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Rare Interview
Cocaine City
One of the most influential street DVD series of the 2000s. Captured the rise of the mixtape era in New York City — featuring raw street footage, exclusive interviews, and early appearances from artists like Max B and Rick Ross. Era: 2005–2012 Location: New York City Format: Street DVD Documentary Series
Classic Battle
Smack DVD battles
The foundation of modern battle rap culture. SMACK DVD documented the raw, unfiltered battle rap scene in Harlem — showcasing legendary clashes, street cyphers, and the early careers of artists who would define the culture. Era: 2002–2009 Location: Harlem, New York City Format: Battle Rap / Street DVD Series
Documentary Clip
Street Heat clips
A spotlight on street performance and underground talent. Street Heat captured the energy of emerging artists, freestyle sessions, and real-time street performances — giving a platform to voices before the era of social media exposure. Era: 2007–2012 Location: East Coast / U.S. Cities Format: Street DVD Performance Series
Interview Clip
Pimpin Ken
An inside look at street culture, music, and urban life. Raw Report blended interviews, lifestyle footage, and behind-the-scenes access to artists and neighborhoods — offering an unfiltered perspective of the hip-hop world. Era: 2005–2010 Location: Atlanta / Southern U.S. Format: Street DVD Documentary Series
Artist Documentar
The ComeUp DVD
Documenting the rise of the next generation of hip-hop artists. The Come Up DVD series followed emerging talent, studio sessions, and underground buzz — capturing artists before fame and preserving their early grind. Era: 2006–2010 Location: New York City Format: Artist Documentary / Street DVD Series
THE ARCHIVE
How We Preserve Street DVD History
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Sourcing
Original street DVDs and tapes from the independent era of hip-hop media.
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Restoration
Digitized and cleaned up so classic footage plays right on today’s screens.
03
Curation
Organized by series, city and era — Cocaine City, Smack, Raw Report, Street Heat, Cheddar and more.
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Streaming
On Hood Box Office — phone, TV and laptop, with new titles added regularly.
BROWSE THE VAULTS
Archive Highlights
CLASSIC SERIES
Cocaine City
The New York street DVD series that captured the mixtape era — Max B, Rick Ross and French Montana before the mainstream.
BATTLE RAP
Smack DVD
Harlem’s raw battle rap scene — legendary clashes and street cyphers that built modern battle rap.
MIAMI LEGEND
Uncle Luke’s Peep Show
The story and sound that helped shape hip-hop culture and Miami nightlife.
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