A look at norms and attitudes in the inner city neighborhoods, and how people's perception have or have not changed in the face of the "first urban president" residing in the white house. The hip hop generation and and its side-kick the fabulously ghetto personae takes center stage and proves whether its relevant in a landscape where the ghetto's strongholds are rapidly becoming gentrified. Can the ghetto mentality survive the challenges of a new black political/economic power consciousness?