Dee Black tells the story of how hip-hop influenced his life as a kid growing up in Baltimore, MD. Artists like Tupac, Biggie Smalls and Dr. Dre were the soundtrack to his destructive behavior. He ultimately found his purpose following God and not the influence of celebrity. Let's change the narrative and influence positively through music.
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Directed and Shot by Will Thomas
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