Country Rap: A Documentary

The first and only documentary to tell the true, grassroots story behind the rise of the COUNTRY RAP phenomenon, starring its biggest stars telling their stories to over a half BILLION YouTube fans first-hand.

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Jelly Roll

as Self

Colt Ford

as Self

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