Just months after the phenomenally popular Insecure wrapped its final season, acclaimed writer, producer, and comedian Issa Rae delivers a raucous new comedy about two female rappers trying to make it big in Miami. Starring hip hop artist KaMillion (“Fine Azz”) opposite Aida Osman in her lead debut, we explain below how to watch Rap Sh!t online with a HBO Max subscription (opens in new tab) in the US.
Series premiere: Thursday, July 21
New episodes: weekly at the same time
Cast: Aida Osman, KaMillion, Jonica Booth, Devon Terrell, RJ Cyler, DomiNique Perry, Jaboukie Young-White, Amanda Jahava
US Streaming: HBO Max (US) (opens in new tab)
International Options: Crave (CA) | Binge (AU) (opens in new tab)
Rap Sh!t hinges on two estranged friends struggling to make ends meet and who dream of disrupting the male-dominated music biz.
Life for Shawna (Osman) has stalled since she dropped out of college. Her best friend Jill is ghosting her, and her once passionate relationship with Cliff (Devon Terrell, star of Obama biopic Barry) is sputtering out long distance.
That all changes when single mum Mia (KaMillion) dials her number needing a favor. The former friends reconnect, and, after a debauched night of boozing, they record an impromptu rap that transforms both their lives when it becomes a viral hit overnight.
Also starring Insecure’s DomiNique Perry and overflowing with Rae’s signature warmth, wit, and incisive observations about modern life, Rap Sh!t looks to be a booty shaking good time. Just read on for our guide about how to watch Rap Sh!t online, with episodes added weekly in the US on HBO Max (opens in new tab).
How to watch Rap Sh!t on HBO Max in the US
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