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Rapper Khia campaigns for spot on ‘Love & Hip Hop’ spinoff

Southern rapper, Khia, has been reportedly trying to campaign to be on the show.

Published

14 years ago

February 10, 2012

UVM Staff

Southern rapper Khia is fighting for her spot on one of the top tv shows.

If you watched the reunion special of ‘Love & Hip-Hop’ then you know there will be a spinoff show based in Atlanta. Southern rapper Khia has been reportedly trying to campaign to be on the show.

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Khia is not new to reality television. She was featured on Ego’s Miss Rap Supreme which was also produced by VH1.

Khia has encouraged fans to reach out to LHH producer, Mona Scott Young, via the social media (twitter) to help convince her to cast her on the show.

Voices, do you think she will make the show?

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