8 min / documentary / 2015 / USA
filmmaker: Terence Mf Thomas & Kevin Losani
An introduction to Zulu P, a group of four rappers with developmental challenges who create some wild beats.
Their music itself is loud and colorful, but the group dynamic provides a fascinating look into their personalities. Zulu P was dreamed up by Marley G, but it’s T Roc’s show and he makes you know it, freestyling straight into the camera without prompt. His personality at times borders on domineering, a fact often called out by Andrina, who has a beautiful voice, an uncanny sense of pitch and has a personality that serves to anchor the group. This allows room for Lil’ EB, the most humble member of Zulu P but who might have the best flow.
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