This new documentary narrated and executive produced by Ice-T explores how crack transformed popular culture, especially Hip Hop airs tonight at 10/9C on VH1.
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Wonder how crack just happen to end up in lower income and poor communities. Black people sure don’t grow cocaine leaves that they turned into crack rocks. Still no excuse though. I ain’t never smoked crack or used cocaine a day in my life and I have lived in the projects for a period of time.
The influence of crack on hip-hop only needs to be told to those who don’t know hip-hop well. And if you want to know in detail where all that crack came from in the 80s read Dark Alliance by Gary Webb.
Wonder how crack just happen to end up in lower income and poor communities. Black people sure don’t grow cocaine leaves that they turned into crack rocks. Still no excuse though. I ain’t never smoked crack or used cocaine a day in my life and I have lived in the projects for a period of time.
I think we all know that story
damn cant wait to see that one
The influence of crack on hip-hop only needs to be told to those who don’t know hip-hop well. And if you want to know in detail where all that crack came from in the 80s read Dark Alliance by Gary Webb.
oh the gov’t totally made crack an epidemic.