Shows like Empire
Looking for shows that are like Empire? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. Billions

    #200 most popular show yesterday

    This bold drama series dives into the high stakes world of power politics in New York high finance. While 'Billions' focuses on the finance industry rather than music, its intrigue and power struggles will appeal to fans of 'Empire's' compelling drama.

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    2. Power

    #504 most popular show yesterday

    Produced by Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, 'Power' is a gritty urban drama centered on a nightclub owner who leads a double life as a drug kingpin. Rife with family conflict, criminal enterprise, and high stakes, it'll resonate with fans of 'Empire' looking for a similar blend of drama and complex character dynamics.

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    3. Atlanta

    #621 most popular show yesterday

    Donald Glover’s 'Atlanta' blends dry humor with a stark portrayal of life in the titular city, focusing on two cousins working through the Atlanta music scene. Fans of 'Empire' will appreciate the authentic look at the industry and the complex relationships that shape it.

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    4. Ballers

    #851 most popular show yesterday

    Starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, 'Ballers' explores the world of professional football, both on and off the field, with a particular focus on the business side. It’s a compelling look at the life of athletes dealing with fame and fortune, akin to 'Empire’s' music moguls.

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    5. Nashville

    #900 most popular show yesterday

    Set against the backdrop of the country music scene, 'Nashville' provides drama, romance, and rivalry both on and off the stage. Like 'Empire,' it offers viewers a mix of soapy relationships intertwined with showbiz.

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    6. The Get Down

    #1,653 most popular show yesterday

    This vibrant musical drama explores the rise of hip-hop and disco in the 1970s South Bronx. With its rich portrayal of musical history and the struggles of achieving stardom, 'The Get Down' echoes the themes of artistic struggle and family seen in 'Empire.'