This documentary offers a revealing look at Southern rapper Lil Wayne, from his beginnings with the Hot Boys through his big break as a solo artist. 

Tracks like "Ice Ice Baby," "Funky Cold Medina," and "Elevate My Mind" by Stereo MCs may not be everyone's definition of old-school rap, but this fourth volume in the series... More...

Like past volumes in the series, Source Hip Hop Music Awards 2001 features many of the year's biggest rap hits, emphasizing quality as well as popularity. While the majority of... More...

Shortly after establishing himself as a prominent member of the Hot Boys, Lil Wayne entered the solo realm with Tha Block Is Hot. From beginning to end, the teen rapper gets... More...

51/50 Ratchet, the major-label debut of young Shreveport, LA, rapper Hurricane Chris, features his breakthrough single, "A Bay Bay," and a bunch of songs that are very similar in... More...

This collection is packed with uncut music videos that are considered too raw for TV. 

Superstar rapper 50 Cent shines in this collection of his hit music videos, including "21 Questions," "Candy Shop," Disco Inferno," "Get Rich or Die Trying," "Hate It or Love It,"... More...

Revered rapper 2 Pac Shakur shines in this collection of his hit music videos, including the ROAD WARRIOR-inspired "California Love" and "All About U," "Dear Mama," "Do For Love,"... More...

The careers of the Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur are explored on this documentary about the two superstar rappers. As well as rare interview and performance footage, the... More...

From the mid-'80s peak of old-school rap come 14 classics, including "Give It All You Got" by Afro-Rican, "The Message" and "White Lines" by Grandmaster Flash, "The Breaks" by... More...

Each title explores a specific issue by placing fourteen to sixteen carefully edited, accessible articles from a wide range of sources in a unique pro/con format, while useful... More...

Well, you know what you're gonna get if you buy the first soundtrack to Girls Gone Wild, the enduring video series that showcases a never-ending series of college girls and... More...

What could be finer than a meeting of some of the biggest rap stars in the game, and some of the hottest booty around? Not much that's for sure, so sit back, relax and enjoy the... More...

Originally released on the PlayStation in 1997, PaRappa the Rapper celebrates his tenth anniversary by lending his rhyme spitting skills to the PSP. The game includes all the same... More...

Since 1997, the Source Presents: Hip Hop Hits series has plotted the progression of rap music as it has played an increasing role in mainstream culture. The sixth volume of Source... More...