Right from the start you'll notice the excellent job the directors did. Everything from the camera angles in interviews to the editing was done in a dope manner. The film opens up with Obscure Disorder in Montreal. They drop some science on the English/French speaking division in Canada. From there you get to see A-Trak rip it up on the wheels. From there it goes into an interview with Pharoahe Monch, he breaks down his writing style and also spends some time talking about "Simon Says," he explains the background story to the song. It actually makes you like the song even more than originally. The film continues on, and you have a conversation with Apani B. Fly and Mr. Complex. It then jumps to the West coast, as the Sound Providers talk about how they're moving forward in Hip-Hop by caring on old traditions (crate diggin').

After a little interlude with the Beat Junkies, you get to hear from one of my fav. emcees. None other than J-Treds, he breaks down his flow real quick and then he's out. This is when the film gets hot. The next stop is Philly, at this part of the movie they focus in on the All That Show. The promoters talk about, how they're following old traditions and doing $5 at door shows. In between all this we get to see performances from Cage and Mr. Eon (he's bent), and a dope performance from The Last Emperor of "Black Magic." The film touches up with both Cage and The Last Emp, before it moves to it's next destination. The next highlight is the Cali Agents with Madlib. Here we get to find out how Madlib discovered Quasimoto (I won't spoil it) and we get to hear Planet Asia's R&B debut (too hot). The Alkaholics drop in for a minute and they're up to the usual shit.

The film continues to touch on various spots. You'll get to see performances from Checkmark and Reks (Boston), you get to hear from Esoteric and Mr. Lif. They touch base with Shawn J. Period and he talks about his production style. Mass Influence drops some very interesting information about their operations in Atlanta. Ill Bill and Non-Phixion speak on their style. Kweli performs "On Mission" in the studio before recording it. Hi-Tek talks about bringing positivity in music and so on. The film even touches in and shows you some b-boys in Madrid, Spain. As the film gets closer to an end you get to Washington DC (my location), where get to see performances from Unspoken Heard and J-Live.