In an exclusive interview with Baller Alert, JoJo Alonso caught up with the dynamic duo Khaotic and Scrappy to chat about their latest venture—a brand new show that promises to explore the intricacies of finding love. This exciting project “Pick A Side”, airing on Now That’s TV, stems from their personal journeys of heartbreak shared during their time on “Love and Hip Hop.”
The creation of their new show was inspired by their own experiences with love and heartbreak, an idea born from many conversations. With both excitement and a touch of nerves, they shared their creative process and how they brought their vision to life, all while keeping the specifics under wraps to keep fans eagerly anticipating each episode.
Viewers can catch this unique take on finding love, which Khaotic and Scrappy are both hopeful will resonate with many. They encourage everyone to tune in every Wednesday at 7 PM on Now That’s TV to follow along as the show unfolds.
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