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The world of popular music is genre driven today and the introduction of hip hop added to the diversity of music. Often controversial, the stars of the musical style have loyal fans. Merchandise is a lucrative market and hip hop videos are very popular. They include live concerts, video compilations, movies and even workout routines, set to hip hop tracks.

Snow is a Canadian performer, mostly known for a number one hit single, called Informer. The Canadian scene was slow to start but made up for lost time, largely aided by Snow. The 1993 video, 12 Inches of Snow is a collection of his songs, including Informer. Other tracks include Girl, I've Been Hurt and Runaway.

Some of the biggest stars can be seen in Death Row - Uncut, a good example of behind the scenes hip hop videos. The emphasis is on gangsta rap and there is live footage of Snoop Doggy Dog, Dr. Dre and Tupac Shakur. The stars give interviews and there are unrated, previously unreleased and classic videos. This video carries a Parental Advisory Explicit Content warning sticker.

Public Enemy is a best selling group and has enjoyed mainstream success in the charts. Public Enemy - The Enemy Strikes Live contains footage from their concert at the famed Apollo Theatre in New York City. There are also bonus promotional hip hop videos for the songs, Hazy Shade of Criminal and By the Time I Get to Phoenix. This also has a parental sticker.

Another star studded video is called Hip Hop Story - Tha Movie, starring DMX, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tupac Shakur, Master P and Ice Cube. There is live performance footage of the stars and interviews of heads of record companies. The video also gives an insight in to the aftermath of the deaths of Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G

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