Money. Power. Respect.

Money. Power. Respect.

Money. Power. Respect.

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Money. Power. Respect.

2016

1 Seasons

1 Episodes

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Reality

Overview

Reality series following six high-powered female hip hop music industry attorneys who use the tricks of their legal training to get Money, Power and Respect in their personal & professional lives.

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8 members

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Dana Whitfield

Self

Dana Whitfield

Acting

Ed Woods

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Ed Woods

Acting

Kelly Shapiro

Self

Kelly Shapiro

Acting

Kendell Renee Kelly

Self

Kendell Renee Kelly

Acting

Nakia Thomas

Self

Nakia Thomas

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Tiffany Ballard

Self

Tiffany Ballard

Acting

Wendy Credle

Self

Wendy Credle

Acting

Lord Jamar

Self

Lord Jamar

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