

You Got Served 2004
"If you want respect, you've got to take it."
Step into the high-energy world of Los Angeles hip-hop culture with *You Got Served (2004)*, directed by Chris Stokes. This vibrant drama follows the intense competition at Mr. Rad's Warehouse, where elite dance crews battle for cash and respect.
Director: Chris Stokes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is You Got Served (2004) about?
The film follows a top-tier hip-hop dance crew in LA facing off against a rival group that raids their talent and steals their signature moves. Two friends must team up to save their reputation and represent their community in a high-energy battle for respect and glory.
Who directed You Got Served?
Chris Stokes directed *You Got Served*, bringing a dynamic vision to this energetic dance drama.
Who stars in You Got Served?
The film features Marques Houston, Omarion, J-Boog, Lil' Fizz, Jennifer Freeman, and Meagan Good in central roles.
Is You Got Served (2004) worth watching?
With its infectious hip-hop vibe and high-spirited dance sequences, *You Got Served (2004)* is a fun, nostalgic ride for fans of early 2000s urban cinema. While it may not break new ground, its energy and cast make it a solid pick for dance and drama lovers.
How long is You Got Served?
The runtime of *You Got Served (2004)* is 95 minutes.
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About You Got Served (2004) — Where Hip-Hop Culture Meets High-Stakes Dance Battles
Step into the high-energy world of Los Angeles hip-hop culture with *You Got Served (2004)*, directed by Chris Stokes. This vibrant drama follows the intense competition at Mr. Rad's Warehouse, where elite dance crews battle for cash and respect. When a crew from the suburbs arrives and steals their signature moves—and loyal dancers—the two strongest friends must put aside their rivalry to reclaim their street cred. With slick dance battles and heartfelt struggles, the film captures the raw passion and determination of young artists fighting for recognition in a world that doesn't always give it to them.
Starring Marques Houston, Omarion, and a talented ensemble cast, *You Got Served (2004)* delivers an electrifying mix of rhythm, drama, and urban energy. The story dives deep into themes of friendship, ambition, and proving yourself in a competitive scene, all set to an infectious soundtrack that amplifies the stakes.




