Fillmore San Francisco hip-hop crew Bored Stiff  who came on the Bay Area scene in the early nineties but who had been out of action for some years return with this new video with lots of shots of SF and a song that addresses the issue of media. What has always made this Frisco crew unique is that they always blurred the line between so-called "rap" and "hip-hop" - meaning that they are street/gangsta but simultaneously distinctly  hip-hop in that they love all the elements such as graffiti - just the way it should be. Look for Bored Stiff's releases including their new one From The Ground Up -as well ones by individual members (inc. Equipto) at Amoeba Music. 

Meantime below check out Fillmore, SF rappers JT the Bigga Figga and Rappin 4-Tay along with Master P, Dangerous Dame, Ray Luv, Lil Ric, King George and the rest of the West Coast Bad Boyz mob in  a video shot in Richmond, CA for the posse single "Peace 2 Da Streets" from the compilation album "West Coast Bad Boyz: Anotha Level of the Game" (No Limit 1994).