I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

The film explores the EDM and nightlife subcultures where LGBTQ+ expression often thrives. However, it doesn't delve into specific LGBTQ+ character stories and focuses more on the professional journey of the main character.

The documentary highlights the male-dominated world of global DJing. The narrative emphasizes the male protagonist's journey, reinforcing typical models of professional success in the electronic music industry.

Steve Aoki's Japanese-American heritage adds racial diversity to the film. The global festival settings suggest a multicultural environment, though race isn't a central part of the story.

The film promotes the 'work hard, play hard' lifestyle and individual brand building within a traditional Western capitalist framework. It doesn't question meritocracy or Western institutions.

There is no depiction of physical or neurodivergent disabilities in the film.