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This is Hip Hop Movie Club, the show for serious hip hop fans who want to deepen their

cultural knowledge.

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We've watched over 75 hip hop themed films, and in this episode, we will talk about some

of the most notable rappers turned actors.

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We've spoken about our Mount Rushmore of actor turn rappers at live events and on previous

podcast episodes.

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And that's comprised of Will Smith, Queen Latifah, Tupac and Ice Cube.

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Today, let's dive into that next tier beneath that.

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And there are some powerhouses here as well.

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Folks like Ice T, LL Cool J, Ludacris, Donald Glover slash Childish Gambino, who actually

did it in reverse.

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He was an actor first.

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Common, Yasiin Bey, Method Man.

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Do we include Mark Wahlberg?

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Well, yes, yes we do.

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Much better acting career than a rapping career, but Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch was a

thing for a bit.

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Two albums we uncovered, they actually had two albums somehow.

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God save the Queen.

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But some of these, rappers turned to actors, just massive careers.

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And I always think back how we talk about the origins of hip hop, how it was regionalized

in the South Bronx.

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And who would know that it would yield such megastars that would be box office sensations.

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are some your favorites out of the next tier?

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tier?

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I mean, definitely LL.

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He's like on a cusp.

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He could easily be in Mount Rushmore on any given day.

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Who would you swap with him?

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yeah, and Ice-T is a powerhouse.

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I mean, he's been playing a lot of cops and detectives, but he's been pretty believable in

those roles.

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mean, Common is one of my favorites.

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mentioned Yasiin Bey He's got a comedic twist.

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I've seen him do amazing things.

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And of course, you everybody knows Method Man.

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He's in movies and shows.

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Luda mean, part of Vin Diesel's family.

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So, he's got one more.

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He's got one more that's got to come up.

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I think it's coming out next year.

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So we'll see what happens.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, mean, LL Cool J's got that special charisma you knew from when he was first on the

scene in Krush Groove.

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I mean, he's just so talented.

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He's hosted multiple award shows.

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We did a deep dive into LL Cool J.

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He's just tremendous in all of his work as a TV star and movie star.

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The funny thing with Ice-T playing the cop is, know, Cop Killer.

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You know, was his big controversial song.

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then, you know, now he's like one of the top cops of all time on TV.

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Yes.

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but these ones some of more recognizable.

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You also see a lot of actors actresses that were rappers, like these smaller roles.

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have a crew that maybe just appeared in one movie and just totally knocked out of the

park, like the Fat Boys and Disorderlies.

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I'd be remiss if we didn't just mention them.

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I mean, they didn't have a long acting career, but they were like that Three Stooges type

comedy.

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Yeah.

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And even, um, our guy, Daryl Chill from House Party.

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He's a legit actor now too.

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Like he's always doing roles, you know.

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Yeah, mean, kid and play themselves, right?

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Kid and play as well.

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they had a decent run.

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The house party franchise and class act.

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Class Act, yes.

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Yeah, so you got to have to mention Eminem just because of the biopic 8 Mile.

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I mean, he did a tremendous job.

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He didn't really have much acting experience in that role of B-Rabbit.

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It's just off the charts.

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He really didn't do that much.

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At least acting wise in feature films.

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think he was in Funny People.

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was uncredited in The Interview.

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And that's kind of it.

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He didn't need to.

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Yeah, the role in 8 Mile kind of knocked it out of the park.

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Yeah, you wouldn't have to do anything else after that.

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And, um, you know, we, we have a bit of an old school bias just because of our age, but

we've seen films with like Lil Yachty and, and I know Kendrick Lamar has been obviously,

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you know, he did the whole soundtrack for Black Panther

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But definitely, being a rapper these days would be a huge launching pad for your, acting

career and we didn't even mention Snoop Dogg, like Soul Plane and multiple others,

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We mentioned Method Man, but Redman collabed with him, How High and other silly movies, buddy films.

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Yeah, I mean, just, I would just take it back to some of the versatility of the roles that

we've seen, personally, LL Cool J and like, we've seen them, you know, we've seen them in

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horror movies, from the Halloween franchise and oh just that Deep Blue Sea with the

sharks.

