Rap Sh!t Season 2 Trailer Revealed

  Max channel has renewed Issa Rae's comedy series for a second season. Shawna and Mia, two longtime high school friends who had drifted apart but later reconciled to form a rap group together, star in this comedy. The series follows in the tradition of HBO's Insecure by depicting women who make decisions without fear or regret, much like its protagonist, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker). Watch below for an exclusive trailer! Max Original Max Original announced last September that it had renewed Rap Sh!t for a second season, and today the streaming service shared the trailer for this installment. Set to premiere Thursday August 10, its eight-episode run will continue with one episode released weekly until Thursday September 21. Issa Rae serves as executive producer and showrunner, while Montrel McKay (Insecure), 3A's Dave Becky and Jonathan Barry and City Girls' JT are co-executives as are Kevin "Coach K" Lee and Pierre Thomas from Quality Control Films as co-executives while City Girls' City Girls cast members Kevin "Coach K" Lee & Pierre Thomas for Quality Control Films while Sara Rastogi and Jax Clark of Hoorae and Raedio provide music supervision respectively. Shawna and Mia find themselves involved in more industry antics as they prepare to tour with Reina Reign while maintaining their respective lifestyles in the wake of success. Confronted by the consequences of their illegal credit card scheme, they must decide if they wish to remain true to themselves or succumb to music industry demands. Aida Osman and KaMillion reprise their roles as high school friends; Jonica Booth, RJ Cyler and Daniel Augustin also join them. Max Entertainment recently unveiled their roster of original programming with Harley Quinn Season 4, Steven Soderbergh's limited series Full Circle, and now Rap Sh!t Season 2. You can watch its Season 2 trailer above. Created & Executive Produced by Issa Rae Issa Rae has become synonymous with bold storytelling and continues to pioneer her way forward. First making her mark as the creator and star of YouTube series Awkward Black Girl - leading to an HBO showrunner deal eventually; later creating and staring in Insecure which became one of the most-wanted talents across both television and film productions. Rae is not only a prolific creator herself; she founded HOORAE Media as a broadcasting and production company to champion Black and diverse stories and creatives. Their portfolio includes television and digital productions as well as ColorCreative talent management services; they recently unveiled Raedio: an artist-friendly music label which gives artists complete control of their work. HOORAE's success with Rap Sh!t has enabled it to expand into producing content for other platforms. Their 360-degree approach to production ensures creators have full support while opening doors to reach new audiences. In addition, they've collaborated with talent such as rappers Yung Miami and JT of City Girls to produce online-first content. Rap Sh!t stars Mia (KaMillion) and Shawna (Osman), two former high school friends who reunite as an unofficial rap duo. Max's head of original content Sarah Aubrey promised "even more seducing and scheming" this season! Sarah Aubrey promised "even more seducing and scheming". The show has recently been renewed for another season on Max. Starring Aida Osman & KaMillion Aida Osman and KaMillion, stars of Issa Rae's hit comedy Rap Sh!t, have scored major career highlights with their acting debuts on Issa Rae's series Rap Sh!t. Playing Mia and Shawna who reconnect after high school as rapper duo Mia & Shawna respectively in Miami; Osman writes for and plays Shawna in Osman - she was even comfortable writing before this opportunity came along! "I was writing my whole life before this!" she shared when we caught up with her to discuss Issa Rae's first season premier on HBO Max this week. Rae and Syreeta Singleton co-executive produced this half-hour comedy about two best friends who reunite in Miami to pursue their dreams as a rap duo, yet are threatened by day jobs, relationship challenges and musical inexperience. After an initially turbulent start-up process they eventually gain recognition in the music world but must decide between staying true to themselves or conforming to its demands. Jonica Booth plays Chastity and RJ Cyler (Lamont). Daniel Augustin serves as manager to their rapping duo. This critically acclaimed Max original will return for its second season later this year and air weekly at 6 PM Pacific time each Thursday until completion. Created & Executive Produced by Syreeta Singleton This comedy series centers around two estranged high school friends who reunite to form an all-female rap duo and hope to break big in the music industry. Season One premiered on Max in July; Season Two starts premiering with two episodes on Thursday August 10, 2023 and runs weekly through September 21. Aida Osman, KaMillion, Jonica Booth and RJ Cyler are set to reprise their roles from this comedy series. Singleton, who co-wrote for Rae's Insecure as well as Netflix's Big Mouth and HBO's Betty, serves as showrunner of Rap Sh!t's second season. Montrel McKay of 3 Arts Entertainment as well as Jonathan Berry and Dave Becky executive produce alongside Rae and Singleton; hip-hop duo Yung Miami and JT of City Girls serve as co-executive producers; Raedio handles music supervision. Aida Osman plays Shawna, an aspiring rapper confined to an unfulfilling hotel job; and KaMillion as Mia. Inspired by the real-life journey of City Girls female rap duo's come up that inspired Rae to create this show; other cast members include Jonica Booth (Chastity), RJ Cyler (Lamont), and Daniel Augustin (Maurice). All actors credited as writers on Issa Rae's Crooked Media culture and politics podcast Keep It. All actors credited as writers on Keep It. Executive Produced by Jim Kleverweis & Syreeta Singleton Max recently unveiled the official trailer for season two of its critically acclaimed original series Rap Sh!t, which follows two former high school classmates from outside Miami who reunite to form an all-female rap group. Season one ended on an unexpectedly dramatic cliffhanger. Season two will kick off Thursday August 10 with two episodes and then continue weekly releases until its season finale on Thursday September 21. Syreeta Singleton serves as showrunner and co-executive producer alongside Issa Rae on Hoorae, while Montrel McKay, Jonathan Berry, Dave Becky and Jim Kleverweis also act as executive producers, with City Girls stars Yung Miami and JT as co-executive producers alongside Kevin "Coach K" Lee, Pierre "P" Thomas and Sara Rastogi serving as co-executive producers; musical supervision is handled through Rae's audio content company Raedio. Fans of the series can expect more seducing and plotting from Shawna and Mia as they face crucial decisions about whether to continue down their current paths together or forge different ones that could potentially alter their lives in profound ways. We don't yet know what lies in store for them but can assume there will be plenty of drama and laughter along their journeys. Produced by Yung Miami & JT of City Girls Yung Miami and JT of City Girls have returned with another hit single and music video entitled "Twerk," featuring Cardi B. The video has garnered over one million views on YouTube since its debut. This comes following their debut mixtape Period as well as two studio albums: Girl Code and City on Lock. Max Original series' first season ended on an intense cliffhanger as police closed in on Shawna who had been running a credit card scam. Luckily, it has been renewed so fans will get to see what happens next. Yung Miami remains confident that she and her group can withstand the pressures of industry life as well as individual egos, as she recently expressed during an IRL podcast chat with Angie Martinez: even though they've encountered problems together in the past, over time their relationship has deepened considerably. Aida Osman and KaMillion star in the star-studded cast, with RJ Cyler as Lamont, Jonica Booth as Chastity and Daniel Augustin playing Maurice respectively. Issa Rae created and executive produced for Hoorae Productions with Syreeta Singleton serving as showrunner - watch below for its trailer! The series premieres Thursday August 10 on Max with one episode airing weekly until its season finale on September 21. Check out its trailer now!
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