Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast
*The numbers are in, and based on the results, audiences love the hell out of some drama.
The finale episode of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,’ featuring love triangles and relationship issues with K. Michelle, Stevie J, Joseline, Mimi, Lil Scrappy, Erica Dixon, and Buckey attracted over six million viewers, making it the highest rated episode in the series history.
The strong viewership is driving the return of a second season of “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” in addition to a third season of “Love & Hip Hop: New York.” In the height of the television series success, a lawsuit was filed by K. Michelle’s Alledged abuser, Mickey “Memphitz” Wright, for slandering his character.
I dont belive it. This show was the worst. Why would anybody watch this mess?
I believe it. I watched it and the drama stayed the topic of water cooler gossip at work and on these blogs. People like watching train recks.
Oh well… And it can become the most popular reality TV show of all time as far as I’m concerned. Dare I judge those who watch that crap? Naw… It is what it is. I, personally, would rather set my TV on fire before watching that show.
The fact of the matter is. Black folks have been watching this baffoonary in record numbers. It seams our folks talk a good game. When it comes to quality black programming. If you want to see the weekly or monthly viewing numbers. With regards to black television viewing. Go to
http://www.targetmarketnews.com
This is what I call the Black version of nielson rating system. And thanks to the black folks who watch this baffoonary. Viacom is making a mint off of these dummy down programming. Now am I mad at Viacom for making a mint off of this kind of programming? Nope! Why? Because black folks are voting in records number with their viewership. They have relayed the message to “Viacom” & advertisers. Keep it coming this is the kind of programming I luv and will support.(lol)