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“The Circle” winner, actor and bartender Joey Sasso, 26, won $250,000 and exposure that will help him promote his upcoming movie, “Young Lion of the West,” about an aspiring music club owner.

Most of them don’t even meet in person until later episodes.

Courtesy of NetflixĪnother Netflix reality show, “The Circle,” is an adaptation of an unconventional British reality show, which is also called “The Circle.” Players message and sometimes flirt with each other from the isolation of their own apartments, then rate each other to determine who makes it to the next round. Joey Sasso on Netflix's reality show 'The Circle'. “So hopefully it’s doing what Netflix wanted it to do, which is make money.” “Based on what I’ve seen after the show, is continuing to be really strategic about using that momentum,” said Li Lai, founder and editor-in-chief of Mediaversity Reviews, a website that scores television and films based on diversity metrics. “They could win and keep their artistic freedom, and do what they want to do,” said the show’s executive producer Jesse Collins.ĭ Smoke has released a new album since the show’s finale called “Black Habits.” One of his songs, “Fly,” has been listened to 1.4 million times on Spotify. Unlike “American Idol” and “The Voice,” the winners of “Rhythm + Flow” don’t get a record deal. His Instagram following has grown from 10,000 before the show started on October 9 to 1.7 million today. “I’m not bubble gum, I’m not soda pop, but I’m a product as well,” D Smoke told CNN Business. He said that he appreciated Cardi B’s business advice. “Rhythm + Flow” winner D Smoke, 34, whose legal name is Daniel Farris, impressed the judges with his ability to rap fluently in Spanish and in English, his take on social issues and his stage presence. “Can you sell? Can you get fans? Can you get people to love you?” You ain’t want to get people mad because you didn’t make back their money,” said Cardi B to one contestant. “Let’s say if I was a label and I give you money. Can the next generation of talent sell concert tickets and woo audiences? Her comments illustrated the Grammy-winning artist’s views on the music industry. In an episode of Rhythm + Flow where she was overseeing auditions in New York City, Cardi B told fellow judges that “at the end of the day, we considering if these people are gonna make money.” “There were so many things we had to fix to make them products.”Īmerican rapper and songwriter D Smoke on Netflix's 'Rhythm + Flow'. Everything was made in a rush,” Kim told CNN Business. “On the last episode, we only had three days to create 10 looks collection. Many of her designs were shown on Netflix’s “Next in Fashion.” Kim said her clothing line, with items priced from $180 for a stretch jersey turtleneck to $1,125 for a silk mini dress, was nearly sold out on Net-a-Porter’s platform as of early March. Von der Goltz said that the company was working with Kim on “potential new seasons.” The designer platform supported Kim by advising her on pricing and providing her with marketing and media opportunities. One of her prizes was selling her designs on luxury e-commerce platform Net-a-Porter, which partnered with Netflix for the show.Įlizabeth von der Goltz, Net-a-Porter’s global buying director, said that Netflix approached her company looking for a retailer with “the global reach to match the Netflix audience” and that “this partnership was very exciting and something that we haven’t done before.” Von der Goltz also appeared as a judge in the season finale of “Next in Fashion.” “Next in Fashion” winner Minju Kim, 33, has designed menswear for K-pop megastars BTS and had a 2013 collection of women’s clothing for H&M before winning Netflix’s first original fashion competition. Minju Kim on Netflix's reality show 'Next in Fashion'.

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