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Drama Titan (The Haves and the Have Nots focus)

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Introduction

While comedy brought Tyler Perry into millions of homes, it was drama that cemented his status as a titan of television. With The Haves and the Have Nots and If Loving You Is Wrong, Perry redefined prime-time drama, proving that Black-led shows could dominate ratings on cable networks.

Perry’s Legacy

The Haves and the Have Nots, which premiered on the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) in 2013, quickly became the channel’s #1 show. It was a juicy, soap-opera-style drama that kept viewers glued to the screen for eight years. Its mix of class struggle, family conflict, and betrayal resonated deeply with audiences. If Loving You Is Wrong followed soon after, diving into stories of romance, scandal, and human vulnerability. Both series expanded Perry’s reach, proving he could deliver long-form drama just as effectively as sitcoms or stage adaptations. These shows didn’t just elevate ratings—they saved OWN from potential decline, proving Perry’s ability to revitalize entire networks.

Netflix Success

Netflix provided another outlet for Perry’s dramatic storytelling. A Jazzman’s Blues, his long-awaited passion project, became a critically acclaimed feature on the platform. Combined with Beauty in Black, these titles demonstrated that Perry could use Netflix to showcase both mainstream hits and deeply personal stories. His dramas gave Black actors opportunities to shine in complex, layered roles that Hollywood had long denied them.

Paramount Talks

As Paramount negotiates with Perry (see Deadline: https://deadline.com/2025/09/paramount-tyler-perry-deal-1236546302/), the value of his dramatic catalog cannot be overstated. Paramount+ gains access to a proven storyteller who knows how to keep audiences binge-watching. Perry’s drama empire offers Paramount prestige and reliability. His proven ability to sustain shows for multiple seasons is exactly what streaming platforms need to retain subscribers.

Empowerment

By casting Black actors in leading roles across his dramas, Perry dismantled decades of Hollywood typecasting. Stars who once struggled to land meaningful roles now headline prime-time shows and international streaming hits. Perry pays them generously, ensuring they benefit financially as well as artistically. His dramas employ hundreds of crew members annually, generating millions of dollars in Atlanta’s economy and supporting an entire ecosystem of Black creativity.

Conclusion

Tyler Perry’s drama empire proves he is not confined to one genre. With Paramount now seeking his partnership, Perry stands ready to expand his influence yet again. From The Haves and the Have Nots to Beauty in Black, his dramas show that empowerment and profitability can walk hand in hand.

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Simkhai NYFW Afterparty and Taraji P. Henson’s Birthday Light Up the Boom Boom Room

Taraji P Henson and Simkhai at the Boom Boom Room
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New York Fashion Week always delivers bold moments, and this season Simkhai’s afterparty stole the spotlight. The night doubled as a birthday bash for the one and only Taraji P. Henson.

Simkhai After the Runway

After debuting a stunning new collection, Simkhai kept the energy high with an afterparty at the legendary Boom Boom Room. Guests walked straight from the runway into a glamorous, high-rise celebration. With skyline views, luxe cocktails, and curated vibes, the party screamed NYFW nightlife.

Taraji P. Henson’s Birthday Bash

The night also honored Taraji P. Henson. The actress glowed as she celebrated her birthday with friends, fans, and industry insiders. Taraji’s charm and star power turned the event into more than a party—it became a moment.

Taraji P Henson and Simkhai at NYFW afterparty at Boom Boom Room

Stars and Movers in the Building

Hollywood met fashion, but the mix didn’t stop there. Mariah Lynn, from Baddies and Love & Hip Hop, kept the reality TV world in the conversation. Meanwhile, NYC’s emerging music scene pulled up strong. Artists like Jennaske, Steph G, Rocky Snyder, and Lish 2x brought heat and authenticity to the room. The result? A perfect cultural mash-up. Taraji P Henson and Simkhai at NYFW afterparty at Boom Boom Room with Lish 2x

Why This NYFW Afterparty Stands Out

Many parties happen during New York Fashion Week, but few feel like this. Simkhai and Taraji P. Henson united Hollywood icons, fashion leaders, reality stars, and rising New York talent. Together, they created a moment that defined this season’s NYFW afterparty scene.

