Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff, Episode 210, Season 2
The police called him a drug lord, but he saw himself as a business man and hip hop player. He was Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff, an admitted gangster. When the street hustle changed, he took on a new hustle as a key player in hip hop entertainment. But, against the backdrop of conflicts and violence and after years in the drug game, was Supreme just a misunderstood hustler? 40:34 minutes.
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