Lil Jon gets his have HGTV property advancement show

From crunk to caulk!

Rapper Lil Jon will star in a home renovation show on HGTV.

The display — “Lil Jon Wants To Do What?” — will stick to the Atlanta hip hop artist as he “offers skeptical property owners startlingly unconventional renovation concepts that seem to be unachievable to execute,” according to a launch.

The demonstrate is slated to air this summer time. Jon’s suggestions evidently include things like gutting a basement to add a “fully decked-out speakeasy.”

“His undaunted workforce can take Lil Jon’s creative vision — to optimize capabilities that home owners overlook or never deemed — and make it a fact,” provides HGTV.

Jon will be paired with co-star Anitra Mecadon of the Do it yourself Network clearly show, “Mega Dens.” Area experiences reported that the display is shooting this thirty day period all around Atlanta.

The “Act a Fool” rapper explained in a statement: “I adore strolling into someone’s household and turning it upside down. When people hear my identify, they routinely think… fun! That very same energy goes for my layouts as well. I really don’t love next style traits — I would fairly be the trendsetter.”

The demonstrate is the hottest mixing a rapper and renovations. The Diy Community airs “The Vanilla Ice Undertaking,” which exhibits the a single-strike speculate generating over-the-top rated attributes and flipping them.

Lil Jon reportedly life in Alpharetta, Ga, outside Atlanta. The Chicago Tribune documented of his dwelling in 2006: “He enjoys the roomy kitchen, with its granite counter tops, cherry cupboards, fireplace, ‘big, huge stove and little grill on it,’ Sub-Zero refrigerator, Television and eating bar.”

Back in 2015, TMZ documented that a variety of renovation providers had been in a dispute with Jon over get the job done carried out on his household. But the rapper’s rep said at the time that the subject was becoming resolved, and was a misunderstanding with the standard contractor who’d employed the vendors.

HGTV and Diy are owned by Discovery, which is in the course of action of merging with WarnerMedia in a blockbuster offer as AT&T spins off it material arm.