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The Winner’s Circle: Why Reasonable Doubt Season 3 Belongs at the Top of Your Queue

Momentum, mastery, and a lead performance that turns every scene into a question—now streaming on Hulu

Confidence From the First Gavel

Season 3 opens like a champion defending its title. The hook is immediate, the tone assured, and the storytelling crisp. Cross-exams sting, private moments breathe, and the long game is clever enough to reward careful viewers without punishing casual ones.

Jax, In Full

What makes Jax unforgettable is not invincibility but calibration. She measures risk in real time—legal, political, personal—and the series lets us watch her math. When she miscalculates, the fallout feels earned; when she nails it, the satisfaction is electric.

Chemistry and Conflict

The ensemble feels like a world, not a backdrop. Allies are allowed to be wrong; rivals are allowed to be right. That balance keeps momentum honest and turns every scene into a potential pivot. You don’t just wait for the verdict—you wait to see who each decision makes Jax become.

The Invitation

Want to know why the energy around Season 3 feels louder? Watch the official trailer and you’ll see the precision. Then stream the season on Hulu. The court of public opinion is convening, and Reasonable Doubt is ready for the argument.

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A Generational Loss: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Malcolm Jamal Warner

Certain individuals and cultural figures become emblematic of an era, their names forever linked with significant periods in history. Recently, the world mourned the loss of one such luminary, Malcolm Jamal Warner.

Human memory is imperfect. Despite our brains’ remarkable ability to process and absorb information, our memory retains a limited amount. Some things that stick with us are the milestones we reach. These crucial markers transport us back to specific moments. They are the events, people, and experiences that embed themselves in our subconscious. When these are suddenly taken away, a part of us goes with them, a sentiment shared by many worldwide upon hearing of Malcolm Jamal Warner’s passing.

The Heart of a Generation

Those who grew up in the latchkey generation witnessed the rise of television as a central fixture in most households. It prompted broadcast companies to produce content aimed at families, a significant segment of the audience. While sitcoms were not new, there were few afro-centric sitcoms, and those that existed often relied on stereotypes that went largely unchallenged.

Enter The Cosby Show

 

A significant change occurred in September 1984. On the 20th of this month, “The Cosby Show” premiered. The show took a revolutionary turn for its era under Bill Cosby’s leadership. As EBSCO Host highlights, his creative influence and principled perspective contributed significantly to the development of one of the most memorable sitcoms of the 1980s. It was unprecedented for Black actors to portray such roles on television.

“Starring Bill Cosby as Cliff Huxtable, a successful obstetrician, the show portrayed a well-off African American family dealing with relatable parenting issues, distinguishing it from previous depictions of Black families on TV.”

Malcolm Jamal Warner played a significant role in this historic development.

Malcolm Jamal Warner: On the Scene

Warner’s career took off when he landed the role of Theo Huxtable, the only son in the Huxtable family. According to his biography,

“His performance on the show earned him a Primetime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and paved the way for a lasting presence in the entertainment industry.”

Warner continued to make his mark, enjoying a long and successful career with appearances in popular shows such as “Malcolm & Eddie,” “Reed Between the Lines,” “Sneaky Pete,” “Major Crimes,” “American Horror Story,” “Sons of Anarchy,” “Dexter,” and “The Resident.”

Warner, a True Renaissance Man

Warner was more than just an actor lending his talents to Hollywood; he also made significant contributions to off-Broadway. His biography goes on to note that the multi-talent starred in several noted productions such as “Three Ways Home,” “Cryin’ Shame,” for which he earned the NAACP Theater Award for Best Supporting Actor, “Freefall” at Chicago’s Victory Garden Theatre, and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at California’s La Jolla Playhouse. Warner received critical acclaim for his West Coast debut of the one-man theatrical production “Love and Other Social Issues.”

Beyond acting, he was a director, short filmmaker, poet, and musician.

His talent with the bass guitar resonated globally, earning him accolades, including his first Grammy Award in 2015 for “Best Traditional R&B Performance as a Featured Performer” on Robert Glasper’s rendition of the Stevie Wonder classic “Jesus Children of America.”

A Man of Many Talents

Yet, his acting career was just a part of Warner’s vast contributions. He was also an influential advocate, particularly in the realm of mental health awareness. As Diverse Education highlights,

“Through his podcast and public speaking, he helped destigmatize seeking therapy and encouraged emotional vulnerability, particularly among Black men. In doing so, he created space for healing and modeled a fuller, freer expression of Black manhood.”

Warner recognized a crucial gap and took it upon himself to address it, becoming a much-needed resource for many.

