Kane Dane
Music competition programs are popular amongst the viewers. The broadcasting giant, Netflix, has been launching several reality shows on its platform. Last year, Netflix premiered its first-ever music competition program, titled Rhythm+Flow. Since its launch, the music reality series has gained several fans and followers. The music reality series received love and positive reviews from the fans and followers of Rhythm+Flow. The viewers of Rhythm+Flow are eagerly waiting for the second season of the Netflix Original music competition program to arrive on the broadcasting giant’s platform. Here is everything we know about the arrival of the second season of Rhythm+Flow on Netflix.
Rhythm+Flow: Is The Second Season Of The Reality Music Series On The Cards?
The first season of the reality music competition series arrived on the streaming giant’s platform in October last year. After the immense success of the first season of Rhythm+Flow, the fans and followers of the reality music competition wonder when the second season of the show would arrive on Netflix. But, the streaming giant has not renewed its first reality music competition program yet.
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Rhythm+Flow: Will The Series Be Return For The Second Season On Netflix?
There are speculations that the streaming giant has already unofficially renewed the reality music competition program for the second season. It has also been reported that Netflix has already conducted the auditions for the second season of Rhythm+Flow.
Rhythm+Flow: When Will The Second Season Of The Reality Music Series Arrive On Netflix?
If Rhythm+Flow gets a green signal from the streaming giant, then the fans and followers of the reality show would have to wait till next year to watch the show. Due to the current pandemic situation, the production work of the second season of Rhythm+Flow would not begin immediately.
Rhythm+Flow: What Is The Concept Of The Reality Music Series?
Rhythm+Flow is a hip-hop reality music competition program airing on Netflix. As the series airs on Netflix, the participants of the show do not need to censor their lyrics. The winner of the music competition wins a US$250,000 cash prize. Chance the Rapper, Tip Harris, and Cardi B judge the reality show.
