User Reviews

This show was advertised as being about the aspiring female singer / rapper Sasha and the obstacles she meets on her way. In the first two episodes we learn about her family issues, a broken relationship and the financial struggle to succeed in the music business.

Then it turns into a series about webcam girls, Only Fans and prostitution. All of a sudden we see her at parties with rich punters and now her problems are abusive sheiks or being defrauded by her friend / pimp.

When the series ends, she has only been to the music studio twice and performed a song in a bar in front of a few people. No album, no collaborations, no music videos, no record label. It´s only six episodes and a muddle of topics. The only thing I enjoyed were the musical / rapping parts and some songs were actually good.

Whoever compared it with Euphoria and Skins totally missed the point. This is about a 25 year old Londoner trying to find her way in life and get over an event from her past. It felt authentic, almost autobiographical. If I was going to compare it to anything, iit would be to "I may destroy you'. It's set in London and it is a modern story which could take place in any big city.

I was really impressed that it was written, starred and sang by the same person. Kudos to you, bitch!!!! Cold and sick 😎

This is a great show that might be too hardcore for most, keep your eye on Nicole Lecky she has an incredible voice. Also, Frankie Wilde makes two appearances as a dork.

Loved this, one of the best shows BBC has given to us in years!

I've seen a lot of comments calling this a bad social media drama, trash and over sexualised TV. We've had many shows over the years which reflect some parts of the nation and this is one of them.

We have young people in this country continuously hustling to make ends meet. If you don't get this show I have to assume you are pretty well off financially with no idea how the majority really live. We have a gigging economy, 0 hour contracts, rising costs of living, multiple tennant households and stagnant wages.

The main lead in one scene seeks helps from the job centre as she has no where to live and is not on speaking terms with her mum. As in real life....the job centre will ask 'have you written a letter' rather than provide financial help. We are a number in a corrupt system. 'get a job'...most people who have a job still need access to some benefit to help make ends meet because those in power prioritise shareholders first.

This show goes on to explore how a lot of people are living lavish lifestyles to ensure they are no longer left behind. It shows the truth about sex work and that it's not all glamorous, it shows the danger some young women are getting into in this country but how easy it is to get involved.

This show also shows how the war on drugs has failed. Illegal drugs in the UK is now as common as ordering a pizza, this show also goes into how this has become accessible and normalised.

The acting and music is superb.

I really can't stress how well this show represents some of the young people and the lives they live today. It really does show the gigging economy we have become and what people are willing to do... not necessarily to become rich (although this is some of it) be simply to keep afloat.

I found this actually sad in seeing how girls who have no money do turn to social media like instagram as influencers or only fans to get easy money and how their life can completely change. Just to see this story of a talented girl going down this dark road and what she went through and would go so far just for money. The turn around of it all was amazing and the twist was interesting as was very unexpected. It was like an emotional rollercoaster watching this but such a great watch. It also makes you realise how much social media gets to the generation and it's all good earning the money but it's out there for everyone to see. I did at first thought it was promoting social media in being so great and such a earning opportunity but glad it showed what it can involve and how it can change someone's life for the worse. Also loved the music and singing in this.

The storyline was quite dark and not everyone's cup of tea. However, I thought the acting was superb, the characters rounded and real, and the series dealt with some serious issues sensitively, showing both sides to many of the themes featured and not making characters too one dimensional, or the actions and decisions too black and white.

The songs and singing were also fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed it and was rooting for Sasha throughout, and even Carly at the end.