T.I.’s New BET Competition Show ‘The Grand Hustle’ Premiering In July
T.I.’s New BET Competition Show ‘The Grand Hustle’ Premiering In July
T.I. (real name Clifford Harris) is expanding his TV credentials, teaming up with BET for a new non-scripted show. His Grand Hustle Productions will produce The Grand Hustle. Set in Atlanta, the 12-episode hourlong series features 16 business-minded men and women vying for a coveted position, with a six-figure salary within Tip’s multimillion-dollar Grand Hustle business empire which he built from the ground up. The Grand Hustle competition series will premiere Thursday, July 19th at 10 PM ET. T.I. explained,
The Grand Hustle Empire is always expanding so therefore we needed to add a very talented, highly skilled executive to our team. It doesn’t matter if you got your hustle at Harvard or the hood, The Grand Hustle is about how you handle business and what you can do for the brand so I wanted to create a show that offers an equal playing field.
Harris and Sher executive produce with Christian Sarabia (EP) and Johnny Petillo, who also serves as showrunner. The Grand Hustle is produced by 51 Minds Entertainment.
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