Thanks to our friends at Pitchfork.TV for one week only you can watch Spike’s entire 2003 documentary of the strange and wonderful tale of Fatlip of The Pharcyde.
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Fatlip is hands down one of my favourite emcees of all time and I’ve always loved this documentary. This song is classic hip hop without a doubt and Spike did a great job of bringing out the heart and soul of the lyrics. Great work all round really. They should do more work together, far more often!
i love the music video for this!
Hehe.
Old names from the past do pop up sometimes…congrats to you and your hard work has paid off. “WTWTA” is the fav book of my g-kids..Riley and Jilly. BMX served you well and was a Springboard to your success; its been fun to follow. We lost Ryan in 05 to suicide and its been very hard but we are making it. We miss him. We will be going to the see the show and will think of you. Our best thoughts and wishes for your future.
Michelle Sheehan
S&S Racing (Ryans Mom)
:/ I think I missed it :( Any possibility to see this somewhere else?
Also missed it.. anywhere else online?