‘Rhythm + Flow’ freestyles back to Netflix for Season 2

  


Before she became a platinum-selling artist, rapper Latto was a contestant on the reality competition, The Rap Game




Now she’s flipping the stage as a judge for the new season of Netflix’s hip-hop competition series, Rhythm + Flow


It was fun to be on the other end of the stick,” Latto told CNN. At first I was nervous, ‘cause I was like, ‘Oh my God, I’ve been in their shoes.’ I know what that feels like when you’re put on the spot. So I was like, ‘Oh my God, I’m gonna be too soft.


Viewers will be able to determine for themselves how tough as Netflix streams the second season of the series in which Latto, fellow rapper Ludacris and producer DJ Khaled are judges.


Contestants write new tracks, compete in battles and perform for a chance to win $250,000. They also get to interact with some heavy hitters in the industry.



Despite how incredibly competitive the show is, many of the contestants grew close.


It is an experience that only we can understand,” said contestant Jaxs. Nobody else can understand this experience, only the other competitors


Contestant Rhome said the production team did a good job of supporting them through the process.


The biggest blessing about ‘Rhythm and Flow’ and Netflix is they stayed true to us,” he said. They really were like, ‘We want to highlight the talent. We want to highlight the people that’s on the show.

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