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There was never a crew like them before this and there will never be another one after them, BMF ? Black Mafia Family has the streets on lock and to prove it they unleash their lifestyle and their first artist Bleu Davinci to the world on this DVD. The cars, the hoe?s, the money the mystique. This DVD has appearances with Fabulous, Young Jeezy, Busta Rhymes, Jazze Pha and many more. Go behind the scenes in the most authentic DVD showcasing one of the legendary street movements in history.

The "Black Mafia Family" originated in Southwest Detroit, Michigan, and was founded by Demetrius "Meech" Flenory and his brother Terry "Southwest T." They began their rise in the streets by allegedly selling small amounts of crack cocaine during the 1980s. Moving weight and getting their weight up, BMF's family extended to Detroit, Michigan; Columbus, Macon and Atlanta, Georgia; Los Angeles, California; Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, Florida; St. Louis, Missouri; Greenville, South Carolina; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Louisville, Kentucky and even Sinaloa, Mexico.

The Black Mafia Family recently delved into the world of hip-hop music and entertainment, successfully promoting a variety of rap artists. Young Jeezy had maintained ties to BMF for a while before his fallout with their top act, the West Coast's Bleu Davinci.This DVD is all about the BMF family, Bleu Davinci and the heart of the rumors, the stories and the lies. Covered like only The Raw Report can, this DVD is action-packed and soaked with exclusives.

This documentary focuses on legendary American gangster Frank Lucas, a Harlem drug dealer whose criminal empire eventually made him one of the most powerful figures in American organized crime. Through interviews with Lucas' own friends, colleagues and prosecutors, the film examines not only his career but also his controversial turn towards becoming a police informant. The documentary also takes a look at American Gangster, A Hollywood movie based on the life of Frank Lucas, pointing out where the fictionalized account adhered to the truth, and where it took dramatic liberties