Watch Ego Trip's White Rapper Show

Name: Ego Trip's White Rapper Show
Genre: Reality
Released: 2007-01-08
Cast: MC Serch

2007
1 Season

Ego Trip's White Rapper Show was a reality television show that premiered on VH1 in 2007. The show was a hip-hop competition featuring ten white rappers who competed against each other to win the title of "The Next Great White Rapper." The show was hosted by the legendary MC Serch, known for his work with the hip-hop group 3rd Bass. The judges for the competition included rapper and producer Prince Paul, rapper and actress Yo-Yo, and rapper and music producer MC Search.

The contestants were brought together in a house in the Bronx, where they lived together for the duration of the show. The contestants were given various challenges, such as writing and performing original songs, freestyling, and creating music videos. The challenges were designed to test the contestants' skills as rappers and performers.

The contestants on the show came from various backgrounds and had different levels of experience as rappers. Some had been rapping for years, while others were newcomers to the art form. The show aimed to provide an opportunity for white rappers to showcase their talents and prove that they could be just as skilled and authentic as rappers from any other background.

Throughout the competition, the contestants faced various obstacles and conflicts, both with each other and with the judges. The judges were tough but fair, and they provided valuable feedback to help the contestants improve their skills.

The show also featured guest appearances from various hip-hop artists, including Ice-T, Busta Rhymes, and Grandmaster Flash. These appearances added to the authenticity of the show, as they emphasized the importance of hip-hop culture and its place in American society.

At the end of each episode, one contestant was eliminated until only one remained. The winner of the competition received a record deal and a cash prize.

Ego Trip's White Rapper Show was a groundbreaking show that tackled issues of race and authenticity in hip-hop. The idea of a competition for white rappers was controversial, with some critics arguing that it was inherently racist or that it promoted cultural appropriation. However, the show aimed to promote diversity in hip-hop and to provide a platform for talented white rappers who might otherwise be overlooked.

The show was praised for its honesty and authenticity, as well as for its commitment to showcasing the talents of the contestants. It was also criticized for perpetuating negative stereotypes about white rappers and for its focus on competition rather than collaboration.

Despite the controversy, Ego Trip's White Rapper Show was a popular and entertaining show that helped to elevate the careers of several of its contestants. The show provided a unique opportunity for white rappers to showcase their skills and prove that they could be just as authentic and talented as rappers from any other background.

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Seasons

8. Episode 8

February 26, 2007

Our final two emcees battle with anxiety and warm up for their final showdown with a half-time spectacle at the famous Rucker Park in Harlem. The Bronx don Fat Joe shows up to encourage our finalists to do their best. But the real test comes when the finalists discover in the end that the music biz is pure hell. Literally. Only one emcee is gonna be white-hot enough to win, while the other one will go down in flames, yo.

7. Episode 7

February 19, 2007

The surviving rappers pack their bags and continue on to their next impossible mission: waging jihad in the Mecca of (white) hip-hop. But after a month of getting comfy in the South Bronx will they adapt to their new home away from home, "Tha House of D?" Later, Serch finds himself in coach-mode when he provides some definitive advice before releasing our emcees into a lion's den. It's survival of the fittest and only the strong will survive.

6. Episode 6

February 12, 2007

NYC's sweltering summer heat is no comparison to the tempers that boil over during a visit to top-rated radio station Hot 97, which leads to locked horns with the outspoken Miss Jones. Old rivalries are rekindled and things once again get physical. And if the visit by hardcore rapper Saigon doesn't help the contestants understand just how tough the rap game really is, then the unexpected arrival of the paramedics does. When the smoke clears, the "SuperThug" N.O.R.E. gives two of the cast a piece of his mind. In the end, it's uncertain who will have the stamina it takes to be a big-time rap star.

5. Episode 5

February 5, 2007

After the half-dozen rappers left are scrutinized on their personal appearance by none other than fashion mogul Marc Ecko, a trip to a Queen's landmark fills one emcee's head with crazy ideas about what it means to shine. And later a mysterious (and possibly deranged) presence in the house rattles everyone to the core. With more cameras pointed at the cast than usual (and a cameo by music video director Lil' X) who will be blinded by the artificial light of glitz and fame? And who will allow the temptation of booze and some visiting vixens to cause them to lose their cool? Tune in and find out.

4. Episode 4

January 29, 2007

A big dream of our remaining seven emcees gets fulfilled when they get to work with one of today's top hip-hop producers, Just Blaze. But it's gonna take pure fire to win this episode's challenge. Only those who can burn up the club with heat (and make some special ladies shake what they mama gave 'em) will be allowed to stay in Tha White House. But will anyone be offended by the elimination task involving (gasp!) panties? Watch for an appearance by everybody's favorite crazy rap weirdo, the one-and-only Kool Keith.

3. Episode 3

January 22, 2007

Serch informs the eight rappers that they finally get to hit the studio. Legendary producer Prince Paul drops in for a visit, which leads to an unexpected test of knowledge and nerves. If that weren't enough, Dipset's very own Juelz Santana offers up some hearty advice during a tasty night out. By episode's end, four rappers get the chance to break bread while the other four get grilled...and one unlucky emcee gets toasted.

2. Episode 2

January 15, 2007

Nine remaining rappers embark on a hip-hop history tour including sightings of Old School pioneers Kurtis Blow and Grandmaster Caz. But the biggest surprise awaits at tour's end as the emcees face a musical onslaught that leaves their heads spinning. Afterwards, one rapper's low self-esteem imperils the future of the fellow housemates. With things heating up during the competition, strong emotions spill over into everyone's personal lives as well... with one lucky fellow meeting Misfit under the sheets. But will he close the deal?

1. Episode 1

January 8, 2007

Ten eager (white) rappers from across the country arrive in the South Bronx with nothing except their skills, heart, and dreams of winning $100,000. As they meet their new neighbors, will they be accused of infiltrating a 'hood that has been doing just fine without them? Meanwhile, back at Tha White House, the show's funky headquarters, John Brown finds himself in a heated encounter with Sullee, Persia... and Persia's dildo. After the dust settles (and, trust us, it's dusty in that crazy-ass crib), Serch enlightens one rapper by teaching a very heavy lesson.

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