The Little Brother Story “May The Lord Watch” Rap Documentary

Published on November 24, 2023: The Little Brother Story “May the Lord Watch” Full Documentary. Directed & edited by Holland Randolph Gallagher, Produced by ‪@RapPortraits‬ & Little Brother, Written by Yoh Phillips & Holland Randolph Gallagher, Co-produced by Shirlette Ammons & Felicia Pride. With support from the Southern Documentary Fund.

The documentary, with appearances from Drama, Questlove, and others, invites viewers into the intimate details of Little Brother’s journey. Going beyond the surface, exploring personal and professional struggles that often accompany the pursuit of artistic excellence. Director Holland ‘vacay’ Gallagher reflects on the four-year endeavor, acknowledging the weight of responsibility in telling the Little Brother story. The film, a culmination of soul-searching and dedication, aims to provide a definitive narrative that does justice to the legacy of Little Brother. In addition to the documentary, Little Brother marked this milestone with the release of two new songs, “Wish Me Well” and “Glory, Glory.” Also celebrating the 20th anniversary of “The Listening” with “Made In Durham: A Little Brother Block Party.”

The legendary crew has fans on all corners of the planet. To engage with their audience, elevate the culture and share the documentary widely, Little Brother hosted free screenings across the country. These screenings, held in iconic locations like Eaton DC in Washington, Plaza Theatre in Atlanta, Cinemark Baldwin Hills Crenshaw in Los Angeles, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts in New York, and Carolina Theatre in Durham, NC, turned into popular events, drawing enthusiasts and fans alike.

“May The Lord Watch: The Little Brother Story” not only commemorates the legacy of a pioneering hip-hop group but also exemplifies the enduring power of authentic storytelling in the world of music documentaries. As the beats of Little Brother continue to echo, their story remains etched in the hearts of hip-hop aficionados, a testament to the timeless allure of genuine artistry.

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