50 Cent and Rick Ross Just Landed Season 2 of BMF

There's no doubt about it: Starz just renewed 50 Cent's BMF series for a second season. The rapper and producer are responsible for the show's acclaimed premiere and have previously worked with the network on Power and its spinoff, Power Book II: Ghost. It became the number one premiere on Starz's app after its debut, and early reports suggest that it garnered the highest engagement of any premiere on the network.

Myles Truitt

Myles Truitt and 50 Cent just got a home run on Starz's Black Mafia. This show, based on the real-life stories of members of the Black Family Mafia, will tell the story of the Black Family and their involvement in drug trafficking. The new series will explore the lives and love stories of two members of the Black Mafia, one of which is Myles Truitt. The second season of BMF is due out in 2019.

Truitt is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, where he started honing his acting skills and landed roles on projects like "2018 Close" with Michael B. Jordan and Zoe Kravitz. He attended an acting camp, where he picked a motto to live by. He chose the word "teachable" as his motto and views every new opportunity as an opportunity to learn.

Kash Doll

Starz has ordered season two of its hit drama, BMF, which is partly set in Motor City. The show is based on the true story of two brothers who built the biggest drug empire in Detroit during the 1980s. Kash Doll will play Monique and 50 Cent will play Terry Flenory. It's expected to premiere on September 26. The new season will include a number of surprises, including 50 Cent and Kash Doll.

The seventh episode of Season 1 of BMF, directed by Curtis "50 Cent," has been confirmed to film. The series revolves around two Detroit brothers who rose to the top and formed the most powerful crime organization in American history. 50 Cent, who is also an executive producer, tweeted the news on Twitter. Fans of the rapper commented, "let's get it baby!" and "yes, about damn time!" BMF is currently streaming on Starz.

Rick Ross

It looks like Rick Ross and 50 Cent just landed a second season of the music reality show BMF. The BMF crew has been on the move in the past, from Big Meech to Blu Davinci, but things are different now. Big Meech is in jail and Blu Davinci is back on the scene pushing Tabius Tate. The duo recently recorded a new song called "One More Shot" and "Respect The Unexpected." The song will feature Calico Jonez and Blu Davinci, and it will also be featured on the BMF compilation.

The two have a long-standing feud, and the two have recently exchanged jabs via social media and interviews. 50 Cent also made fun of Lastonia Leviston, the mother of Ross' son. Regardless, the two rappers appear to be ready for another decade of psychological warfare. 50 Cent, however, has not responded to Ross' comments. Nonetheless, fans are excited to see them on the show.

Randy Huggins

Fans are excited for the return of "BMF," a hit television series produced by Lionsgate and G-Unit Film and Television. Executive producers include Curt '50 Cent' Jackson and Tasha Smith. The show is based on the true story of two brothers who built Detroit's largest drug empire in the 1980s. The new season of "BMF" is set to debut on Starz sometime in 2017.

The show is based on the true story of Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory and Terry "Southwest T" Flenory, and stars Big Meech's son Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenory Jr. Other cast members include Kash Doll and Snoop Dogg, and Eminem will play the character of White Boy Rick.

Anthony Wilson

The hit Starz comedy series is set to return in February with a new season of the popular comedy, and Anthony Wilson and 50 Cent have just landed the lead roles. They will serve as executive producers with Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson. The show will be written by Randy Huggins. It will also be executive produced by Wilson and Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson.

The series was executive produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, who also produced the first season and was executive producer on the show. The series is produced by G-Unit Film and Television, and will also be distributed by STARZ. Besides Anthony Wilson and 50 Cent, other executive producers include Tasha Smith, who also directed a number of episodes. The production company oversees the series.