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Click on the player above to hear Affion Crockett‘s spot on impressions of Jay-Z , Snoop Dogg, Kanye West, Drake, Chris Brown and Lil Wayne and to get a quick shot of Alexis Ford‘s titties in this exclusive RadioPlanet.tv video interview!

Ohhh my Lord, this interview is too much! HAHAH!

Twenty-five years after crack cocaine ravaged American cities, a new VH1 Rock Doc explores how the drug also transformed popular culture, especially hip-hop. The latest addition to the Emmy-winning franchise, “Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation,”premieres Sunday, September 18 at 10PM* on VH1.

Narrated and executive produced by Ice-T, “Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation” is the first documentary to focus specifically on the connections between crack and hip-hop. Based primarily on the first-person accounts of four famous dealers-turned-rappers, the film also widens its lens at points to show how crack changed America culturally, socially and politically.  Using rare footage, photos, and animation, all set to the beats and rhymes of the iconic hip hop tracks of the day, the documentary explores how media hysteria, racism and political reaction produced policies and laws that have left us with the largest — and most disproportionately African-American — prison population in the world.

Crack first appeared in the early 1980s, but by 1986, it was raging through the inner cities of America like wildfire, leaving pain, grief, and death in its wake. With candid, never-before-seen interviews from survivors, including Snoop Dogg, Cypress Hill’s B-Real, and the Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and Raekwon, “Planet Rock” examines the hardships young men encountered growing up in impoverished neighborhoods, which led many to deal crack cocaine as their only way out. This destructive drug not only provided an escape, but also paved the way for an entrance into hip-hop.

More than any other art form, hip-hop reflected and documented the crack epidemic. The chaos and madness of the crack phenomenon was fused with the sound and style of hip-hop during its formative years.  From the gold dookie chain to Gucci, many hip-hop artists were influenced by the look and fashion of infamous dealers like Azie Faison in Harlem, who is prominently featured in the documentary, along with FreewayRicky Ross, the Godfather of Crack in LA.  As hip-hop became increasingly popular, the fascination with crime and gangster culture, specifically the violence inherent in crack culture, became ingrained in the music. And soon the very kids dealing crack were turning their street tales into hit records. After serving hard time in jail, Snoop Dogg became the biggest rapper of his day; after a bullet in the back nearly killed him, B Real went legit with Cypress Hill; and after crafting their business model on the crack hustle, RZA and Raekwon turned the Wu Tang Clan into a hip hop empire.  As journalist Cheo Choker reflects, “it’s fascinating to think that Jay Z, a global icon who had better seats at President Obama’s inauguration than Jesse Jackson, was once a New York City crack dealer.”

“Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation” is the newest installment in the Emmy Award winning VH1 Rock Doc franchise.  The VH1 Rock Doc “Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America” was recently nominated in the Outstanding Arts & Culture Programming category for this year’s News & Documentary Emmy Award. VH1 Rock Docs are feature-length documentaries that tell unique stories of artists and music from a wide range of genres, styles and musical perspectives. “Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation,” will be available online following the on-air premiere on September 18. For more information on VH1 Rock Docs go to RockDocs.VH1.com.

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It turns out that there are three different versions of this song! This is the rap version, then there is a rock and roll version with Korn‘s former guitarist Rob Patterson and also a stadium anthem for sporting events?!

You can download this version and the rock version on iTunes by CLICKING HERE!

Her new book is about her insiders look at day time television, but in the book does she throw her former co-hosts under the bus!? Did Star Jones p*ss off the entire cast of The Celebrity Apprentice during her run on the show? What does she think about Waka Flocka posing nude for PETA?! Does she dig Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Dr. Dre?!

She already said Whoo Kid looks like Denzel Washington, so does she take her flattering ways one step further?!

Star Jones is a down a*s sister! Find out how she keeps a level head in an industry gone mad in this exclusive RadioPlanet.tv video interview!

If you are a Travis Barker fan you better download his mixtape Let the Drummer Get Wicked with DJ Whoo Kid by CLICKING HERE!

Look at those features!

1. Can A Drummer Get Some (Feat. Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Swizz Beatz, Game)
2. If You Want To (Feat. Pharrell, Lupe Fiasco)
3. Carry It (Feat. RZA, Raekwon, Tom Morello)
4. Knockin’ (Feat. Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, E-40, Dev)
5. Jump Down (Feat. The Cool Kids)
6. Devil’s Got A Hold (Feat. Slaughterhouse)
7. Let’s Go (Feat. Yelawolf, Twista, Busta Rhymes, Lil Jon)
8. Saturday Night (Feat. Transplants, Slash)
9. Cool Head (Feat. Kid Cudi)
10. Raw Shit (Feat. Tech N9Ne, Bun B)
11. Just Chill (Feat. Beanie Sigel, Bun B, Kobe)
12. Beat Goes On / I Play The Drums (Feat.Cypress Hill)
13. On My Own (Feat. Corey Taylor) (Deluxe Edition Only)
14. Don’t F*ck With Me (Feat. Paul Wall, Jay Rock & Kurrupt) (Deluxe Edition Only)
15. City of Dreams (Feat. The Clipse & Kobe) (Deluxe Edition Only)
16. Misfits (Feat. Steve Aoki) (Deluxe Edition Only)