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Cocaine City: the digital archive

COCAINE CITY DVD ARCHIVE

The street DVD French Montana and his friend Cams started in the Bronx in 2002. Fourteen volumes deep.

HOW IT STARTED

TWO FRIENDS, A CAMCORDER AND SMACK DVD ON THE TV.

In 2002 French Montana, then Karim Kharbouch, and his close friend Cams were watching Smack DVD and decided they could make their own. The first Cocaine City had Pee Wee Kirkland and Remy Ma on it, and French put himself in the mix.

 

They ran it out of the Bronx with childhood friends Brock, Droop Pop and Cheeze, the rappers who went on to form the first Coke Boys. It was built on interviews with established and up-and-coming rappers, street music and hip-hop beef, and it grew into one of the top-selling street DVDs of its time.

 

The series ran eight years, 2002 to 2010: fourteen volumes and a run of spinoffs. Several of the covers carried the Drugs On Music name.

“MAN, WE CAN DO IT.”

French Montana, on watching Smack DVD with Cams. Complex, 2012.

2002

THE FIRST VOLUME

14

VOLUMES

8

YEARS ON THE STREET

BX

THE BRONX

Sources: Wikipedia, “French Montana”; Complex, “Who Is French Montana?” (2012).

THE ARCHIVE

THE VOLUMES

Eleven Cocaine City discs, each one photographed front, back and disc in the Hood DVD Archive. Tap a cover to open its record.

Cocaine City drugs on music vol. 2

DRUGS ON MUSIC VOL. 2

Cocaine City vol. 3

VOL. 3

Cocaine City drugs on music vol. 6

DRUGS ON MUSIC VOL. 6

Cocaine City drugs on music vol. 7

DRUGS ON MUSIC VOL. 7

Cocaine City vol. 8: judgement day

VOL. 8: JUDGEMENT DAY

Cocaine City vol. 9

VOL. 9

Cocaine City vol. 10

VOL. 10

Cocaine City cocaine city 11

COCAINE CITY 11

Cocaine City cocaine city 12

COCAINE CITY 12

Cocaine City 14: the extendables edition

14: THE EXTENDABLES EDITION

Cocaine City rick ross / wc issue

RICK ROSS / WC ISSUE

WATCH IT FREE

THIRTY COCAINE CITY VIDEOS. FREE ON HOOD BOX OFFICE.

Interviews, freestyles, trailers and full DVD footage, as their uploaders posted them on YouTube. They play on Hood Box Office through YouTube’s own player. No plan needed.

French Montana on Cocaine City: the Rucker, Dipset and the DVD days

French Montana on Cocaine City: the Rucker, Dipset and the DVD days

Max B & French Montana pay a visit to Jim Jones

Max B & French Montana pay a visit to Jim Jones

Tru Life shows the Dipset chains, Cocaine City 8

Tru Life shows the Dipset chains, Cocaine City 8

Young Jeezy interview, Cocaine City 7

Young Jeezy interview, Cocaine City 7

50 Cent on Cocaine City

50 Cent on Cocaine City

"The Drought", the unreleased 2008 Cocaine City movie

"The Drought", the unreleased 2008 Cocaine City movie

These are public YouTube videos posted by their uploaders. Hood Box Office doesn’t own or host them, and every view counts on YouTube for the channel that posted it.

2025 · THE NEXT ERA

COKE SMACK

In July 2025 French Montana reunited with Smack DVD for Coke Smack Vol. 1, a new series built on the Cocaine City blueprint. The first episode brought in Lil Durk, Meek Mill, Trippie Redd, Dave East, Kyle Richh, BossMan Dlow and Doodie Lo.

Coke Smack episode 1

Coke Smack Ep. 1, posted on YouTube by French Montana.

THE RUN

2002

French Montana and Cams put out the first Cocaine City, with Pee Wee Kirkland and Remy Ma.

2007

French starts his mixtape run with French Revolution Vol. 1.

2010

The series wraps after eight years and fourteen volumes.

2025

Coke Smack Vol. 1 with Smack DVD brings the format back.

ABOUT THIS ARCHIVE

PRESERVED, NOT SOLD.

This site is a preservation record of the Cocaine City DVD series, kept by the Hood DVD Era archive in partnership with Hood Box Office. Nothing here is for sale.

 

“Cocaine City” and its names, logos, artwork and branding belong to their owners, including French Montana and Cocaine City Records. This archive isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any current or former Cocaine City rights holder. Covers and titles appear for documentary, historical and educational purposes.

 

Rights holders, researchers and anyone with a question about archived material can write to info@hoodboxoffice.com.

MORE FROM THE ERA

Smack DVD, The Come Up, Sub-0, Hood Affairs and 30 more street DVD brands are in the same archive.

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