Some Are Born to Leave A Mark

Malcolm Jamal Warner was the beacon and leader that so many yearned for. He stood tall, moved with intention, and generously shared his talents in every area where he excelled. Though his actions didn’t always make headlines, they never went unnoticed. Many heartfelt tributes shared today in his honor demonstrate his profound impact.

A generation is in shock, the world mourns, and the Entertainment industry grapples with the weight of a significant loss. Far too soon, some lights fade away. The community and the world at large take pride in having witnessed the immense talent and spirit of Malcolm Jamal Warner. Heartfelt condolences to his friends, family, and loved ones.

 

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Tiny Toes and Big Dreams: “The Dolls; Mini Majorettes”

Brandon TV has introduced a new program for enthusiasts of “The Dancing Dolls.” This time, it’s the little ones taking the spotlight in “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes.

Dancing Dolls: Mini Majorettes

Black History Month is a designated time to celebrate the achievements in the community, highlighting talents and skills from the youngest to the elders. Brandon TV is once again showcasing some of the world’s most talented dancers with a new series, “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes.”

Diana Williams: The Dream Builder

Fans of The Dolls have been captivated by Diana Williams’ efforts. A skilled dancer herself, Williams is the driving force behind what audiences now recognize as The Dancing Dolls. Thanks to her foresight and vision, as noted by IMDb,

The Dancing Dolls have evolved into a formidable organization that not only develops excellent dance techniques, but also nurtures great leaders and promising young entrepreneurs.

Williams Makes an Impact

For decades, Williams has been dedicated to nurturing young talent. She established the roots of her dance program in 2002 in Jackson, starting at Grove Park. Her majorette class quickly became the most popular.

“This class produced exceptional dancers, some of whom joined The Dance Team Grove Park Dancerettes, between 2002 and 2004, participated in their middle and high school dance teams, joined community groups, and even became part of collegiate dance squads.”

Dancing Dolls

 

As previously reported by FM Hip Hop, one of her crowning achievements in dance is The Dancing Dolls LLC, which inspired the flagship series. Success often breeds more success. As evidenced by the expansion of the offering, the Dancing Dolls venture is a massive success.

Dancing Dolls: Mini Majorettes

“The Dolls: Mini Majorettes” is set for a four-episode run and is now streaming on Brandon TV. The season kicked off on Sunday, February 23rd, with the promise of new episodes being released weekly. If you haven’t had the chance to catch what this season might entail, a clip is available here. Tune in to see these mini-majorettes start their journey with the 19-minute episode entitled, “The New Generation.”In addition to the first episode of “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes,” episodes from the original series are available for viewing.

So, if you get the greatest joy from watching talented dancers achieve their dreams, you’ll love seeing the young dancers lay the foundation for theirs.

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Kendrick Lamar’s Legacy as a Cultural Voice

Today’s hot topic is Kendrick Lamar and his symbolic Super Bowl performance. Like the flag featured in the show, opinions are divided. While the message is certainly something to emphasize, so is the messenger himself.

Kendrick Lamar is more than just a lyricist; he’s an artist whose work is rich and poetic, often seen as having sociopolitical themes. His artistry lies in his ability to use words like abstract art on a canvas. The 2025 Super Bowl wasn’t the first time he used his platform to convey a message. For those who may not remember, Lamar also performed at Super Bowl 56 alongside his industry peers, singing “Alright.” This anthem became a rallying cry for activists and supporters in response to a surge in police violence, revealing to the world that the struggles of the past were still very much present, but that we would persevere.

One Performance, Two Americas: The Nation Reacts to Lamar’s Message

Today’s news is overflowing with analysis, and social media is buzzing with analysts eager to share their interpretations. This has become a major outcome of the event. Despite a nation being divided, people have paused from the usual political exchange to focus on one man’s message to the world. Lamar has emerged as a highlight in darker times. Now people are listening and deciding which side they align with.

Breaking Barriers: Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Achievement

Kendrick Lamar has been recognized for transcending the label of a mere hip-hop artist, elevating his work to a higher artistic level. Billboard highlights that he is the first rapper to win a Pulitzer Prize. That is significant.

Although the Pulitzer has been awarded for many years, the music category was only introduced in 1997. As the Pulitzer notes,

“In a move to include mainstream music, the 1997 Prize was awarded to Wynton Marsalis for “Blood on the Fields,” which prominently features jazz elements, marking the first award of its kind.”

