Directors: David Daniel; Damon Dash

Writers: Brian Ash; Charles Q. Murphy

Keywords: Crime/Comedy, Hip-Hop

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Kamal Ahmed	Comic	07-May-1966		Half of The Jerky Boys
Memphis Bleek	Rapper	23-Jun-1978		M.A.D.E.
Cam'ron	Rapper	4-Feb-1976		The Diplomats
Damon Dash	Business	3-May-1971		Co-Founder, Roc-A-Fella Records
Stacey Dash	Actor	20-Jan-1966		Dee Davenport on Clueless
Jay-Z	Rapper	4-Dec-1969		Can I Get A...
Charlie Murphy	Actor	12-Jul-1959		Chapelle's Show
Noreaga	Rapper	6-Sep-1977		Niggas On the Run Eating
Michael Rapaport	Actor	20-Mar-1970		Zebrahead
Beanie Sigel	Rapper	6-Mar-1974		Rapper, Protege of Jay-Z
Ralph Tresvant	Singer	16-May-1968		New Edition

REVIEWS

Review by babby_d (posted on 22-Feb-2005)

Bare joke! I was very skeptical about this movie at first.

• It's a production of Damon Dash's and I hate da fool
• The title makes the film oh so predicable
• I thought it was going to be the usual "shoot em up bang bang, fake gangsta" movie

The film could not have survived without Daniel's charisma, he manages to be a complete 'dick-ed' while lookin sexy. Dude is hilarious. A funny point to look out for is Memphis Bleek's appearance. He drops hilariously stoopid lyrics while robbing a house... the money is supposed to help him get into the studio and brush up his skills. What's even funnnier is I think the lyrics are actually on one of his albums... At least he doesn't mind being WACK. Ha!

But really this is a cool movie, as most reviewers say "I was pleasantly surprised" I actually brought the DVD (it's a pirate but shush!)

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