IFWT_nasshakethedust

Not long after releasing his own documentary Time Is Illmatic, Nas’ hustle in the film industry continues with a brand new film. The Queensbridge emcee collaborated with The Guardian to present an extended clip from his new documentary that covers a popular element of hip-hop that goes beyond the lyrics and the music. Nas explores the art of breakdancing and how it has affected the world from Uganda to Cambodia in Shake The Dust. Watch the clip after the jump!

Tony MC Twitter | Instagram

Nas’ venture in film continues with his latest documentary Shake The Dust. Recently, Nas and The Guardian connected to deliver an extended clip, which gives us a closer look into his new documentary that details how breakdancing has affected the world beyond the East coast. Although Nas does not appear in the film, you will see dozens of skilled breakdancers prove that its become an international phenomenon with moves that were inspired by the pioneers in the Boogie Down Bronx.

The film follows crews in Uganda, Cambodia, Yemen, and Colombia as they speak on their passion and dedication for breakin.’ They all may speak different languages and are culturally diverse, but their connection becomes evident once they all bust out the dance mat. For details on how to watch the documentary in full, log on to their website. Watch the clip below.