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It's one of the few things in life that exceeds its hype by dulac89

You can't even begin to understand how good it is until you see it. The brilliance of it transcends the performers.

I cannot begin to understand how one man was able to create 3 hours of such pure brilliance.

We've seen it twice now, and it may have been even better the second time.

Michael Luwoye is playing Hamilton in NYC right now, and he was brilliant, I think better than Javier Munoz. My understanding is that he was the lead for Hamilton in San Fran and LA.

If you have the chance to see it, just do it