In 1995, legendary producer Quincy Jones hosted a clandestine summit to address the violent rivalry between East and West Coast rap artists, notably during a period marked by the controversies surrounding Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG. Gathering notable figures in the music industry and influential leaders, including Colin Powell, the summit aimed to offer guidance and encourage collaboration amidst rising tensions. Although the discussion sought to unite the hip-hop community, the tragic murders of Shakur and BIG soon followed, underscoring the challenges Jones faced in fostering peace within a frayed cultural landscape.