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Manchester Utd's Rio Ferdinand plans TV 'Hip-Hop Idol'

The defender wants to get Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson as judges

Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand has been brainstorming with a television company about producing a hip-hop reality TV show which would see celebrities cover hip-hop classics in front of a judging panel, raising money for anti-gun crime charities.

Ferdinand has stated his wish to sign up Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson as judges for the show, and has reportedly already signed up a slew of famous faces to compete.

According to The Guardian, celebrities set to appear include comedian Jimmy Carr, model Naomi Campbell, BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles, reality TV star and authoress Jordan, actor Shane Richie and Coleen McLoughlin, wife of Ferdinand’s Manchester United team-mate, Wayne Rooney.

No details of when or on what channel the show may broadcast on have been made available.
 

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wellduhobviously 

Mar 22, 2008

This too has also already happened. It's called Celebrity Rap Superstar:

http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/celebrity_rap_superstar/series.jhtml

Tyerone 

Mar 22, 2008

It's a bit early for April Fools', no? :-|
Jimmy Carr.. wow.

JayfunkNME 

Mar 22, 2008

Jordan - Authoress??? is the wots she is called these days lol

brfczander 

Mar 23, 2008

mark ronson as judge??? what the hell? tht is all i have to say about this

jaxxon 

Mar 23, 2008

I want to see Wayne Rooney do NWA's 'A Bitch Iz A Bitch'

Sophie1103 

Mar 24, 2008

Thats stupid, those famous 'r&b' starts don't deserve to do something as good as this. Get the real singers and artists to do it, not people who rap about sex and money.

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