I’m probably the worst person to write this article because I’ll find it impossible to be critical of the musical superstar.

After Lemonade was released, I started measuring the success of things on a scale of one to Beyoncé.

Now she has a documentary and I’ve cleared any plans I had next weekend to watch it.

The trailer for Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé features a voiceover from the late, great American poet Maya Angelou.

Here’s Quartz:

Beyoncé is frequently hailed as the world’s greatest living entertainer, and she has bolstered that reputation with an ever-expanding portfolio of creative work. (The woman that the New York Times recently described as “the first lady of Everything” just made a grand entrance into the corporate sneaker wars.)

So it’s easy to see how Angelou’s words describe her, as a paragon of human potential.

The doccie follows Bey through the build-up to her 2018 Coachella set.

Beyoncé was the first black woman to headline the festival (a fact that she pointed out upon first taking the stage). Over a year in the making, it was her first performance following the birth of twins Rumi and Sir. It was seen as a triumphant homage to black college life, and to black excellence more broadly.

Check it out.

On a scale of one to Beyoncé, this looks Beyoncé.

Catch it on April 17.

[source:quartz]