The Dorm Room That Changed Hip-Hop Forever
Def Jam Records began in a New York University dorm room in 1983. This documentary tells the story of how Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons built one of the most influential institutions in hip-hop history. If you enjoy documentaries about institutions that shaped modern culture, subscribe for more. This video is an original documentary created for educational and historical purposes. Archival footage, photographs, and audio excerpts are used under the principles of fair use where applicable to provide commentary, analysis, and historical context.
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