Other notable winners, some honored posthumously, include George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Ornette Coleman, Bob Dylan, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and Aretha Franklin. Kendrick Lamar’s win is a significant milestone in the history of the Pulitzer Prize, marking him as the first and only hip-hop artist to receive the honor.

Heavy Is the Head: Lamar’s Burden of Influence

As the world marvels at Kendrick Lamar’s groundbreaking lyricism and artistry, I find myself appreciating him, the messenger. Being hailed as the voice of a revolution is a heavy burden, and Lamar acknowledges this when he states,

“I’m carrying heavier hearts right now like a power lift with Olympians too. Carrying various darts right now…”

Everyone who listens feels the weight of his words. Truly, as they say, heavy is the head that wears the crown.

When Music Becomes a Movement

Yesterday, Lamar transcended his role as a hip-hop artist with an unbeatable diss track. He became not only the voice of the people but also a target for widespread criticism. Despite this, he remains humble, recognizing that sometimes the message outweighs the importance of the messenger. As he put it, “This is so much bigger than 40 acres and a mule.”

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The Feud That Rocked Music: IMPACT x Nightline’s Deep Dive Into Drake vs. Kendrick

2024 was marked by several notable events. One surprising highlight of the year was the intensifying rap battle between two talented yet distinctly different artists, Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Now, Impact x Nightline looks at the impact of Kendrick and Drake’s rivalry in a special episode. And that offering premiered on February 6, 2025.

IMPACT x Nightline’s: Drake vs. Kendrick

The featured episode on the rap battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is significant. It highlights these artists’ cultural and musical influence, as well as the broader impact of their rivalry on the music industry and society. And there is no better source to present a well-rounded exposé than IMPACT x Nightline.

IMPACT x NightlineAccording to Hulu,

IMPACT X Nightline” is a renowned journalistic outlet.

“Impact X Nightline has received nominations for two News and Documentary Emmy Awards and winner of 14 journalism honors. Other distinctive achievements include the Walter Cronkite Award, a Gracie Award, a Webby, two Deadline Club Awards, and four National Headliner Awards.’

These honors only underscore their dedication to the in-depth exploration of public issues. And that journalistic experience is unmatched. As frontline reporters, they continue to inform the public.  As Hulu emphasizes, they do so by offering their audience unique access and fresh perspectives on the stories that shape our world.

Now, the spotlight is turned to hip hop with a deeper dive into the intriguing and widely discussed topic of 2024: Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar.

Drake vs. Kendrick

Few rap battles have gained as much traction as this one. In fact, it has not only captivated the hip-hop community but also a global audience. This was displayed at the 2025 Grammys. The world watched as Lamar’s award acceptance was underscored by his explosive diss track. And the crowd joined in singing one of the most powerful lines on that track en masse.

Post Lamar’s drop “Not Like Us,” there were not many places one could go without hearing the track.

As time progressed, the track gained more and more attention, becoming a focal point of cultural discourse. This highlighted the power of music as a vehicle for personal expression. It also called to attention the depth of impact, as the lyrical feud has also resulted in a lawsuit at the behest of Drake. This makes As IMPACT x Nightline dive into this compelling narrative all the more alluring. It places the battle at the forefront and delves into the underlying themes and implications of this high-profile clash. What, if anything, does it mean for the future of these two artists and the community?

IMPACT x Nightline: Inside the Episode

This episode of Impact X Nightline offers a thorough exploration of the “hip-hop battle of the century.” Interviews with notable industry figures are a key feature of the episode. ABC News correspondent Megan Ryte takes the lead, and viewers can anticipate insights from hip-hop pioneer Too $hort, radio personality DJ Enuff, and many others. Regis Inge, Kendrick Lamar’s former English teacher, also joins to share his experiences regarding Kendrick’s poetic talents during his youth.

Hulu now offers the IMPACT X Nightline episode for those seeking a deeper understanding of the global attention-grabbing rap battle.

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Don’t Miss “The Dolls” Season 1 Finale on Brandon TV

Fans of “The Dolls,” mark your calendars! The highly anticipated season finale will air on February 2, 2025.

The show follows a talented group of Black dancers known as “The Dolls,” who are trying to redefine their future through dance. Dianna Williams leads this determined group, a dynamic woman dedicated to making a positive impact and changing lives within her field and sphere of influence.

