Spotify and Apple Music.
Trailer Song of Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi
- Bleed by the Kid Laroi: This song is part of the album The First Time, which he released in 2023, and the genre of the song is pop.
You can listen to the complete song on YouTube and other platforms. Click here
Trailer: You can also watch the film’s official trailer on YouTube to glimpse the story and characters.
The film titled Are Growing Up: A Story About a Kid Named Laroi released the trailer, giving a glimpse of his life as a pop megastar.
In an interview, The Kid Laroi said: “As much as people are gonna learn about me through this documentary, I think people would learn more if they really paid attention to the music.”
Justin shared in the documentary teaser: “The first time I ever actually called him, he was in the shower, and I was like, ‘What’s up, dog? You can call me when you’re done showering!’”
According to another report, LAROI is about to headline their ‘For the First Time’ album in another country, including a European tour this April, which will kick off in Stockholm, Sweden, on April 4.
(Source of Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi Soundtrack: yahoo)
Quick Facts
| Title | Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Release Date | February 29, 2024 |
| Director | Michael D. Ratner |
| Featured Composer/Producer | Mk.gee (credited on the title track “Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1)”) |
| Studio/Production | Amazon MGM Studios, OBB Media |
| Where to Stream | Prime Video |
Frequently Asked Questions
Did the Kid Laroi documentary actually release?
Yes. Kids Are Growing Up: A Story About A Kid Named Laroi premiered on Prime Video on February 29, 2024, and remains available to stream there.
Who directed the documentary?
Michael D. Ratner directed and produced the film through his company OBB Media, in partnership with Amazon MGM Studios.
Did Mk.gee compose the entire documentary score?
Not exactly. Mk.gee (Michael Todd Gordon) is publicly credited as a producer, composer, and co-writer on the featured title track, “Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1)” by The Kid Laroi. There is no verified public credit confirming he scored the full documentary.
Where can I watch the trailer and listen to the music?
The official trailer is embedded above and on YouTube. Songs featured in the documentary, including tracks by The Kid Laroi, are available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.
Is there an official soundtrack album for the documentary?
There is no dedicated standalone soundtrack album released specifically for the documentary. The film draws on The Kid Laroi’s existing catalog, including songs from The First Time and singles such as “STAY” with Justin Bieber.
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