Planet Rock: The Story of Hiphop and the Crack Generation

Narration and Production by Ice-T, Planet Rock: The story of Hiphop and Crack Generation is the first documentary focusing on the era of Hiphop culture phenomenon in the 1980s and the birth of cocaine. While we are seeking ways to formulate policies and laws by media lies, racial discrimination and politicians to become the world's largest prison population, films are culturally, socially and politically American hips I will show you how to change hop culture and cracks

Hoop MC such as Snoop Dog, B-Real, Wu-Tang's The RZA, Raekwon and others reflects crack dealers from teens to 20's. The cracks came out of their escape, but it paved the way for their rap's career. Hiphop can tell your story more than any art form. After being imprisoned, Snoop Dogg withdrew from the cracking game and became one of the most famous rappers in the 1990s. B - Real worked directly with the neighbor 's team and made Cyphers Hill. RZA continues to use the cracked business model from the mid-1990s to the latter half, and applies it to Wu Tang superstar rights. Keith Hearing's 1986 Crack is a mural painting of Wack in New York today.

Overall, this is an incredible documentary on how Hiphop is about peace, unity and fun. When a crack struck the street, everything changed, and the Hiphop was there to fight back.

For those who lived in the 1980s, these stories are nothing new. As a background of the literature of VH 1, "Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and Crack Generation" was broadcast on Sunday, September 18. Roc Doc focuses on the impact of hip hop and vice versa crack pop. This is a balanced portrayal of the crack boom - not too stupid or educational - how it shows harmful cracks, and reaction media and elected officials have intensified the destruction of the city center. Introduced by Executive Producer Ice - T, Planet Rock learned about the effects of cracks on their lives and music careers from rapper Snoop Dogg, Raekwon, Rza.

Narration and Production by Ice-T, Planet Rock: The story of Hiphop and Crack Generation is the first documentary focusing on the era of Hiphop culture phenomenon in the 1980s and the birth of cocaine. The film is culturally, socially and politically American hip-hop · society · politically, while the media lie, racial discrimination and politicians seek out ways to formulate policies and laws so that we become the world's largest prison population It shows you how to change cultures and cracks. Hoop MC such as Snoop Dog, B-Real, Wu-Tang's The RZA, Raekwon and others reflects crack dealers from teens to 20's. The cracks came out of their escape, but it paved the way for their rap's career. Hiphop can tell your story more than any art form. After being imprisoned, Snoop Dogg withdrew from the cracking game and became one of the most famous rappers in the 1990s. B - Real worked directly with the neighbor 's team and made Cyphers Hill.