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NEW YORK, Nov. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Digital series "HBCU White House," debuts its new season with Julian Horton – who stars as 'Roy' in Tyler Perry's new #1 Netflix show, "Beauty in Black," along with Yung Joc – syndicated radio host, cast member of MTV's "Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta," and star of the new movie Smoot Films Presents "Allure." The digital series also announces a season-long promotional partnership with clothing brand, Black Boy Scholars. Stream new episodes of "HBCU White House," beginning November 18, 2024 at .

As the first guest of "HBCU White House" season 4, Julian Horton talks about how his character 'Roy' fits into the intertwining lives of two women with contrasting stories in the salacious drama, "Beauty in Black." The first Netflix series developed by Tyler Perry, Horton recounts how the creator of the show helped him elevate his acting performance and teases what viewers can anticipate in the back-half of the 16-episode series. "Beauty in Black" part 1 is currently streaming on Netflix; part 2 will release in spring 2025.

Later in the episode, rapper and entertainer – Yung Joc – joins "HBCU White House" to talk about his first starring role in the new movie, Smoot Films Presents "Allure." Well known for the MTV network reality show "Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta," Yung Joc talks about how he got involved in the movie project and what to expect from his character 'Omega.' The syndicated radio host of "Yung Joc and The Streetz Morning Takeover" on Streetz 94.5 FM in Atlanta also discusses the cultural impact of his 2000's-era hip-hop singles, "It's Goin Down" and "I Know You See It," almost twenty-years after their respective releases. Smoot Films Presents "Allure" starring Yung Joc, Blue Kimble, Crystal Hughes, and Terayle Hill had its red carpet premiere in Atlanta, GA on November 13th, 2024, and will be streaming in wide release this winter.

"Contrary to the title of our digital series, "HBCU White House" is not a politically driven platform, it's aspirational," says Alvin Woods, executive producer and host of the standalone streamer. "An HBCU education can take you anywhere in the world, including the White House. We want viewers to be entertained, informed, and motivated to reach their life goals. To launch at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic was a daunting task but it has been rewarding to watch the digital series grow into a necessary medium of edutainment, specifically for urban culture."

Primary promotional consideration for the new season is sponsored by Black Boy Scholars. The clothing brand is committed to advocating for the importance of HBCU's and shining a light on positivity in urban communities. Shop the complete collection of unisex "dad hats" and baseball caps, hoodies, crewnecks, tracksuits, tote bags, and t-shirts at . Instagram and TikTok: @blackboyscholars.

"Our culture controls our narrative," says Keithan Watkins, co-founder and designer of Black Boy Scholars. "We aim towards uplifting, inspiring, and empowering one mind at a time; inclusive to all and exclusive to none, " says Alex Middleton, co-founder and designer of Black Boy Scholars. "Our clothing brand is not solely for academic scholars, but achievers of all walks of life, we're just the ones that want continue to make an emphatic impact and send the ladder down," says Nate Cameron, co-founder and designer of Black Boy Scholars.

"Collaboration is important and we're excited to showcase the creativity of Black Boy Scholars in 2025 and beyond," says Woods. "The culmination of the recent presidential election cycle in the United States underscores the need for unity among communities. The eyes of the next generation are upon us. Instead of internet wars and think-pieces about differentiating political stances for the next four years, we need to pivot and focus on nurturing our communities."

"HBCU White House" season 4 episode 1 also features a product spotlight segment with ; ; ; ; and . Additional promotional consideration is provided by and .

Follow "HBCU White House" on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @HBCUwhitehouse. Season 4 episodes now streaming at .

ABOUT "HBCU WHITE HOUSE":

"HBCU White House" is a digital series and curated newswire "Tracking The Culture" on entertainment, business & entrepreneurship, consumer trends, lifestyle, travel, sports, products, bi-partisan topics and collegiate stories for HBCU alumni, supporters, and friends.

"An HBCU Education Can Take You Anywhere in the World...including the White House." Episodes now streaming .

Follow "HBCU White House" on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @HBCUwhitehouse. Season 4 episodes now streaming at .

Media Contact

Alvin Woods, HBCU White House, 1 3479498172, [email protected],

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