“Still doin’ this ish like dude in Wild Style”
A couple of days ago our boy Twice dropped a link to a movie called Freestyle – The Art of Rhyme. It got me thinking about some of the classic hip-hop movies that’ve been made over the years, and I figured it’d be dope to post a couple of ‘em here on 4080 for your viewing pleasure.
The first in the series is perhaps also the best: Wild Style. The story of a graf artist called Zoro, the movie features some of the biggest name in early hip-hop. The best part of the movie, though, comes at the 6:52 mark: “Stop fucking around and be a man. There ain’t nuthin’ out here for you.”
“Oh yes there is – this.” And then the beat drops.
Classic:
[...] the story of aspiring superstar* b-boys from the South Bronx. Unlike its contemporaries – think Wild Style and Krush Groove – Street transcends camp and, even today, remains more than a mere curiosity of [...]
[...] boy fu-quon posted the full-length film Wild Style the other day, a pinnacle of hip hop film achievement. If you haven’t had a chance to watch [...]
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