Big Boy pres­ents “50 Years of Hip-Hop” — a three-part docu­men­ta­ry series cele­bra­ting the 50th anni­ver­sa­ry of a gen­re that star­ted in the Bronx and grew into a cul­tu­ral phe­no­me­non spread across the world. Epi­so­de One covers the rise of Eazy E, the for­ma­ti­on of N.W.A., and the gangs­ter rap era of the 80’s / 90’s. Dr. Dre and War­ren G speak on the rise of Snoop Dogg — sha­ring sto­ries behind ico­nic tracks like Deep Cover, Nut­hin’ But a “G” Thang, and The Chro­nic album. War­ren G and Snoop remem­ber working with the for­mer CEO of Death-Row Records, Suge Knight. “50 Years of Hip Hop” also explo­res the rise of Tupac Shakur, his famous beef with Big­gie Smalls, and his tra­gic mur­der in 1996. Mar­lon Wayans, E‑40, and Snoop Dogg recall their finals moments with the west-coast rap­per. Plus, boxing cham­pi­on Mike Tyson speaks on Tupac’s legacy.