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The Raw Report will soon become the leading provider of Hip-Hop entertainment and news via the DVD platform. The Raw Report DVD-Magazine gives viewers an inside look at the lives of their favorite artists who are well loved and often ignored by major media outlets. In a consistently creative and captivating manor, The Raw Report covers the business, legal, political and social aspects of the Hip-Hop world.

Where can you watch the King of the South tell you what really goes on in the music business? Watch Ludacris spit 16 bars in your face and you not get upset? Get inside Pastor Troy's monster truck and not go to jail? The inaugural issue of The Raw Report Volume I The first issue is packed with Killer Mike, Bonecrusher, HITCO Publishing VP Shakir Stewart, Memphis Bleek and the King of the South T.I. as he takes us to his studio and discusses why the industry won't let all the real niggas in. Can't forget the groundbreaking M.O.P. interview and, if that's not enough, check out the uncut version of Nelly's Tip Drill Video.

Volume 2 jumps off with Jadakiss letting the people know 'WHY?' Kiss explains the bullshit politics that goes on inside the industry and how he feels about Halle Berry, P.Diddy, Ronald Reagan and more. BG gives Baby a piece of his mind, salutes Soldier Slim, and gives you the bizness on Chopper City Records. Atlanta's own Stat Quo, the newest member of the Shady/Aftermath squad, brings you inside the studio and out on the streets as he drops a new mixtape. Jaz-O gives his side of the story. Hear what he has to say about Hov, Nas' ETHER and how he helped build The Roc.

Volume 3 of The Raw Report DVD Magazine contains some of the illest footage we've ever released. We took it to the streets of Chicago to hang out with Bump J and the Goon Squad and get the truth on how he was able to get back Young Bucks chain. Saigon - Da Yardfather takes us through Brooklyn and tells us why he was locked up at such an early age. Then we cross the bridge to Manhattan to kick it with Kay Slay's artist Papoose. Why was Game dropped from G-Unit? Who's responsible for Games success? Why didn't Game side with 50 in the Jada and Fat Joe beef? All these questions are answered in 50 Cent vs. The Game! We take you through a behind the scenes interview with Jayceon "Chuck" Taylor and then we uncover the most unexplianed beef in Hip Hop history.