Plummer launched the Zeus Network in 2018 and today’s shows like “Joseline’s Cabaret,” “Baddies South,” and “Bad Boys Los Angeles” have become huge fan favorites.

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“It wasn’t easy launching Zeus, it was very difficult,” he explained. “In the beginning, I funded the network solely by myself, I didn’t take any outside capital or money from anyone. Instead, I aggregated some content creators and we were able to put something together, but it wasn’t easy launching a network. However, over time, we just started to look at what our customers wanted to see and created a niche network.”

He further explained that this was more important to him than competing with Netflix or other popular streaming platforms in the market.

“We experimented with a lot of different things and ultimately, we started to produce more long-form unscripted reality, loud, provocative content and it’s been going great,” Plummer beamed. “And I like to say it’s real and raw and uncensored and unfiltered, but it’s been going great.”

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