Following the success of Nas’ Time Is Illmatic documentary, the legendary hip-hop artist is backing yet another culture-altering documentary titled Shake The Dust.
The Adam Sjoberg-directed documentary chronicles the influence hip-hop culture and the art of breakdancing has on poverty-stricken countries like Yemen, Cambodia, Uganda, and Colombia.
In the six-minute extended clip, a young Ugandan boy says:
“We know we can’t dance our way out of poverty, but with breakdancing you feel that you can do anything. If you ask me what’s happening with hip-hop, where hip-hop is going, hip-hop goes wherever we go.”
Watch the extended clip up top, and for more info about Shake The Dust, click here.
Watch A Clip Of Nas’ “Shake The Dust” Documentary was originally published on globalgrind.com