Remy Ma is officially stepping into the tech and entertainment world — and she’s doing it for the culture. The Bronx rap legend has announced the launch of her very own streaming platform, Remy Network, debuting November 28 (Thanksgiving Day).
A streaming service for the culture
Remy Network will be a free, ad-supported platform fully dedicated to hip-hop content — created by the people who live and breathe it. The platform will host everything from scripted series, documentaries, and concerts to sports, music specials, and reality shows, all rooted in the heart of hip-hop.
“Remy Network isn’t just another streaming service; it’s a home for creativity and collaboration,” Remy said in a press release.
“This is about giving our community a stage to tell our stories our way.”
The mission is clear — “For Us, By Us.” Remy says she wants the platform to highlight independent filmmakers, directors, and creators whose voices are often overlooked in mainstream media.
From battle rap to business boss
This isn’t Remy Ma’s first time building something groundbreaking for hip-hop. In 2022, she launched Chrome 23, an all-female battle rap league that pushed women MCs into the spotlight with high production quality, fair pay, and a space that celebrated lyricism, confidence, and sisterhood.
Chrome 23 quickly became one of the most respected names in battle rap — proving Remy’s ability to merge business and cultural influence seamlessly.
Now, with Remy Network, she’s taking that same energy digital, creating a global home for hip-hop storytelling and ownership.
The Bronx breeds icons
From dominating battle rap stages to advocating for women in the industry — and now launching her own streaming empire — Remy Ma continues to set the bar for independence, innovation, and authenticity.
