Grandmaster Caz of the Cold Crush Brothers talks about the book WRITTEN! The book includes photographed copies Caz’s handwritten rhymes from his original notepads. Some of the most famous rap lyrics of all time have been written by Caz, including “Rapper’s Delight”.

Grandmaster Caz talks about Melle Mel being the only person that inspired him to improve his level of emceeing. He also mentions how the Cold Crush Brothers came up with their routines and harmonic melodies.

Grandmaster Caz of the legendary Cold Crush Brothers talks about being casted for the 1983 hip hop film Wild Style. The film stands the test of time as one of the most authentic hip hop films to date.

Graffiti art innovator Lee Quiñones talks about his influences to paint on subway cars overnight in the 1970s and 1980s. Grandmaster Caz comments on how b-boys, graffiti artists, DJs, and emcees have collectively influenced him to perfect his craft.

Lee Quiñones talks about the challenges of being accepted as a graffiti artist from the 1970s and 1980s. He has since had his artwork placed in several museums, along with notoriety as an innovator of New York City street art. Check Lee’s prints for sale at DirtyPilot.com.

Wild Style film star and graffiti artist Lee Quiñones talks about the limited edition photographed prints of his early work for sale. From 1978-1982, Lee painted three walls on NYC’s lower east side handball courts. Well-known for his end to end Subway car paintings. Lee has created the templates for…

One of the earliest emcees in hip hop and star of The Art Of Rap documentary, Grandmaster Caz kicks a freestyle with the smooth and effortless flow he is known for.

Beard Gang members Jakk Frost and Tana Da Beast trade off vicious rhymes on Rap Is Outta Control.

Philadelphia rap veteran Jakk Frost shares his feelings on the ongoing battle between Meek Mill Vs. Cassidy. He also comments on the sport of battle rap and respecting one another in regards to the art form.

Philly emcee Jakk Frost talks about the “Beard Gang Initiation” song as Malik B’s first contribution to the Bead Gang as a group, and other members such as Freeway, Tana Da Beast, Tek (Smif-N-Wessun), and Reef The Lost Cauze.