Oxygen has announced a new documentary series called Sisterhood of Hip Hop, centered around a bevy of up and coming female rappers.
According to Oxygen Media senior VP, Rod Aissa:
The talented artists featured in ‘Sisterhood of Hip Hop’ are vibrant characters that will resonate with Oxygen’s young, female viewers. The optimistic and empowering nature of the show is truly unique and we look forward to rooting for each woman’s success and giving fans the opportunity to follow along on their journey.
The series, which is executive-produced by T.I., displays each MC as she attempts to forge her legacy in a music industry traditionally dominated by men. The show’s eight-episode stint will additionally include appearances by Eve, Pharrell, Lil Jon, Travie McCoy, Rick Ross, Tank and Irv Gotti.
A special preview will be aired by Oxygen on July 22 to introduce the five women. Viewers can catch the official premiere on August 12. Will you watch? Why or why not? Let us know in the comments.
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