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Michael Rapaport said he was done trying to make Q-Tip happy about his Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest documentary which hits theaters today. Tip publicly had beef with the project and Mike catered to him, but recently the film’s director told the press that the Tribe front man would “come around.” And it seems that has happened as Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad spoke to Angie Martinez on Hot 97FM and stated they got the creative control they were after. “If we hadn’t been supportive of the film, it wouldn’t be out. When I said that I wasn’t in support of it on Twitter, the director needed to respect the subject’s few requests that they had about the film artistically, an editing thing,” Q-Tip said. “Like I said before on MTV, it was more like a flare to get his attention, like, ‘Hello?’ because we were trying to get his attention. So we did it and then two days later, they were on a plane and came and worked on the edit.” Even though the movie was changed to the suit the subjects, Mr. Rapaport’s statements in The Daily News rubbed Tip the wrong way. Read the full story at Hip Hop Wired. RELATED: Phife Dawg Talks New Movie, Diabetes And Relationship With Q-Tip RELATED: OutKast’s Andre 3000 May Finally Play Jimi Hendrix In New Indie Biopic RELATED: “Viva Riva!”, “Beats, Rhymes And Life” Lead Pack Of Black Indie Summer Films RELATED: Michael Rapapport: “A Tribe Called Quest Didn’t Produce S**t For The Movie!”
Q-Tip Talks Issues With Michael Rapaport & Supports A Tribe Called Quest Movie