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And we've seen them in, you know, funny movies, know, Last Holiday, Deliver Us from Eva,

oh like.

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from Eva.

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Yeah, he's pretty versatile, know, like you said, the kind of shines through when he's on

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So, you know, he's been pretty good in those roles.

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And the same, can say this, I actually can say the same for Common.

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Like, he's played different roles.

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I've seen him play, you know, serious roles.

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He's popped up in like the John Wick franchise.

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He was in Wanted, Just Right, you know.

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Same with Yasiin Bey I've seen Yasiin Bey actually singing songs like Lackawanna Blues.

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He was actually singing.

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He was like a Cab Calloway type character.

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Like singing and dancing and performing on stage.

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I'm like, wow, this guy's pretty good.

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And he plays one of my favorite characters in Brown Sugar.

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Cavvie I loved him in that movie.

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He was absolutely great.

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He was very realistic.

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Just a struggling rapper that's trying to make it.

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He doesn't want to sell out and go commercial.

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I actually see him play in another movie too.

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He wasn't really getting any credit for his work, but he was really good in that movie.

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That was a straight, it was like a docu-drama type movie, he was good.

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Mark Wahlberg.

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He's these places, plays cops, bounty hunters, action movies, he's doing it all.

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I feel like a lot of times when I see him playing a role, he's playing himself because it

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It's so hard, it comes across the same way.

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I'm like, he's probably playing himself.

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playing himself that's playing a cop.

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But I enjoy them.

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the comedy is like Ted, but then, yeah, a lot of times he's playing a cop or a fugitive or

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That fits his type cast.

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But remember he played uh Vince Papale in Invincible and DynoWright and I are in Eagles

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So that was a good role where he was a, yeah, that was a great movie.

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That's right, Vince Papale yes.

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Yeah, he's super versatile in acting.

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I don't say the easy transition, it's, you know, especially when you're a rapper, you make

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So it's sometimes easy transition.

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We saw that with State Property.

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It was just like a killing spree with not a lot of plot, no character development.

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It was just like, what is going on here?

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We just want to watch a massacre of sorts.

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At least I got the hookup is a comedy.

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You it's a comedy.

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like, you'll get little glimpses of, you know, silliness and things like that.

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Definitely on the opposite spectrum of great cinema.

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Yeah, but there's no shortage of quality actors and actresses that started out as rappers.

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We haven't really talked about many women besides Queen Latifah, but MC Lyte, Eve, they've

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She actually had the show.

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yet Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Rah Digga’s popped up in stuff.

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More can be done to uplift the women rappers who turn actors, actresses.

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Yeah, we need more of them.

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And I wouldn't call Lin-Manuel Miranda a rapper, but I have to mention Hamilton because it was just so revolutionary to tell the story of Alexander Hamilton entirely through hip hop

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and other songs, but mostly hip hop and some R&B.

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you know, he and Daveed Diggs and the rest of that crew.

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Leslie Odom, Jr.

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I mean, just insanely talented, right?

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I don't think, I think this trend is just going to keep continuing because again, similar,

talent skills, charisma is needed for both.

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And, um, I almost feel like the sometimes actor wants to be rapper, rapper wants to be an

actor because back in the day when you your music video, right?

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It's kind of like you always think basketball players, like they want to be rappers,

rappers want to be basketball players, basketball players want to be rappers.

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Why you don't have rings?

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We'll do the other thing.

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add something to your tool belt and be more well-versed, right?

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Man, I remember hearing a rumor years ago, and I wish it would have actually come to

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oh they wanted to reboot the nanny and have her play Fran Drescher's daughter.

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I would have watched the heck out of that.

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Oh man, I would crack up listening to her just rambling around.

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And I know this is not meant to be an entirely comprehensive list.

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This is just some of our other, you know, takes on some of these folks, but, know, like

the late DMX was in Belly because Belly was such a great film The cinematography there and

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Nas was in it as well.

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So Nas had had some roles in a few movies also.

