I recommend this film for that uses American cultural division and cultural appropriation to depict a side of contemporary black American culture and its concerns for brother against brother gang war and eye for an eye killings. Because we are now familiar with the cowboy genre, as set up by Quinton Tarrintino in Django and Hamilton the musical, the audience can accept the mirrored gang on gang scenario and use of contemporary music and song to tell this tale in a creative way. I was also impressed by the lighting, costumes and gold pistols to highlight the bling factor.