Recently, New Orleans rapper (formerly Young Money, currently G-Unit) Kidd Kidd returned to the streets that he fled with his family in an old two-door Chevrolet Monte Carlo ten years ago when Hurricane Katrina first impacted. With Atlanta photographer Cam Kirk and director Eddie Mensore by his side, he spoke with a wide cast of characters-including his barber, his mom, and Oliver Thomas, a former New Orleans city council member-about their experience during the storm and the shape their world has taken since. Those conversations are documented in New Warleans: Katrina 10 Years Later, a half-hour video that you can-and should-watch above.