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JoJo Siwa Searches For the Next Big Pop Girl Group in New Reality Show
The Peacock series is Siwa's lastest dance-based project!
JoJo Siwa has another dance-based project coming up, and this time, she's bringing in her fans.
Peacock announced today in a statement that they will be releasing an all-new reality competition series titled Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution, which will begin streaming on Thursday, November 4.
JoJo won't be the only Siwa involved in the show, as her mother and manager, Jessalyn Siwa is also serving as one of the main cast members.
The series is described as "the ultimate reality competition series in which young talent, who also happen to be major JoJo Siwa fans, will compete for a coveted role in XOMG Pop, a brand-new pop group that will be managed by Jessalynn."
The description continues, saying that "eleven tweens will participate in a series of performances and challenges, while JoJo serves as a choreographer and mentor. As part of the grand prize, the newly crowned pop group will serve as an opening act for JoJo."
Siwa posted about her excitement on her Instagram. "My mom and I are creating the next big girl group phenomenon, XOMG POP!" she wrote. "Find out who has what it takes to be part of our girl group on our new show Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution streaming November 4 on Peacock TV!!!!"
After coming out at the beginning of the year and introducing the world to her adorable girlfriend, Siwa has been absolutely slaying it on the current season of Dancing With the Stars, where she, along with professional dancer Jenna Johnson make up the show's first same-sex couple.
Siwa and Johnson have had great chemistry so far, finishing in the top two each of the three episodes so far. In the latest episode, the pair danced the Argentine Tango to Britney Spears' classic hit "...Baby One More Time." Along with two other pairs, they got the highest score of the night.
Siwa's Dance Pop Revolution will premiere on Peacock on November 4. The first three episodes of the series will drop that day, with new episodes each of the five weeks after.
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Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic who has been covering queer news for a decade. The transgender, Latina lesbian lives in Los Angeles with her fiancée.
Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic who has been covering queer news for a decade. The transgender, Latina lesbian lives in Los Angeles with her fiancée.
