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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Nicki Minaj Reality TV Show In The Works
If watching Nicki Minaj every week on American Idol, when its new season starts next year, isn't enough for you, then you're in real luck.
She will reportedly be starring in her own reality TV show for E! TV. In fact, the show supposely started shooting this week, for a planned 2013 air-date not yet annopunced
About the reality show, Minaj was quoted as saying the reason she thinks the show is a good idea is because: “I will say that I find the more people see, is the more they understand, and then it's the more they like you. When you pull them in your world, they see you as a real person. I'm not running away from it anymore."
And who are we to disagree? Anyone?
1 Comment
Miles Ellison | September 27, 2012 9:13 PM
The crapocalypse is upon us. The world will end. Not through fire or flood, but through reality TV shows featuring people of marginal talent and significance.