I've learned a lot watching television, especially over the past couple of years. I've been taught things about politics, human nature and Black History that I never even came close to learning when I was in school. Knowledge has a way of changing the way people view things, and in this case, FX's new six-episode docuseries Hip Hop Uncovered has changed the fundamental way I view hip hop as a culture, a business and a social phenomenon. I'm not usually impressed by documentaries, but this thing makes me feel like I understand the world better, knowing what I know now. Hip Hop is an integral part of American culture, and we've been screaming about it through various forms of media for several decades now. Let's talk about it.
FX's "Hip Hop Uncovered" Reveals the Truth About the Rap Industry