Seven Months Later: Celebrating the Journey

It has been seven months since the season’s premiere. This showcased a new group of ambitious young Black women determined to elevate their skills to the next level. These girls are all pursuing their dream of becoming professional dancers. This series highlights the dedication, drive, passion, and talent required to achieve that goal at an HBCU, as the logline states.

The Dolls: A Tribute to Talent and Dedication

Prepare for an emotionally charged season finale that may bring tears. Tune in to Brandon TV tomorrow to watch the final episode of The Dolls and show your support for the amazing cast. This talented group includes Dianna Williams, Jenear Kidd, Destiny Sykes, O’Shyn Addison, E’Taysia Lawrence, Brooke McKinney, Jalea Kidd, Morgan Smith, Jadaia Gorman, Shannan Williams, La’Toya Sykes, Timeeka Addison, Shanta Morris, Ashley McKinney, Tonya Smith, and more. Their dedication and passion for dance are truly inspiring. When tuning in, do not forget to have tissues!

The Dolls: Honoring the Impact of Dance and Leadership

 

The Dolls

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This program deserves recognition, especially at this time. Black History Month is a time to highlight individuals who make a difference and magnify their excellence. This program not only provides an outlet for these dancers to express themselves but also gives them a sense of pride and identity.

This stems not just from its impactful message and mission but also from the remarkable brown dreamers who aspire to make a difference in the world. We must also acknowledge Dianna Williams, whose outstanding reputation speaks for itself. Dance is one of her specialties, and she has dedicated many years to perfecting her skills. Her IMDb biography details her numerous accomplishments. However, the most noteworthy aspect is the Dancing Dolls initiative. As mentioned in that autobiography,

“Her greatest triumph in dance is Dancing Dolls, LLC. This organization not only teaches exceptional dance techniques but also fosters strong leaders and successful young entrepreneurs.”

It is truly commendable.

Celebrate the Legacy of the Dancing Dolls

The Dancing Dolls, LLC fills a niche in society by helping young ladies carry on their legacy. For fans, remember to watch it and get the rest of your first season fix on Brandon TV. It’s exciting to see where it leads.

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Lil Kev: Celebrating Black Storytelling in Animation

“Lil Kev,” is a must-watch for adult animation fans. This new and interesting addition to the BET+ lineup will be an incredible add-on to anyone’s spring-to-watch list.

Lil Kev

BET+ and Hart Productions have collaborated to introduce an animated series, “Lil Kev,” drawing inspiration from the life of Kevin Hart. The show’s premise, as teased in the press release,

“Lil Kev, revolves around 12-year-old Kevin, whose vivid imagination and unyielding optimism often collide with the harsh realities of his hometown.”

With a star-studded cast of comedians lending their voices, this show promises to be an entertaining storytelling experience.

Meet the Star-studded Cast

The star-studded cast features Wanda Sykes as Kev’s mother and Deon Cole as his uncle. Of course, Kevin Hart plays “Lil Kev” and serves as executive producer for this production. While comedy is at the forefront, it delves deeper. It also shines a light on the spirit of resiliency.

Lil Kev faces many challenges, one of which is a tumultuous family dynamic. He has a previously incarcerated uncle named Richard, a train wreck of a father named Henry, and a hardworking nurse for a mother named Nancy. But through all his experiences,

“Lil Kev uses humor, determination, and heart to navigate his way toward comedy superstardom.”

Passion Project Close to Hart’s Heart

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There is never a wrong time to learn about the inspiring triumphs of those who have risen against adversity to achieve greatness. One such example is Kevin Hart, a shining star who has turned his dreams into reality despite facing countless challenges. His latest project, in collaboration with BET+, reflects his passion and determination.

Hart says,

“I am thrilled to strengthen the partnership between Hartbeat and BET further with this project, which holds a special place in my heart. Together with comedy legends Wanda and Deon by my side, we are bringing ‘Lil Kev’ to life—a hilarious celebration of stories inspired by my roots in Philly, a city that will always be home to me.”

Why BET+ is Excited About “Lil Kev”

“Lil Kev” is being touted as a milestone project for BET+. As the network’s CEO proudly proclaims, BET+ is committed to showcasing unique and culturally relevant programming. That’s why they are ecstatic about the upcoming release of “Lil Kev,” a show that echoes and embodies their vision.

