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Cheryl works at Hype Studio and frequently speaks with Erik, later fleeing with him when they are in danger. She reveals that the real Prolifik was Damon and explains how Clarence took his place. Afte...
Erik is a young Philadelphia man on Hype Studio's street promotion team who admires Prolifik and hopes to make music with his friend Malik. After witnessing a murder at the studio, he is pursued, beat...
Bobby Starr owns Hype Studio and works for Johnnie Marandino. He pressures the performer posing as Prolifik to deliver a second project, then suspects Erik and Malik of stealing important tapes and ha...
Floyd is killed by Clarence while Erik is away. His death is part of the violence surrounding Clarence's scheme and the struggle over the people and evidence connected to the supposed Prolifik murder.
Clarence impersonates the deceased rapper Prolifik after the real performer, Damon, is killed. Though he knows Damon's songs and mannerisms, he cannot produce another album, so he stages his own kidna...
Bugsy is one of the people Erik encounters after escaping from Hype Studio, along with Trixx. When Erik collapses from blood loss, he wakes at their clubhouse, where Trixx treats his injured nose. Bug...
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Bobby owns Hype Studio, signs Prolifik, demands a complete project, and threatens to end Prolifik's career when the album is not delivered.
Cheryl works at Hype Studio, which is owned by Bobby Starr, and she brings important information to him about the rapper's music.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Erik becomes involved in the same chain of events that includes Floyd's death and later confronts Clarence at the abandoned house.
The plot states that Clarence kills Floyd while the larger plan is unfolding.
After Erik collapses from blood loss, he wakes at Bugsy's clubhouse, where his injuries are treated and he watches the death recording with Bugsy.
Cheryl tells Erik that the real performer was Damon and that Clarence adopted the Prolifik identity after the original performer died.
After watching the death recording, Erik investigates Prolifik's apparent death and discovers that the performer used another person's identity.
Cheryl and Erik decide to flee together and hide at a motel after Erik witnesses the apparent murder and becomes threatened.
Bobby assumes Erik stole the important tapes, has him kidnapped, beats him, cuts his nose, and demands information about the tapes.
A young promoter uncovers a fabricated music identity and survives the violent collapse of the scheme behind it.
Directed by Rich Murray
Snipes (2001) · 5.8/10 · drama, thriller
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