“2Pac, N.W.A and those guys connected me because it was in the language I speak,” the Georgia native says in the trailer. “This is the story about how hip-hop got the power.”

In addition to Rep. Waters and Jeezy, the documentary will also feature commentary from Common, KRS-One, Roxanne Shante, YG, Grandmaster Melle Mel, Mick Jenkins, Curren$y, Bun B, Waka Flocka Flame, Chika, Grandmaster Caz, Mayor Ras Baraka and more. Common speaks on moments in history where Hip-Hop and The White House collided like Kanye West's notorious statement about President George Bush in 2004.

Hip-Hop and The White House will debut on Hulu on April 22. Watch the entire trailer below.

Mikey V