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Rubble Kings reveals the history behind the birth of hip-hop culture. Produced by Shan Nicholson (http://shannicholson.com), Rubble Kings is a comprehensive documentation of the life of street gangs in the ghetto of New York City from 1968 to 1975. It tells the story of how few forgotten people did the impossible, and how their actions impacted the world for generations to come by giving birth to hip-hop culture.

From 68 to 75 Gangs ruled new york, Peace came only through the most unlikely and courageous of events that would change the world for generations to come by giving birth to hip-hop culture.this is a must watch for everyone to see how it really was for us and how this all came about. how it transitioned from gang violence, death into different kinds of expression, all that hate and anger into elements of hip hop, still a cry for help and we still battled it out from djaying, breakin to graffiti for a title but the colors came off.this is the real deal doc coming..the voice of the voiceless. You will hear about other gangs similiar to black spades aka zulu nation (respect) there were many gangs such as dirty ones, la familia, the dirty riders ect terrorizing the tri state area, we lived it and we are still here to talk about it including me. some never made it out because sadly drugs was another way out of reality, rip. hip hop changed many lives, my life! Hip Hop Is Pure, hip hop is you, hip hop is me! Respect!