[04/06/17 - 09:46 AM] WE tv Announces Cast of "Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta" Coming This Spring "Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta," premiering this spring, chronicles the perks and perils of being born into Hip Hop royalty in the city that the New York Times called "Hip Hop's center of gravity."
[via press release from WE tv]
THE LEGACY CONTINUES...
Meet the Cast of "Growing Up Hip Hop ATLANTA"
Coming this Spring on WEtv
"Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta," premiering this spring, chronicles the perks and perils of being born into Hip Hop royalty in the city that the New York Times called "Hip Hop's center of gravity." The rich history of the Atlanta hip hop scene has fostered a unique sense of pride and closeness among the artists that resembles a family. But like any family, Atlanta's next generation of hip hop stars do not always get along. Growing up together in the shadow of their legendary parents has established tight bonds and bitter rivalries, as everybody fights for their chance to push their way into the spotlight.
This well-connected Atlanta crew features Bow Wow, child hip hop star who grew up under the Tutelage of Snoop and mega-producer, Jermaine Dupri; Shaniah Mauldin, Jermaine Dupri's biological daughter; Reginae Carter, daughter of rap star Lil' Wayne; Ayana Fite daughter of The Beastie Boys mainstay, DJ Hurricane; Brandon Barnes, son of famed hip hop manager Ms. Deb and brother of hip hop star Waka Flocka and Zonnique Pullins, daughter of hip hop power couple T.I. and Tiny.
"Growing Up Hip Hop ATLANTA" is produced for WE tv by Entertainment One Television.
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