'The Come Up' follows six young creatives as they chase their big dreams in NYC. It follows their individual artistic practices and friendships.
"The Come Up" is made up of a diverse group of Gen Z artistic types as they navigate romantic relationships, their artistic practices and friendships in iconic downtown New York City.That's exactly what six young creatives in their early 20s chase in the new docu-glimpse series, "The Come Up."
The cast is made up of a diverse group of Gen Z artistic types as they navigate romantic relationships, their artistic practices and friendships in iconic downtown New York City. The series includes: Taofeek Abijako, Fernando Casablancas, Ben Hard, Claude Shwartz, Ebon Gore, and Sophia Wilson.This coming-of-age story follows the cast during their individual journeys into modeling, fashion design, photography, acting and nightlife organizing.
"These are our actual lives," said Casablancas. "We are putting our lives on the line for the things that we believe in. So when it comes to matters of the heart or matters of your career... I feel like we are really putting everything into it."The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of Hulu and this ABC station.
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