Love and Hip Hop Hollywood Premiere Date September 2015: Sex Tape Scandals, Love Triangles and More

By Virnelli Mercader, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, September 09, 2014

"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" just had its explosive reunion show, so what's a "Love and Hip Hop" fan got to do to tune in to more drama, conflict, zingers, and of course, hip hop? Fans will be happy to know that the L.A.-based spin-off, "Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood" is about to premiere a few days from now.

A few well-known celebrities are part of the cast, including R&B artist Ray J, also known as singer Brandy's brother and Kim Kardashian's ex. Also in the cast is Omarion and Soulja Boy.

With the addition of familiar names to the LA franchise of "Love and Hip Hop," producers are hoping that the show will gain as much interest and viewers as its predecessors. It looks like this show shares a lot of similarity with the cast from Atlanta. Here's a side by side comparison of the two shows:

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Sex tape scandal:

The Atlanta cast has Mimi Faust and Nikko and their "leaked" tape, while LA has Ray J and his still very controversial scandal with Kim Kardashian.

Love triangles:

The Atlanta cast features Stevie, who used to be with Mimi but is now married to Joseline Hernandez. LA has Ray J, who used to be with singer Teairra Mari, but is now in a relationship with Princess Love. Both girls have also been cast on the show. This love triangle alone is a reason to tune in to the show.

Meanwhile, Soulja Boy and Yung Berg will try to have a relationship, but everyone knows that being in love with a musician can be complicated at times.

Also, the women on the show will share some insights about making it in the business, such as Moniece Slaughter who said in the promo video that sometimes women are better off being ugly because "people will actually listen to what you're saying."

"Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood" will premiere on Sept. 15 on VH1.