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Music has always been sort of this language that I spoke. Everything from, you know, the Doors to the Beatles to Prince to jazz. You know, my mom was a big Billie Holiday fan, so I consumed Billie Holiday voraciously. I mean, I would stay up in the middle of the night and organize my mom's albums on the living room floor and I would just play the songs in order and I would chase the fades. I would turn it up to catch every last drop of the record because some of the best stuff was in the fade. Hip-hop then also had this additional appeal to me as this sort of black movement that was empowering people who were otherwise lost and overlooked, and I grew up feeling like that was my mission as the daughter of local politicians
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Music has always been sort of
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this language that I spoke.
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Everything from, you know,
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the Doors to the Beatles
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to Prince to jazz.
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You know, my mom was a big
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Billie Holiday fan,
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so I consumed Billie Holiday
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voraciously.
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I mean, I would stay up
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in the middle of the night
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and organize my mom's albums
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on the living room floor
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and I would just play
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the songs in order
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and I would chase the fades.
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I would turn it up to catch
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every last drop of the record
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because some of the best stuff
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was in the fade.
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Hip-hop then also had this
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additional appeal to me
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as this sort of black movement
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that was empowering people
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who were otherwise lost
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and overlooked,
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and I grew up feeling
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like that was my mission
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as the daughter
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of local politicians.
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Movie Summary
A former hip hop executive decides whether to make public her rape by one of the most powerful men in the music industry.