[07/15/21 - 01:01 PM] VH1 Continues to Expand Monday Nights with "My True Crime Story" This new eight-episode true-crime series, narrated by Remy Ma, features first person stories of real people mixed up in headline-grabbing crimes.
[via press release from VH1]
VH1 continues to expand Monday nights with My True Crime Story
New series hosted by award-winning rapper and actress, Remy Ma, premieres August 2nd at 10 PM ET/PT
New York, NY (July 14, 2021) - VH1 announced its newest series, My True Crime Story hosted by GRAMMY(R) nominated rapper, actress and VH1 fan favorite, Remy Ma premiering Monday, August 2nd at 10 PM ET/PT.
This new eight-episode true-crime series, narrated by Remy Ma, features first person stories of real people mixed up in headline-grabbing crimes. Remy Ma can attest first hand to what it's like to get caught up in the fast life, face the consequences and come out the other side victorious.
Each episode features ordinary people with good intentions who commit scandalous criminal activities and ultimately find redemption. Told by the people who lived through these life-changing misadventures, thrilling stories include cases of international smuggling, million dollar jewelry heists, bank robbery and drug trafficking. When it all comes crashing down, was it worth it?
"My True Crime Story" is produced for VH1 by Hot Snakes Media and executive produced by Eric Evangelista, Shannon Evangelista and David Erickson. VH1 Internal executive producers include Todd Radnitz, Melissa Tallerine and Jubba Seyyid.
About Remy Ma:
The legacy of Remy Ma is as tightly woven into the fabric of hip-hop history as a bass line. Over the course of nearly two decades, Remy has impacted rap music both near and far, setting a bar for how artists of all genders should approach the art form. The Bronx-bred Grammy-nominated legend delivers a brand new iteration of Remy Ma, one who is not only integral to the foundation of hip-hop music, but is elevating it as one of the brightest yet timeless stars in the game.
About Hot Snakes Media:
Hot Snakes Media is responsible for some of the most watched and innovative content of the past decade. Based on both coasts and led by husband-and-wife team Shannon and Eric Evangelista, the company has shattered viewership records on Discovery Channel, TLC and discovery+. They are responsible for the Critic's Choice Award winning hit series DeafU now streaming on Netflix, this year's most binged discovery+ show Pig Royalty as well as 11 ratings record-setting seasons of the Breaking Amish franchise on TLC. For more please visit www.hotsnakesmedia.com.
About VH1:
VH1 is the dominant pop culture brand for adults 18-49. The network is available in 86 million U.S. households and has an array of digital channels and services including the VH1 App, VH1.com and @VH1. VH1 is a unit of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB). For more information, please visit www.vh1press.com, VH1.com, or follow VH1 on social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube & TikTok. Follow us on Twitter @VH1Comms.
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