Spoof of NWA and all the stereotypes and images of 90s Hip Hop
CB4 is a spoof of NWA. It’s about a Hip Hop group that can’t make it as who they really are so they pose as a gangster rap outfit which leads to success. The story was co-written by Chris Rock and Nelson George with the later also producing. George is one of the pre-eminent writers about African American music and culture.<br /><br />The movie plays upon many of the stereotypes and images surrounding rap music. There are politicians that oppose Hip Hop just to boost their careers, gangsters with beef against the group, Video Vixens, black Muslims, white rap fans, 40 ounce beer bottles, and more. All of these are played for comedic effect. The fact that Charlie Murphy was the gangster Gusto is worth the price of admission alone.<br /><br />It all makes for a good laugh at 90s rap music.<br />C
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