Rhythm + Flow, the popular rap competition on Netflix, has received approval for an Italian version. This comes after the success of the French version Nouvelle École, which is currently in its second season, and the popular American version.

Fremantle will create Bannered Rhythm + Flow Italy, the Italian version of the rap music competition, which will include local musicians Fabri Fibra, Geolier, and Rose Villain. The group will lead the hunt for up-and-coming artists leaving their imprint on the Italian rap industry, with a $100,000 reward up for grabs for the victor.

In 2024, Rhythm + Flow Italy’s eight-episode first season will only be accessible on Netflix. The inaugural edition’s search will centre on Rome, Naples, and Milan’s thriving rap scenes. Inspired by their aspirations to fulfil their dreams, young rappers will showcase their abilities in freestyle, rap battles, and original song composition throughout the tournament.

Release Date of Rhythm + Flow Italy Season 1

In 2024, Rhythm + Flow Italy’s eight-episode first season will only be accessible on Netflix. The inaugural edition’s search will centre on Rome, Naples, and Milan’s thriving rap scenes.

Important players in the Italian rap industry will join the three judges throughout the programme to assist choose the competition’s winner. Alessio Muzi will serve as the director of Rhythm + Flow Italy, which will be written by Dino Clemente, Matteo Lenardon, Paola Papa, Antonio Vicaretti, and Chiara Guerra.

It’s the first Netflix original format to be adapted into Italian. Rhythm + Flow is the latest in a long line of Netflix original formats that have been translated into several other languages and nations. These include the Brazilian and German adaptations of Too Hot to Handle, the Brazilian and Japanese adaptations of Love is Blind, which is presently being developed in Sweden, Germany, and the UK, and the Polish adaptation of the Spanish series Love Never Lies.

Are any of you ready to venture into a completely unfamiliar musical territory? Then you ought to give Rhythm + Flow a look. Yes, only rappers who enjoy hip-hop are eligible for this one. Are you curious about the reality show? Pay attention. Rhythm + Flow Nouvelle Ecole is a music reality programme that was produced by Jeff Gaspin, Jesse Collins, Nikki Boella, and John Legend. Rappers from France compete for a chance to win 100,000 euros in the Netflix music competition Rhythm & Flow France (Nouvelle Ecole).

In the French version of Rhythm and Flow, T.I., Cardi B, and Chance the Rapper serve as judges for the American music competition. Shay of Belgium, Niska of France, and SCH of France judge the French version. The show’s concept includes rap fights, original composition and production, music video creation, and freestyling.

Plot Rhythm + Flow Italy Season 1

Flow + Rhythm Storyline of Nouvelle Ecole Season 2: The first season of the music programme was jam-packed with surprises. American musician Cardi B, who possesses several talents, was one of the judges in the inaugural season. Chance the Rapper is an American rapper, musician, actor, and activist who also creates and sings music. 

American T.I. is well-known for his work as a rapper, producer, songwriter, actor, executive, and businessman among his many other abilities. I would really love to see the same judges return for a second season of the reality programme if everything goes as planned. There were nine participants in the program’s first season. They were D. Smoke, Flandynn B., Troyman, Sam Be Yourself, Big Moufbo, Caleb Colossus, Old Man Saxon, and Flawless Real Talk.

D. Smoke won the inaugural season, with Flawless Real Talk coming in second. Troyman came in fourth, while Londynn B. came in third. Netflix’s original version of “Rhythm + Flow” was a reality show centred around a music competition. Hip-hop fans worldwide were astounded by the extraordinary skill on the event. The same series won the prizes for “Best TV Show of the Year” in 2019 and “Outstanding Reality Program, Reality Competition the Series, or Game Show” in 2020.

October 9, 2019 marked the premiere of the first four episodes. The next three episodes were made available on October 16, 2019, while the last three were published on October 23, 2019. At the start of the series, the judges start looking for the best rappers in the world. Chance chooses Anderson Peak, T.I. chooses Nipsey Hussle, and Cardi B chooses Snoop Dogg. 

Cardi B, Fat Joe, and Jadakiss are at S.O.B. recruiting elite East Coast rappers to represent California in the second episode, “New York Auditions. Finally, they were down to thirty applicants from all across Los Angeles. They are now grouping together to collaborate, and only the most gifted will move on to the next round. Merely sixteen individuals qualified for the most significant bouts of their lives, the rap battles. Following their travels to record films that tell their stories, the eight lyricists will go back home to write hit songs.

Just two days are left for the six competitors to study and perform a well-known song in front of a sizable audience. The opportunity to collaborate with celebrities like Miguel, Jhené Aiko, Teyana Taylor, Ty Dolla $ign, and Tory Lanez will only come to five fortunate winners. In the final episode, the competitors create their dream songs with their favourite producers and present them to the judges in an effort to win an award. The judges have the privilege of choosing the winner of the show. In addition to Shay, SCH, and Niska, a few other people are also acting as judges in this rap duel.

The judges are accompanied by Jul, Gradur, Hamza, Tiakola, and Soso Maness. The genres of the show—which include “Music and Musicals,” “Reality TV,” “Hip Hop,” and “Competition Reality TV Show”—have not yet been discussed.

Because it crosses numerous genres, this is certain to have a significant influence. Contestants get ready for their musical presentations. Rappers appear to be getting ready!

Where Can I Watch Season 1 of Rhythm + Flow Nouvelle Ecole?

Viewers of Netflix accounts may see the music reality series. The only website without the show’s streaming is the official one. Rappers and hip-hop enthusiasts, what are you doing with your time? Still, give it a go; who knows, maybe the performance may spark the idea for a rap song?