I'm not a fan of Samberg but I have to admit I really enjoyed this and this was much better than I expected.

Rating: 7/10 (12 September 2016)

"Ever since I was born, I was dope." Conner (Samberg) was part of the biggest boy band in history. After the break up he decides to begin his solo career. After some success he is excited to release his new album. When it is released tomixed reviews.he tries everything he can to remain on top, but things don't go as he planned. This is a movie I had very low expectations for. I am not a big Andy Samberg fan and really only liked when he did the songs on SNL, that said I did laugh and liked this a lot more than I expected to. This is essentially a mock-umentary about a Justin Bieber type guy who is so disconnected from reality that it leads to hilarious outcomes. The songs in this are great, my favorite was the one about gay marriage. For someone that is not a fan of Samberg at all I have to admit I really enjoyed this and even though it started to drag and get repetitive this was still much better than I expected. Overall, somewhat of a fake documentary based on the guys that do the SNL songs, much better than I expected. I give this a B.