'DIRTY' one word can change the world is an intimate look into the life and death of theground-breaking hip hop artist Russell Jones, aka Ol' Dirty Bastard or ODB.This in-depth documentary traces ODB's life from his childhood in Brooklyn to hisinfluence on music, time  spent in prison, finally to his untimely death justtwo days before his 36th birthday.You have the documentary 'DIRTY' one word can change the world.  ODB was the founder of Wu-Tang Clan, whose 1993 debut CD, 36 Chambers, received   enormous critical praise and is now widely regarded as one of  the best  and most influential                          albums of any genre of that decade, as well as one of the best hip hop albums of all time.Perhaps the best-known member of  the group, ODB was armed with a seemingly crazed,slurred, half-sung/half-rapped delivery.His bizarre lyrics and humorous antics were  unlike anything before in rap, encapsulatingand personalty the raw, unadulterated and innovative style of the group. Also a multi-million-album-selling solo artist, ODB scored such hits as "Brooklyn Zoo," "ShimmyShimmy Ya" and "Got Your Money," among others, and was featured  on the 1995 remixof Mariah Carey's "Fantasy," an unlikely pairing that elicited a huge hit.Discover  ODB's true legacy and persona - not the ODB of sensational headlines - as toldthrough exclusive interviews and the personal recollections of his family, friends ... andODB	himself.Directed by Stephon Turner Aka Raison Allah ODB's cousin and a member of the Wu-Tang- Clanaffiliated rap group BrooklynZu, this ultimate biography also features live performancesby ODB and the Wu-Tang Clan members, including: Rza, Gza, Method Man, Ghostface Killa, Raekwon Da Chef, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa, Cappadonna, ODB's Brooklyn Zu, Sunz of Man, Kllarmy, The Black Knight and more of the 36 Chambers.