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Rap Sh!t (TV Series)

Rap Sh!t

2022

Issa Rae (Creator), Sadé Clacken Joseph ...

Aida Osman, KaMillion, Jonica Booth, RJ Cyler ...

5.2

TV Series. Comedy TV Series (2022-2023). 2 Seasons. 16 Episodes. Follows a female rap group from South Florida as they seek success in the music industry.

Canceled after its second season.

	Media	Author	Review
		Lyvie Scott TV Guide	"[2nd Season Review]: The Hip-Hop comedy is finding its flow(...) it is a real glow-up — and it comes at the perfect time"
		Edidiong Mboho Collider	"[2nd Season Review]: it does a great job of telling a new story within the music industry. The show's ability to balance the depth of its topic with humor and heart makes it both timely and one of the best new series on Max"
		Quinci LeGardye AV Club	"[2nd Season Review]: it’s clear that it scales are tipped a bit more into character-led drama than sidesplitting comedy in season two (...) while season two is still a very enjoyable watch, we’d be lying if we said we didn’t miss the first round’s emphasis on levity"
		Aramide Tinubu Variety	"[2nd Season Review]: Raw and unfiltered"
		Nandini Balial rogerebert.com	"[2nd Season Review]: it returns this week with the same panache, albeit in slightly more muted tones, due to a compelling focus on cyclical poverty, mental health, and the superficiality of the recording industry"
		Lovia Gyarkye The Hollywood Reporter	"[1st Season Review]: It’s a glossy, entertaining show that prioritizes quick wit and fun (...) The chemistry between the performers feels warm and familiar"
		Radhika Menon Paste Magazine	"[1st Season Review]: 'Rap Sh!t' is unapologetic in what it is and who it’s for, and TV is better for it."
		Shelli Nicole rogerebert.com	"[1st Season Review]: With a slew of familiar faces (...) a killer soundtrack, and a very steady, well-written storyline there is no reason we shouldn’t expect a slew of seasons"
		Caroline Framke Variety	"[1st Season Review]: 'Rap Sh!t' may be grounded in reality, but there’s something lightly surreal about the experience of watching it (...) seeing the world quite literally through Shawna and Mia’s eyes nonetheless makes 'Rap Sh!t' feel different"
		Alan Sepinwall Rolling Stone	"[1st Season Review]: Rae, Singleton, and the rest of the creative team have a firm handle on Shawna and Mia’s world, and how often that world is only visible to their heroines through one screen or another."
		Ronda Racha Penrice The Wrap	"[1st Season Review]: 'Rap Sh!t' finds a groove that is entertaining while also offering accessible social commentary around Black female sexuality, empowerment, classism and more that will attract its enthusiasts."

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