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Final part of a three part documentary focusing on J Dilla's life in Los Angeles.

On Saturday Febuary 13th, 2010 Stussy celebrated the life of brilliant hip hop producer and rapper James "J Dilla" Yancey, by releasing a limited edition tee shirt produced in conjunction with Stones Throw and the Dilla Estate.

Please visit Stussy.com for more details.

Click here stussy.com/newsletter.php to stay up to date on other Stussy releases.

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  • bootoo 1 year ago
    Please put the first two parts up on Vimeo as well. Pleaseee.
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  • Antonio Segura 1 year ago
    ok nice video
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  • -komodo- 1 year ago
    Wow, I love Donuts, it's my favorite Dilla album, but I didn't know about the deeper messages that he put into the songs. I'm definitely going to dig deeper now.

    Also, I agree with Chaz. The first 2 parts need to be on vimeo as well. It's better than youtube. Thanks for this, by the way!
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  • Epok Official 1 year ago
    A beautiful series, it's dope to get a more intimate perspective of the late great king and helps bring him even closer to us.

    J Dilla changed my life : True Story.

    Rest In Beats big homie.
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  • Brandon Rae 1 year ago
    Rest in beats.
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  • Jose M Gonzalez 1 year ago
    It would have been nice to see Mad Lib talk about the colaborations they made, still its very inspiring, RIP Jay Dee.
  • watani plus 1 year ago
    wow, madlib flaked? 3 times? wack.
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  • Toomu 1 year ago
    the great dilla

    can someone tell me the name of the instrumental
    @ 3:30 in the background?

    that beat is wild
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  • Eros David 1 year ago
    THANK YOU, JAY DEE.
    Whenever you drop Dilla in LA, the crowd still blacks out and goes off!
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  • VAUGHNSWORLD 1 year ago
    Dilla changed my whole outlook on Hip Hop.

    I fell in love with Hip Hop when I first heard Illmatic and Midnight Marauders.

    Dilla made me fall in love with it all over again.

    That 'Dilla changed my life' statement is an understatement.

    I damn near cried watching this shit dog.

    Every detail these guys were talking about I just imagined him doing it..

    and the 'Won't Do' track kept playing in my head this whole 3 part video...

    RIP
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  • Jeff Whitney 1 year ago
    Props to Stussy for putting this out. The story has to be told. JD and his legacy will endure forever. His music is timeless. A special moment in hip hop we are all blessed to be able to experience. Real spit.
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  • Fully No Front 1 year ago
    Houseshoe "When he passed the shit took on a whole knew mean" ....exactly my detroit brotha.

    Houseshoe you hooked me up with Heiro 3rd Eye Vision in 97' at Record Time Roseville, love you for ever that one.
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  • esa 6 months ago
    Dilla Hip Hop King, true artist, true hero! RIP Masta!
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