From T.I. to Tupac: Hip-Hop’s Most Memorable Movie Roles

The ’80s
From T.I. to Tupac: Hip-Hop's Most Memorable Movie Roles

Wild Style (1983) GrandmasterFlash and Fab 5 Freddy appear in this docu-drama about New York graffiti artist Zoro.


Breakin’ (1984) Ice-T makes an appearance in this urban tale of rich girl meets hip-hop.

Beat Street (1984) Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmaster Melle Mel & the Furious Five set the scene for atale that meshes graffiti art, music and the gritty New York underground culture.


Krush Groove (1985) This musical film boasts one of the most diverse rap talent pool to includeappearances by Run D.M.C., Kurtis Blow, L.L. Cool J, The Beastie Boys, and The Fat Boys.

Disorderlies (1987) The lovable Fat Boys care for an aging billionaire in this comedy.

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