“Fear me like you fear God because I bring death” pronounced by 50 Cent and other violent-inducing lyrics has become a mainstream art for many hip hop artists.

In this documentary film, Adelin Gasana documents the stigma of hip hop as influential to violence that is not only endorsed and encouraged by corporate music entrepreneurs but glorified and exalted by the rap artists and their fans themselves usually on the basis of violence, crime, and ill-moral behaviors.

For violence to be glorified in its own imitable way by talented and richly accommodated rap artists establishes a heavy influence of burden that work in the large increases of black on black homicide, drug crimes, hate crimes, and many felonious affairs of young minority groups in America.