Hip-Hop is in disarray, the number one song is a disgrace. Numbered are tracks about political action and real issues. Now with a country at war overseas and few citizens that could care at home, is this America? Hasn't "freedom of speech" given us a chance to speak our mind, is this what we do with that privilege? The revolution will be televised. Watch as two individuals chase the American Dream, search for the land of opportunity and breathe life back into Hip-Hop music.

I can end a battle in less than three words
If 'Hip-Hop is dead', 'Witness the rebirth'

We (the artist and I) will release documentary footage of his work and life; including freestyle sessions, live-studio, and events; as well as other moments, hanging out with friends, conversation/arguments with peers, and rough hardships. We will test the limits of ethnicity and answer the question "what does it take to be regarded as the best, in Hip-Hop?"