Movies like CB4

Eminem stars in 8 Mile, a film that draws from his own experiences as he struggles for respect and success in Detroit's rap scene. Audiences who are drawn to CB4's rap-centric plot might be curious about this gritty, more realistic portrayal of a rapper's life.

Straight Outta Compton portrays the real-life rise of the rap group N.W.A and offers a raw look at their impact on music and culture. Fans of CB4's exploration of hip-hop might appreciate the more serious take on similar themes.

In Malibu's Most Wanted, a wealthy white politician's son attempts to win street cred by impersonating a gangster rapper, leading to a series of misadventures. Viewers who enjoy CB4's comedy surrounding hip-hop culture will likely find this film equally hilarious.

This film spoofs a number of African-American movies, including dramas and crime films surrounding Los Angeles' inner-city culture. For fans of the satirical edge in CB4, Don’t Be a Menace will hit the same comedic notes.

Get Rich or Die Tryin' is a crime drama starring rapper 50 Cent, which is loosely based on his own life. It's another serious film that takes an inside look at the struggle and hustle to make it in the rap industry.

Who's the Man? features Dr. Dre and Ed Lover as bumbling barbers turned cops in a comic whodunit. Fans of CB4 looking for another comedy that merges elements of crime and hip-hop culture may find this film to be an entertaining pick.

The Wash stars Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and combines the hip-hop scene with a comedy about working at a car wash. If you like CB4 for its blend of rap culture and humor, The Wash should be right up your alley.

Much like CB4, Fear of a Black Hat is a mockumentary that pokes fun at the world of hip-hop and its stereotypes. It follows a fictional rap group and their rise to fame, making it an enjoyable watch for those who appreciate the satirical tone of CB4.