Fat Joe, Eve, Uncle Luke & More Tell Their Origin Story In New TV Series

Seasoned veterans of the rap game like Uncle Luke, Eve, Fat Joe and more will receive their flowers in another television series that will document their contributions to the culture.

On Tuesday, April 19, A&E Networks released the trailer for their upcoming series Origins Of Hip-Hop. The Mass Appeal production will be narrated by Nas and will tell origin stories behind numerous vital Hip-Hop artists like Grandmaster Flash, Ice-T, Busta Rhymes, Eve, Fat Joe, Lil Jon, Ja Rule and Uncle Luke of 2 Live Crew. According to a press release, the series will allow each artist to "reflect on the moments that shaped them, the obstacles they have overcome, and the lessons learned along the way."

Each episode will show never-before-seen archival footage and include intimate interviews with the artist, their families and their friends. We may see them while they're at home, out on the job or even at a club performance. A&E will also launch an accompanying Origins Of Hip-Hop podcast, which will fuel the conversation about the artists after the show ends.

Origins Of Hip-Hop is one of several series A&E Networks has created to honor legendary musicians. A&E will also debut it its upcoming Biography: Bobby Brown and Bobby Brown: Every Little Step docu-series at the end of May in a two-night event. The network is also planning to release its Biography episode based on the life and times of Ol' Dirty Bastard. The series will feature unreleased behind-the-scenes footage of the Wu-Tang Clan rapper during his come-up with the group and as a solo artist.

Origins Of Hip-Hop will debut May 30 on A&E. Watch the trailer up top.