What Happened To MC Hammer?

Like many mega celebrities who've found themselves on the downslope of their fame, Hammer turned to the last bastion of public notoriety: reality television. He was on the first season of the WB's The Surreal Life, all over those VH1 shows that seemed to pop up like weeds for a few years, and eventually landed

Like many mega celebrities who've found themselves on the downslope of their fame, Hammer turned to the last bastion of public notoriety: reality television. He was on the first season of the WB's The Surreal Life, all over those VH1 shows that seemed to pop up like weeds for a few years, and eventually landed his own short-lived show, Hammertime, on A&E. Hammer served as executive producer and wanted to provide a real, honest portrait of his family life. That included a loving relationship with his wife of 20 plus years, their six nice, well-adjusted kids, and the charitable good works they do as a family. So, yeah, the show lasted one season, because no reality TV viewer wants to see that. Now, that show where Bobbi Brown and Whitney Houston basically just got high and acted crazy all the time? That was a smash hit that could have had 20 seasons if it wanted to, but Whitney Houston refused to come back after the first one. Whitney Houston was the voice of reason against reality TV. Let that sink in.

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