Hip-Hop and the White House: 50 years of hip-hop culture in an exclusive documentary on Disney+.

Hip-Hop and the White House, a documentary directed by Jesse Washington, will be available on Disney+ from October 9, 2024. The film traces hip-hop’s rise from street culture to political influence through decades marked by historic encounters at the White House. Hip-Hop and the White House, a groundbreaking documentary by Jesse Washington, takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the 50-year history of hip-hop, illustrating how this once fringe culture has evolved into a global political and cultural force. Available on Disney+ from October 9, 2024, the film sheds light on hip-hop’s political influence, from its most committed songs to the impact of rappers who have met U.S. presidents. With contributions from legends such as Grandmaster Caz, Davey D and KRS-One, this documentary explores the interplay between music and power. This documentary looks back at the five decades during which hip-hop has moved from obscurity to the spotlight, becoming one of the most influential political voices. It highlights the artists who created politically engaged songs and highlights the key moments when rappers were invited to the White House, meeting presidents and performing in this symbolic institution. With rare archive footage and exclusive testimonials, Hip-Hop and the White House reveals how...