Scott-Young’s ‘Love & Hip-Hop’ overcomes backlash

By Jonathan Landrum
Published April 22, 2013 4:00am ET
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Scott-Young’s ‘Love & Hip-Hop’ overcomes backlash
This March 25, 2013 photo shows Mona Scott -Young, creator of the VH1 reality show "Love & Hip Hop" in Atlanta. "Love & Hip-Hop" is broken up into two different shows _ one based in New York and another in Atlanta. Each show primarily focuses on six women and the supporting cast members of men who are connected to the hip-hop industry, following on their personal lives and career. (AP Photo/John Amis) | John Amis

ATLANTA (AP) — Mona Scott-Young used to wake up in cold sweat at night, wondering if she made the right decision to leave her list of high-profile hip-hop clients to branch off and create reality television shows.

That’s a dilemma the creator of the popular reality series “Love & Hip-Hop” on VH1 doesn’t have to worry about anymore.

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