Dedicated to the art of street dancing, YOU GOT SERVED features some of the most talented and prominent kids on the scene in a drama filmed in the streets of Los Angeles. The picture opens at the warehouse of Mr. Rad (Steve Harvey), where dance battles take the place of actual fighting. Elgin (Marques Houston) and David (Omarion) are childhood friends who are determined to make a splash in the world as street dancers. But when they lose a battle to a rival crew from Orange County, and when David finds himself falling in love with Elgin's pretty sister, Liyah (Jennifer Freeman), a heavy strain is put on their relationship. This is compounded when Elgin gets jacked selling drugs for a dangerous crime lord, while David was busy sipping milk shakes with Liyah. Eventually, another tragedy forces David and Elgin to put aside their differences and come together to win a contest that will make them $50,000 richer and land them in a video for hip-hop superstar Lil' Kim. Written and directed by Christopher B. Stokes, YOU GOT SERVED is a perfect venue to showcase the superb dancing talents of the now-defunct group B2K.

Theatrical Release: JANUARY 30, 2004 (LIMITED)

UMD Features:

Note: This release is in the UMD format for Sony PSP players only.
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0 - English, French
Subtitles - English, French - Optional

Marques "Batman" Houston: American Actor/R&B Singer - HOUSE PARTY 4/IMx
Omari Grandberry: Actor/R&B Singer, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
Jennifer Freeman: Actor, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
Jarrell Houston: Actor, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
Dreux Frederic: Actor, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
DeMario Thornton: Actor, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
Christopher Jones: American Actor
Steve Harvey: comedian, ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY
Meagan Good: 

Chris Stokes: Director, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)

Cassius Vernon Weathersby: Producer, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)
Marcus Morton: Producer
Billy Pollina: Producer, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)

Chris Stokes: Director, YOU GOT SERVED (2004)

Tyler Bates: Composer

"[The dancing] is as spontaneous as it is spectacular....Choreographers Dave Scott and Shane Sparks have deftly given the dancing sequences flow and form while preserving the all-important street spirit of the moves."
"[W]hen it comes to the dancing, YOU GOT SERVED works very well on its own terms."