Ups & downs of A Tribe Called Quest but most importantly how they kept the spirit going
Beats, Rhymes & Life was made by actor Michael Rapaport who is a lifelong Hip Hop fan. This documentary was made just as it seemed like A Tribe Called Quest was coming apart, again, after a re-union. The film emphasizes how the members of the group knew each other for so long, what drew them together, how things fell apart, but most importantly why they kept the spirit going.<br /><br />The documentary emphasizes the up and down relationship between Phife and Q-Tip that would lead to the break-ups. It also goes into how Tribe forged their style and found like minded people that formed the Natives Tongues. It also includes more about the band’s lives like Phife’s love of sports and his struggle with diabetes.<br /><br />As a huge Tribe fan I can say this documentary was very fulfilling. It brought back memories, it revealed issues I didn’t know about like how bad Phife’s health got, etc.
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