In the streets of Brooklyn, New York, five multiracial teenagers form a boy band that takes the pop music scene by storm in the 1990s while navigating the triumphs and despair of fame.

SYNOPSIS:

In the 1990s, a multiracial boy band from Brooklyn, New York, took the pop music scene by storm. The Mixstreet Kids were just five guys from the neighborhood, but together, they‘d created a sound that turned their world upside-down. Nick Parker, the charismatic, heartthrob leader; John McTyler, the adorable kid brother on the autism spectrum; Jose Martinez, the street-smart bad boy; Kenny D. Gonzalez, the humorous, talented breakdancer; and Crai-Sean Jones, the soulful moral compass.

With the help of their manager, Roc Turner, they overcame adversity and achieved success from the streets to the world’s biggest stages. As they conquer the charts, their music becomes a soundtrack for a generation, their faces plastered on teen magazine covers, and their videos are

conquering MTV. They become cultural icons, their influence reaching beyond music, inspiring countless young dreamers to embrace their individuality and pursue their passions.

But fame comes with a price. Personal struggles, internal conflicts, and the relentless pressure to maintain their image threaten to tear them apart. They must confront the dark side of success, battling addiction, betrayal, and the ever-present media scrutiny.

Through it all, the Mixstreet Kids remained true to themselves and their music. They became a symbol of hope and inspiration for kids from all walks of life.

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