Three months after its theatrical release, VH1 gave a broadcast premiere of Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap documentary. Directed by Ice-T, the film explores the origins and growth of Hip-Hop with interviews and performances from plenty of our pioneers and a few of our present artists. The DVD can be purchased here. yardie
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Directed by Ice-T, we follow him from coast to coast on a journey to explore the roots of Hip-Hop staring some of rap’s finest including Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kanye, Nas and more. In selected theaters on June 15.
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