The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott

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2005–

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The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott (2005)

Thirteen would-be musical artists hit the road with hip-hop artist Missy Elliott in a competition in which the winner is signed to her record label. The contestants travel on a bus, giving t... Read allThirteen would-be musical artists hit the road with hip-hop artist Missy Elliott in a competition in which the winner is signed to her record label. The contestants travel on a bus, giving them an inside view of the music business.Thirteen would-be musical artists hit the road with hip-hop artist Missy Elliott in a competition in which the winner is signed to her record label. The contestants travel on a bus, giving them an inside view of the music business.

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Missy Elliott

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Jessica Betts

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Akil Dasan

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Madonna

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Jermaine Dupri

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Jackamoe Buzzell

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Cori Yarckin

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Matthew Buckner

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Nilyne Fields

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13 Hungry Artists Hit the Road for the Opportunity of a Lifetime

This is the true story of 13 multicultural r&b/mc kids picked to tour the country with an established artist--nea Missy Elliot. What happens when artist stop being polite and start being "real" find out on the next installment of Road.

I have to admit I like Mona as a judge, and I think a few of the artist are worthy of being noted for talent (Jessica, Eddie, Frank B., Marcus). However I think there are so few talented among the talent pool that there isn't a compelling reason to watch the show. While I think this is a worthy endeavor (musicians being forced to perform under tour circumstances)especially given recent teen pop "stars" staging performance problems, but ultimately I would rather watch truly talented musicians who can articulate about life on the road.