Charlamagne Tha God And Lil Duval Land TV Show

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» by Danielle Canada December 30, 2009, 14:02pm

Charlamagne Tha God and Lil Duval are bringing the comedic antics seen on their “Hood State of The Union webisodes to television sets nationwide.

The duo has been tapped to star in a new MTV show titled “Hatin”, the latest brain child of Nick Cannon's media company, NCredible Entertainment.

Both Charlamagne and Duval have strong ties to the Hip-Hop community.

Chalremagne gained national notoriety after co-hosting ‘The Wendy Williams Experience' radio show before being fired in 2008. His name was most recently in headlines for the infamous Beanie Sigel interview in November that ultimately cost him his job on Philadelphia's 100.3 The Beat.

Likewise Lil Duval is affiliated with T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records. The Jacksonville based comedian is the first to be signed to Tip's Grand Hustle comedy emblem.

Their “Hatin” TV show also starring Ashy Larry and Red Grant premieres January 1 on MTV. The complete listings are below.

Fri Jan. 1, 2:00pm

Fri Jan. 1, 9:30pm

Sat Jan. 2, 3:30am

Sat Jan. 2, 9:30pm

Sun Jan. 3, 1:30am

Mon Jan. 4, 12:00am

Tues Jan. 5, 6:30pm

Check out an episode of their ‘Hood State of the Union' below.

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