According to Scott Mills, this all-star-studded series, based on Kevin Hart’s personal experiences, will captivate audiences and solidify BET+ as a hub for authentic Black storytelling in all its forms—something much needed. So, for all fans of Kevin Hart, diverse narratives, and boundary-pushing animation, mark your calendars for the premiering of “Lil Kev” this spring.

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From Hip-Hop to Heartfelt Stories: REVOLT’s 2025 Line-up is Here!

As we enter a new year, REVOLT is already generating buzz with exciting content for its community. What is in store for the first quarter of 2025?

REVOLT is proud to present an exclusive line-up of seven new shows, each designed to cater to a diverse audience with unique content and extensive reach. From entertainment to sports to deep, thought-provoking topics, there’s something for everyone. The offerings include “Those Wrestling Girls,” “KK’s Corner,” “Situationships,” “Fem Queen Crazy Sexy Cool,” “GOT 15 Podcast,” “Behind the Mic,” and “Danza Project.” Don’t miss out on these exclusive additions.

REVOLT Offering 1: Behind The Mic

Fans are often eager to hear the passionate stories of their favorite artists. These stories would be hard to come by without those dedicated to sharing them with the public. The motivations of these passionate individuals make them more accessible, bringing inspiration to people’s doorsteps.

But how much do we know about the individuals behind the microphone? That is what “Behind the Mic” aims to change. Developed as a 15-minute deep dive into podcast hosts’ personal journeys and creative inspirations across the REVOLT network, this program allows fans and community members to gain more access and inspiration from their favorite hosts.

REVOLT Offering 2: Got 15

In today’s fast-paced society, there is a constant demand for time. There is little time for introspection. “GOT 15” offers a much-needed respite. This social commentary podcast caters to Generation Z, delving into topics relevant to this demographic. As its tagline states,

“Created by and for Gen Z,” the show aims to uncover what drives and defines this generation—from relationships and adulthood to broader societal issues. In a world where connection is crucial, GOT 15 provides a platform for listeners to connect on a deeper level and understand the common threads that bind us all.”

REVOLT Offering 3: The DANZA Project

Amidst the thriving hip-hop community, there is a constant hunger for the latest developments within the genre. FM Hip Hop takes pride in staying up-to-date with emerging talent, established icons, and influential figures in philanthropy, politics, and other realms, all of whom contribute to shaping hip-hop culture. “DANZA,” a new production by REVOLT, aims to provide an unfiltered insight into the core of hip-hop and celebrity culture, highlighting the latest trends and providing insightful commentary, as stated in their press release.

“The Danza Project dives deep into the world of hip hop, providing unadulterated analysis on the industry’s most talked-about topics.”

REVOLT Offering 4: Those Wrestling Girls

The intersection of sports and hip-hop culture often goes unnoticed, but this year, Revolt is changing that. A new podcast, hosted by Queen P.R. and Krista B., will provide a comprehensive spotlight on the ‘Women’s Evolution in WWE’ for all the passionate fans out there. This dynamic duo is poised to provide in-depth coverage and analysis of the women’s wrestling division, giving it the recognition it deserves. Tune in and join the movement!

REVOLT Offering 5: Situationships

In the ever-evolving entertainment industry, one topic continues to grab headlines: love and relationships. This year, award-winning creator Cylla Senii will expand her reach with a new podcast on REVOLT. Titled ‘Situationships®,’ the show will focus on modern-day love stories and will be hosted by Senii herself. With a heartwarming and personal approach, it promises to be a must-listen for all, making attending audiences feel connected and understood.

REVOLT Offering 6: KK’s Corner

The possibilities for inspiration and storytelling are endless. The newest addition to Revolt’s platform, “KK’s Corner,” offers a unique opportunity for viewers to tap into these wells of creativity. Influencer KK sits down with various individuals—from artists to entrepreneurs—as they open up about their untold stories and share their inspirational journeys.

REVOLT offering 7: Fem Queen Crazy Sexy Cool

Fans will be delighted with a unique offering from REVOLT, “Fem Queen Crazy Sexy Cool,” a deep dive from the perspectives of powerful women in the ballroom scene. With topics from personal growth to social justice, these ladies hold nothing back in their unapologetic approach, offering a candid and refreshing option.

Start your year by tuning in to REVOLT’s diverse and captivating content in the podcasting sphere. 

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