50 Years Of Hip-Hop (Documentary)
Introducing “50 Years of Hip-Hop” by Big Boy, a captivating three-part documentary series commemorating half a century of the genre that originated in the Bronx and evolved into a global cultural phenomenon. In Episode One, delve into the compelling narrative of the emergence of Eazy E, the foundation of N.W.A., and the influential gangster rap era spanning the 1980s and 1990s.
Within this episode, Dr. Dre and Warren G provide insight into the ascent of Snoop Dogg, sharing behind-the-scenes anecdotes about iconic tracks like “Deep Cover,” “Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang,” and the landmark album “The Chronic.” Warren G and Snoop fondly recollect their collaborative experiences with the former head of Death-Row Records, Suge Knight.
“50 Years of Hip-Hop” also delves into the rise of Tupac Shakur, his well-known rivalry with Biggie Smalls, and the tragic events leading to his untimely death in 1996. The documentary features recollections from notable figures such as Marlon Wayans, E-40, and Snoop Dogg, who share their final moments with the iconic West Coast rapper. Furthermore, boxing champion Mike Tyson reflects on Tupac’s enduring legacy.
For a comprehensive understanding, catch the complete interviews exclusively on BigBoyTV, immersing yourself in the rich history of hip-hop’s evolution over five decades.
Chapters:
0:52 Dr. Dre, Eazy E, and NWA
7:05 Snoop Dogg Before The Fame
11:11 The Rise of Snoop Dogg
23:38 Warren G
27:08 Suge Knight
31:26 Tupac Shakur
37:24 Tupac and Biggie’s Beef
47:58 The Unsolved Murder of Tupac
