Real Chance of Love

Real Chance of Love is an American reality TV show that aired on VH1 in 2008. The show is a spin-off from another VH1 reality show, "I Love New York," which was a spin-off of "Flavor of Love". The central personalities on the show were brothers Kamal Givens, also known as "Chance," and Ahmad Givens, also known as "Real," who were contenders on "I Love New York". Renowned for their unique and strong personalities, VH1 gave them their own series, built around their search for love. On Real Chance of Love, the Givens brothers lived together in a mansion in Southern California with 17 female contestants who vied for their romantic attention. The women competed for the hearts of the brothers individually and had to impress both of them despite their distinctive tastes. The show mixed romance, competition, and culture clash in equal measure. Each episode revolved around dates and competitions where the women went all out to prove their compatibility with the brothers. Both Real and Chance had their own distinct romantic inclinations and expectations, which made for an interesting dynamic. While Real, who had a penchant for connecting on a deeper emotional level, preferred patient, sensitive and intelligent women, Chance was inclined towards bold, spontaneous, and fiery ladies who were not afraid to speak their minds. The women, therefore, had to demonstrate traits that would appeal to the brother they were interested in, while trying to sabotage the other contestants. In every episode, the brothers would eliminate contestants who they didn't feel a strong connection with, leaving the remaining competitors to ward off any potential threats to their burgeoning relationships. There were ceremonial eliminations with a marked ranch-style theme in tribute to the brothers' strong connection to their cowboy heritage. The show had its share of dramatic moments: from emotional breakdowns, intense confrontations, to romantic connections, all of which added to its realistic portrayal of the unpredictable, exciting nature of dating and romantic relationships. Real Chance of Love was cherished for its compelling narrative, the diverse personalities of the contestants, and the unique charm of the Givens brothers. Real, older by one year, was the calmer and more composed of the two. His laid-back demeanor was complemented by his love for poetry and his inclination towards more traditional, 'old-school' style of dating. Chance, on the other hand, was more vibrant, outgoing, and frequently humorous, making him the more unpredictable brother when it came to the dating game. Another unique aspect of Real Chance of Love was the amusing nicknames given to each of the female contestants by the brothers. These nicknames often served as humorous summaries of the contestants' personalities, including 'Risky', 'Corn Fed', and 'Bubbles'. The names sparked both laughter and contention, but undeniably added to the show’s entertainment quotient. The show offered an exciting mix of humor, genuine emotion, reality television-style drama, and old-fashioned romance. It provided an honest insight into the world of modern dating, the complexities of interpersonal relationships, and the lengths people go to, to find love. Real Chance of Love was also significant for the way it spotlighted the Givens brothers' background and upbringing. At times the show hinted at their struggle with transitioning from urban life to a ranch and painted the brothers as real people with real feelings and not just reality stars. In summary, Real Chance of Love is a unique blend of competitive reality TV and romance. The show’s dramatic twists and turns, combined with the humorous and charming personalities of Real and Chance, provided an engaging, entertaining viewing experience. Its candid portrayal of the complexities of love and relationships, mixed with the competitive essence of the show, struck a chord with viewers, making it a popular choice among reality television enthusiasts.

Real Chance of Love is a series categorized as a canceled. Spanning 2 seasons with a total of 26 episodes, the show debuted on 2008. The series has earned a mostly poor reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 4.2.