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And they were both really good in Belly.

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I think we even said this in our episode.

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We should have seen more from them from an acting standpoint.

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And we wish they had done more.

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DMX popped up in a few movies, but yeah, we didn't get enough of Nas.

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We probably wish we could have gotten more DMX before, you know, before he left us, but

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Yeah, if you scroll through Nas's filmography, mostly most are the videos of course, but

really there wasn't that many movies.

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And I he wanted to, he probably could have gotten a lot more.

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How 'bout that.

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I haven't seen John Q.

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And John Q was actually on cable right now too.

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I haven't seen it in so long.

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almost forgot he was in it.

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You know, we've seen Cam'Ron in some films that we covered as well.

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Like some of these guys, when they're like at the peak of their popularity, that's when

you want to cash in on making those films.

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It becomes part of your legacy.

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I'm almost remiss to mention good folks down from the ATL.

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know, TI, Andre Three Stacks, know, Big Boi, All three of them have popped up in multiple

films, television shows, appearances, et cetera.

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I've liked TI in anything he's done.

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ATL was really good.

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Even that series with Kelsey Grammer called Boss, he was really good at that.

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One of the few good things.

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So yeah, TI.

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Popped up in the Ant-Man franchise.

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Got some of that Marvel money. Get that Marvel bag.

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For real.

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I like Andre 3000 in Four Brothers.

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Coincidentally, Mark Wahlberg is in that movie as well.

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As well as Tyrese.

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Who's not necessarily a rapper, but he's

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you his songs are hip hop adjacent, not just a crooner, but he can also puts out songs

that are hip hop heavy.

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He just kind of sings over them.

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But yeah, it was pretty good performance from all three of them in that movie.

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So if you didn't know about some of these films or actors or actresses, look them up

because you might find a hidden gem.

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we'll keep our eyes out for future rappers in films because we know it's gonna, as we

said, this is not a trend that's gonna die.

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As long as it's hip hop, there's gonna be rappers turning to actors.

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It's a pipeline.

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You know that's right, yep.

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And we love our documentaries as well, so there's definitely going to be more and more of

those as well.

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People telling the stories of these.

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Especially with the OG era into the time where you'll see a lot more documentaries about

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And we already have, but there's going be more of them because it's about that time where

we have of them.

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Yep, absolutely.

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More to come.

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Thanks for tuning into the Hip Hop Movie Club Show.

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I'm Dyno Wright, filmmaker, designer, longtime hip hop fan, and I was recently reminded of

how good a track, All the Places by Pete Rock and C.L.

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Smooth is and was.

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I'm JB, 80s and 90s, nostalgia junkie, long time hip-hop fan.

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And I always love these bit little parts with rapping in movies such as Kevin G in Mean

Girls and the grandma singing Rappers Delight in the wedding singer.

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Kevin Gnapoor.

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That's MC.

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Yes.

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uh That was my man right there.

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All right.

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And I'm BooGie, a DJ, a long time hip hop fan.

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I just want to take a quick second to shout out my brother, my fam, brother Hahz AKA Hahz the Ripper.

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One of the illest lyricists I've ever heard in my life straight out of Newark, New Jersey

We went to high school together.

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can check him out right now if you want to learn about him.

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He's got an episode on Memphis Bleek's Rock Solid podcast, probably about a drink.

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Champs Network is on right now.

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And I'm rocking my shirt.

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I'm supporting him.

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Hahz the Ripper versus anybody?

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Because literally, like I would put him toe toe with anybody.

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Mm-hmm.

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Next week we'll discuss the movie Idlewild featuring Andre 3000 and Big Boi. OutKast in the house.

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Join us on Thursday November 13th at the Frank Banko Alehouse cinemas in Steelstacks,

Bethlehem as the Hip Hop Movie Club hosts a special 10-year anniversary screening of

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Straight Outta Compton.

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Yeah.

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Remember, don't hate, marinate.

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Oh yeah.

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Weather's dropping, you marinate that food, throw it in the crock pot, slow cooker.

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Can you get that grub on?

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Oh yeah.