Our shows are going to focus less on loud and silly hooks and more on young people proving themselves
Recently, MTV cancelled the “Apprentice”-esque show after only six episodes due to poor ratings. “Power” centered around 14 kids competing in goofy tasks to win 50’s affection, $100,000, and a shot at becoming a mogul.
In November, Trump scoffed at the idea of the entire show. “It was a copy of ‘The Apprentice,” Trump said. “It will fail because he's not Trump.”
50, never the one to back down from lightweight beef, replied, “What's the matter with Donald?' He's got a little age on him. He must be getting senile.” Apparently not.
MTV has said that just because they showed 50 the door, doesn’t mean they’re going to give up on new reality shows with a similar theme.
"Our new shows will feature themes of affirmation and accomplishment," Brian Graden, MTV Networks' vice president of entertainment, told the New York Post. "Our shows are going to focus less on loud and silly hooks and more on young people proving themselves."
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