Beautiful and brilliant, these heirs to hip-hop fame and fortune face the biggest fight of their lives as they try to step out of the shadows of their hip-hop celebrity parents. Princesses of Hip-Hop, takes you on a wild ride behind the scenes of hip-hop royalty for all the drama, surprises and over-the-top fun as these daughters of hip-hop stardom prepare to chase their own dreams, and find success on their own terms. The new docu-soap, "Princesses of Hip-Hop: LA," is a tale of struggle, fame, and temptation from the lives of young women whose parents, just so happen to be hip-hop stars and artists. Los Angeles is the home of entertainment, the city of dreams, where the opportunity to make it big is only one breath away. Watch how reality hits these ladies with humbling and sobering moments, as they learn, that no one is born into success...but that it too must be earned.

Style:
Docu-drama/ Reality-soap Docu-series/ "fly-on-the-wall" cinematography

Uniqueness of Project:
Here is a show that gives a glimpse of behind the scenes celebrity affluence and fame, along with the humbling experiences of struggles that affect us all. See these young ladies as they navigate the pressures of media attention, romance and the chase of their own dreams as they fight to create their own identities a part from the celebrity of their parents.

"Daddy Knows Best"
As Emoni faces the painful truth that her business partner and friend Arion, the daughter of the infamous former hip-hop label CEO Suge Knight, has left the company and forced Emoni to doubt and question her own ability to continue alone. During which, her artist Aniyah...faces an immense pressure to perform in front of major label execs in hope of a joint venture deal. The girls learn that their fathers have both insight and experience in dealing with pressure, and great pressure makes diamonds.

"Hands Up"
The girls find themselves in the middle of a police stand down in what becomes a brutal situation as violence breaks out at Aniyah's concert. Fans begin to protest police brutality and Emoni, Aniyah and Tiffany must figure out how to diffuse what may become an all out riot.

"Wannabe Gangsters, Wannabe Dead"
Gangster rapper Daz Dillinger from the Dogg Pound finds his greatest fear coming true, that his daughter Emoni will find and date a man like himself. Daz does everything in his power to keep the two apart, only to find he is powerless against his daughter's determination to find love. After the success of the hit film. "Straight Outta Compton" which profiles her father Eazy-E, E.B. faces the stress and attention from the added media presence and reporters questioning her father's legacy as she tries to set the story straight about the truth behind who Eazy-E was.

"Groupie Love"
The girls learn quickly that friends may not always be who they seem. Tiffany finds herself at a crossroads when a close friend asks for a huge favor, that may jeopardize her relationship with her mom, rapper Yo-Yo. While Cymphonique struggles to put things back together as a photo shoot for her fashion lines becomes a complete disaster, as fans trespass and vandalize the set.

Female Adults: Ages 18-34
Marital Status: Single
Attended College

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Each episode will be driven by an original song, produced by a major hip-hop producer. The Network will receive and own all publishing for the soundtrack and singles, which will be distributed by a major label via iTunes and in stores nationally.