Los Angeles, California – HBO Max has decided to cancel the Issa Rae comedy series, “Rap Sh*t,” after two seasons. The show, which follows two friends reuniting in Miami to form a rap duo, will no longer be continuing on the streaming platform.
The news of the cancellation has prompted various responses from members of the show. Showrunner Syreeta Singleton took to Instagram to express her gratitude towards the “real ass group of people” that made up the show’s writing staff. She stated, “The best writers room ever. I will cherish this experience forever and ever.”
Actress Brittney Jefferson, who portrayed Aleesia in the series, also shared her appreciation in the comment section. She thanked the showrunner, describing it as an “honor” to work with her. Jefferson also expressed her love and gratitude towards the show.
Fans of “Rap Sh*t” have voiced their disappointment in the sudden cancellation. Many expressed their desire to see the development of certain storylines and character arcs that will now remain unresolved.
The cancellation announcement has sparked conversations on social media, with viewers expressing their frustration at not being able to witness key plot points. One Twitter user mentioned the anticipation surrounding Chasity’s villain arc, the growth of the main characters, and the potential reunion of Mia and her baby daddy.
The future of “Rap Sh*t” remains uncertain, but its cancellation on HBO Max has left fans wishing for more. The show had garnered a dedicated following that was captivated by its characters and storylines.