Beef 4 (2007)

Director:

Peter Alton

Stars:

Waverly W. Alford II, R.L. Altman, Jin Auyeung

Cast

Credited cast:
Waverly W. Alford II	...	Himself - Recording Artist (as King Gordy)
R.L. Altman	...	Himself - Recording Artist (as T3)
Jin Auyeung	...	Himself - Recording Artist (as Jin)
Bun B	...	Himself - UGK
Lil B	...	Himself - The Pack
Julia Beverly	...	Herself - Ozone Magazine
Bizarre	...	Himself - D12
Chingo Bling	...	Himself - Recording Artist
Chad Butler	...	Himself - UGK (as Pimp C)
DJ Butta	...	Himself - Producer
Eddie Cain	...	Himself - Recording Artist
Cam'ron	...	Himself - Roc-A-Fella (archive footage)
Chamillionaire	...	Himself - Recording Artist (archive footage)
Royce Da 59	...	Himself - Recording Artist (as Royce Da 5'9'')
Damon Dash	...	Himself - Founder Roc-A-Fella

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

rap | hip hop | fight

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 September 2007 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

QD3 Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

108 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References The Lion King (1994)

User Reviews

This beef has gone bad.

Beef 4 is BY FAR, the worst of the series. Arguably these 4 films could have been made into 1 or 2 good movies by discounting all the "third rate beefs", and having some more real insight into the actual beefs that have occurred. From cat-fight three way "Queen of the South" (???) beefs to total nobodies you can watch on Youtube, all the way to laughable skater vs. Pharrell beefs. The history of the screw-tapes and the Dirty South bit was interesting enough, as well the PROOF segment at the end seems legit and genuinely sad, but much too little and a lot too late. (Like covering the Kurupt and Daz beef. Ten year old minor beefs do NOT require a space on this DVD). I am pretty sure that this entry has put a hit out on the idea of anymore to follow which is a causality I really don't mind. The beef is dry and lacking any real flavor, I am now a vegetarian.