TRB2HH Docu-series Presents: Crazy Like That Glue- The Craig Mack Story

**Craig Mack’s story** began in 1988 when he was part of a group called Mc EZ and Troup. The Craig Mack story is just as important, or may actually be more important, than Notorious B.I.G’s; it all depends on your perception. One thing is clear, if it wasn’t for the song “Flava In Ya Ear”, Bad Boy Entertainment beginnings may have been a whole lot different.
“The Route Back 2 Hip hop’s” douc-series is an attempt to give you a new perspective on the legacy of Bad Boy Entertainment, Notorious B.I.G. and Sean “P. Diddy” Combs and how their success and relationships intertwined. **“Crazy Like That Glue”** will give you a true understanding of how Craig Mack’s rise to fame and success was ultimately the same attributes that caused his downfall.

Most people are familiar with the _Notorious B.I.G and Sean P-Diddy_ Combs place in Hip-hop.. But when you think about it… there was also Craig Mack right beside them both… The rapper from Brentwood Longisland with the distinctive voice and the exaggerated ” Boooyeeee” adlibs that had everyone Boppin there head. **Craig Mack** almost single handedly put the spark into Bad Boy entertainment with his hit single ” **Flava in ya ear**”. How could someone so impactful to a era in Hip-hop be so forgotten of his importance? Was it on purpose? Well, until now … This documentary uncovers some of the most inner and delicate secrets from that time and era .Told by the very people that was there from the start. This entertaining and insightful story will fill in all the blanks that was missing from the Full BAD BOY story. Success can mean a lot of things to most people but timing is Key to how successful you will become. At the time Sean “P Diddy” Combs was starting a young upstart company called BAD BOY entertainment he enlisted two unknown at the time rappers **Craig Mack and Christopher Wallace aka Notorious B.I.G.** Now witness a never before told story about the man who sparked BAD BOY entertainment. Written and Produced by James Billings