No matter how you might feel about Nick Cannon, and rest assured that there are plenty of Eminem Stans with no love lost for the multi-hyphenate, you can’t deny the man has secured a fair number of bags throughout his career. Now, it would appear he’s set to land another major deal, with his upcoming daytime talk show Nick Cannon officially landing a premiere date of September 21st, 2020 — barring any coronavirus-related production delays, of course.

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The upcoming comedic talk-show, which arrives as a partnership between Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury and Cannon’s own Ncredible Entertainment, appears to be eying a summer production period, which might prove difficult considering the uncertainty caused by the ongoing pandemic.

Either way, Cannon has already shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming series, as revealed in a statement to Page Six. “It’s been thrilling going through this process, and to see the widespread support that the show has received and the milestones we’ve achieved is mind-blowing,” he gushes. “We’re gearing up to deliver a must-see show and I’m looking forward to coming to you on your TV this fall.”

With Nick Cannon having already been picked up by networks like Fox, CBS, Sinclair, Nexstar, Hearst, and more, one has to wonder if the Wild N Out host is positioning himself to become the next face of daytime television. It’s certainly not a bad fit for the affable mogul, who has won over fans throughout his various television endeavors for years. As long as he leaves the rapping to a minimum, it stands to reason that Cannon will be just fine. 

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Migos rapper Offset is at the helm of a new show called Skrrt With Offset, which he will be executive producing with Quibi, and the service has just released a new trailer for the program.

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Offset is the main character in a reality show where he will be racing luxury cars with a few other superstars in the hip-hop community. The trailer features appearances from his bandmate Quavo, his wife Cardi B, and his friends Dapper Dan, Chance the Rapper, T-Pain, and more. In addition, he will also be working with the likes of Jay Leno on the show.

The 28-year-old Atlanta native recently made his acting debut on NCIS, which flows nicely into his foray to reality television. It will likely be some time before we ever see Offset or Cardi B on another episode of Love & Hip Hop so this is probably the closest we'll get to the couple through the small screen. 

Skrrt With Offset premieres on Quibi on April 6. Will you be tuning in?

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For the last ten years, people have been begging Baton Rouge legend Boosie Badazz to release his own reality show and, thanks to a partnership between HotNewHipHop and the For Us By Us Network, it’s officially on the way. We broke the news earlier today, releasing the super trailer for the first season of Badazz Boosie, which shows the rapper and his family going about their regular lives. The show is set to centre around Boosie’s family, which he introduces us to in the trailer. Hilariously though, he calls on one famous woman to join the clan and his kids are fully on board.

“My kids, I think they tryna find me a woman,” says Boosie Badazz in the trailer. “You know who I want. The whole world knows who I want. She wants me too, it’s just a matter of time. Rihanna, you know you want me.”

This is not the first time Boosie Badazz has flirted with the pop star in public. He has famously been using his social media pages to shoot his shot for the last three years.

Rocking his pink Versace bathrobe, Boosie went on to remove his slippers to show off his toes, strangely using them as proof that Rihanna wants his “black chocolate.” 

“Yo Rihanna, you can come see my daddy,” says one of the rapper’s sons. “Yeah, he needs somebody in his life,” adds another. After this, Boosie goes on to shake his hips, attempting to show Rihanna that he has them “rude bwoy” moves.

This is probably his best shot yet. Do you think it’ll work? For more information on the show, check out our announcement here and watch the trailer below.