The story of Feel The Noise with the back drop of Harlem was recipe for success. Starting out with Rob played by Omarion Grandberry doing what he had to do to survive and by making that choice it could have cost him his life. After his mother (Kellita Smith) being a witness to her only child almost being killed she makes the decision of doing what she felt was right for him instead of what he wants. She decides to send him away to live in Puerto Rico with a father he never met.  

This movie was both inspiring and entertaining leaving a message that you can over come. You don't have to be a product of your neighborhood. Dream outside of the box, stick to your talents although it might be difficult at times but the end result will pay off with hard work and determination. Taping in on the emotions of Rob's character that many of the youth can identify with love, happiness, anger and accomplished. Feel The Noise showed the realistic side to beginning a career in the music industry.  

The acting was good and it had a story line that would appeal to all! With all that the youth have to face in today's society verses when we were younger we need more movies like this that will leave a positive message.  

With the beats and lyrics your feeling the music as it tells a story. Although he (Grandberry) had many obstacles come into his life he never left sight of his dreams. His muse and love interest CC (Zulay Henao) was an important part in his success as well as his half brother. 

He also develops a relationship with his father whom he never knew, once they find a common ground which is music. Music makes connections and brings people together. 

There was not to much put into costuming because this film clearly concentrated on the importance of today..which is the youth. How they're struggling to be a part of today's society. In the streets of New York it's survival of the fittest! 

Delighted that our youth are not forgotten as someone tells a story in which they'll be able to relate to. The producers did an excellent job of reaching out to tomorrow's future.