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| | Review: Fear of a Black Hat |
 | | I can't understand why this rap version of Spinal Tap hasn't attained the same cult status--perhaps it simply didn't get enough attention when it first came out, and if so it probably won't be widely appreciated for a long time. |
 | | Communications major Nina Blackburn is making a docu on rap music and whether it is the modern form of political expression in music, but unfortunately she has picked the dopiest (not dopest) rap group to follow for a year, NWH (Niggas with Hats). |
 | | There isn't a whole lot of plot--they squabble over their billing, lose three managers (adding to their total of five dead) to mysterious gun-related incidents, release Fear of a Black Hat, which makes them rap superstars, break up, go solo, and re-form at the end. |
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