‎Rap Sh!t - Apple TV

EPISODE 1

Something for the City

Stuck at a dead-end hotel job while her long-distance boyfriend attends law school, aspiring rapper Shawna spontaneously invites her estranged friend Mia out for drinks –yielding surprising results.

30 min
EPISODE 2

Something for the Girls

After their first video gains traction, Shawna and Mia’s second attempt at success leads to creative differences.

30 min
EPISODE 3

Something for the Hood

As the duo get more serious about their music, Shawna dives deeper into a scheme to help cover costs. Meanwhile, Mia fields a proposal from her promoter friend Chastity.

25 min
EPISODE 4

Something for the Club

Shawna’s boyfriend Cliff criticizes the pair’s latest work, while Chastity attempts to convince a club to play their song.

27 min
EPISODE 5

Something for the Weekend

The girls take a trip to New York where Shawna finally reunites with Cliff and Mia meets up with a wealthy stranger.

27 min
EPISODE 6

Something for the Gram

After the events in New York, Mia deals with hateful comments and trolls while Lamont has to step up. Meanwhile, Shawna decides to ditch work for the day.

28 min

Aida Osman

Shawna
KaMillion

Mia
Jonica Booth

Chastity
Devon Terrell

Cliff
RJ Cyler

Lamont
Amandla Jahava

Jill
Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut

Fatima
Daniel Augustin

Maurice
Jaboukie Young-White

Francois Boom
Issa Rae

Producer
Dave Becky

Producer

Information

Studio: Discovery Global Comedy
Released: 2022
Rated: -12; © 2022 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio: English (United States)
Subtitles: Bulgarian (Bulgaria) , Croatian (Croatia) , Czech (Czechia) , Danish (Denmark) , Dutch (Netherlands) , Finnish (Finland) , French (France) , Hungarian (Hungary) , Macedonian (North Macedonia) , Norwegian Bokmål (Norway) , Polish (Poland) , Portuguese (Portugal) , Romanian (Romania) , Serbian (Serbia) , Slovenian (Slovenia) , Spanish (Spain) , Swedish (Sweden)

Accessibility

: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.