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Love & Hip Hop Creator Discusses The Polarizing Show

11/26/2013
. (Radio.com) Mona Scott-Young visited The Big Tigger Show last week to talk about her new ventures in Myx Fusions Moscato and Love & Hip Hop drama, both of which offer varying degrees of intoxication.

Scott-Young � who started her entertainment moguldom as co-founder of Violator Management (including pioneering hip-hop acts Missy Elliott, LL Cool J and 50 Cent) with the late Chris Lighty � is co-owner and Chief Marketing Officer for Myx Fusions Moscato and founder of her own film production company, Monami Entertainment (with VH1 hits "Love & Hip Hop New York," "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" and "Chrissy & Mr. Jones").

And the latter hasn't come without criticism � which she deftly took on today. "You know, it's so funny, people have this love/hate, LOVE/HATE relationship with "Love & Hip Hop," explains Scott-Young, in town as Myx Fusion Moscato co-sponsors the BET Music Matters' "Rebellious Soul" Tour, headlined by LHH co-star/R&B singer K. Michelle. "They love the show, they love the drama; but then they're mad at the drama and they don't want to see the fighting. But then they want to see the fighting. It's like a roller-coaster ride!" Stream the interview here.

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