From Boyz in Da Hood to Black Panther, grab a big comfy seat, get your popcorn, and get ready for a fantastic voyage through hip-hop's evolution in movies from villain to hero to whatever LL Cool J was trying to do in Deep Blue Sea.

Grab your popcorn, Rap of Ages is going to the movies! Ghetto Supastar was the theme song to DJ Turntable's favorite movie, Bulworth. Warren Beatty Djing, ODB sneaking into booths, assasinations, obscenity?! Take a step back in time, and explore the first hip-hop song nominated for an Oscar, and find out what happened to the third member of the Fugees.

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Tired of the man getting you down? You're not alone. Shout out to the great ones from Aretha to Cardi B. This one is by the ladies, for the ladies.

What's the easiest rapping assignment of all time? Money, cash, hoes, money, cash, what? Join us as we look back on one of 1998's hottest collaborations: DMX, Jay-Z, Swizz Beats all together for the last time. Find out why, and more, this week on Rap of Ages.

Ever wonder why no one raps about their metro pass? Come explore the history of traveling in style from the sweet chariot to the G6. This week on Evolutions - planes, trains, boats, and rimz (with a zee).

This week we are moving north to where hip-hop got its start. Does that say Harlem World? Yea you’re reading that right. We’re talking about one of Harlem’s favorite sons, Killa Cam’ron Giles. Massively influential in the industry, we uncover how Cam got his start, his love of all things pink, and his obsession with international politics. Did you know Cam'ron is real life cape designer? Are you not following @mr_camron on the 'gram? All this and more on Rap of Ages.

Remember skits? Like that time you were listening to hot track after hot track only to be interrupted by a non-sequitur voicemail, radio call in show, or Method Man's torture chamber. Well we were trying to get our act together to record this week, but this was the best we could do. Enjoy.

Take a journey through the history of soldiering on the block. From Pac to Em and back, hip-hop's history with defending its turf gets real.

This week, we examine Brian's favorite artist of 1998, DMX and yes, his dogs bite. Love him or hate him, DMX is always on message. But despite his whopping 25 arrests, did you know DMX has a softer side? He moonlights as a pastor and loves Zoolander. Join us this week as we stop, drop, shut 'em down, and open up shop.