Billed as “an exploration of the culture and landmarks of the chicano and street art movement that cemented Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol’s status as behind-the-scenes Hip Hop legends,” the upcoming Netflix documentary LA Originals takes a deep dive into the two Chicano artists’ road to success.
On Wednesday (April 1), the streaming giant released the first trailer for the film, which features Snoop Dogg, Eminem, George Lopez and more. Additional appearances in the doc include Cypress Hill, pop punk band Blink-182, actress Michelle Rodriguez, actor Wilmer Valderrama and the legendary Danny Trejo.
Mister Cartoon — real name Mark Machado — designed the logos for Cypress Hill and Shady Records. As a tattooist, he’s inked everybody from the late Kobe Bryant and Dr. Dre to 50 Cent and Method Man. He’s also appeared in music videos for songs such as “Criminal Set” by Xzibit and “Stan” by Eminem.
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Oriol, on the other hand, is a veteran photographer who has built a career around capturing Chicano and gang culture. The Soul Assassins affiliate has also photographed numerous celebrities, including Shady, Cypress Hill, Kendrick Lamar and more.
The Estevan Oriol-directed film is expected to arrive on Friday (April 10).
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Looks dope and Mr. Cartoon has made some great artworks for Artist for years. Not hip to the photographer guy but I dope that he got to help with making history too. Can’t wait to watch this.
Glad to see some BROWN PRIDE MEXICANS getting that love from hip-hop
except that Eminem is from Detroit.
Shhhh… don’t say that too loudly . They’re trying to promote this hard and figured if they throw em’s name in it , more people will tune in.. smh.
That’s how important Em is to the culture
Wack ass wannabe followers of sorts, come hurry and hither to this lame bullshit, Ryan Phillip, & Beyoncé, fucking funny? Holding up, doing lame shit, next to people straight up starving??, Suffering??, that’s cool???, Wtf??? Right, get the fuck outta here-
This isnt about people specifically from LA… Its about two LA Artist who have worked with people such as Em and Dre and 50.. and others. Just read the whole article in its full before throwing a response out.