Some stories we report because they’re great news, others we report because, well…they’re just weird as hell, which ultimately still makes them great, in an oddly entertaining sort of way. That would be the case with this new info about “Hottie.”

Remember Hottie from the Flavor of Love reality show? She was the contestant who seemed a little -uh…let’s see how I should say this- she seemed a little touched in the psychological department. That’s no diss to her, just an observation of the persona (real or not) she put out there for all the world to see. For example, as she competed for Flavor Flav’s love on the show, she became known as the chick who tried to serve up an uncooked chicken to Flav,’ as if it were a completely normal thing to do…

Hottie was also often criticized by the other ladies on the show, for making odd statements, such as the time she said she looks just like Beyonce.’ Don’t get me wrong, Hottie’s a nice looking woman, but she and Beyonce have totally different features. That would be like saying Kelly Rowland and rapper, Foxy Brown, look like twins – both incredibly beautiful women, but they look nothing alike. Anywho, I can keep going on about Hottie’s weird ways, but I think y’all get what I’m saying, moving on…

Hottie’s Latest Project That’s Getting Mixed Reviews

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Fast forward to today, and our girl, Schatar “Hottie” Sapphira Collier, is BACK like she never left! She has stepped into the field of musicals – you know, like the recently popular all-Black adaption of the Broadway musical, Hamilton. Only difference between Hottie’s musical, “Amulet of Love,” and “Hamilton,” is that it’s Hottie’s musical is not…”Hamilton.” Check out the details of the oddly interesting storyline behind her new project:

Via TheBlast: “Amulet of Love” follows Alexis Hamilton…a lonely but internationally revered singer, who falls in love with a modest deliveryman. The lovers connect after Alexis envisions the deliveryman’s necklace in a prophetic dream … is the best we could describe it.

Collier directed, wrote, produced, starred, catered and most likely provided transportation for the 9-minute whirlwind which has received mixed reviews, including this one on Amazon: “There are a lot of good short films, but this is a different kind of terrible. I seriously cringed maybe the first 2 minutes of watching this. I’m surprised I watched the whole 9 minutes of it. Maybe the reason I got through it was because I was appreciating that something is worse than my life.”

My opinion is, regardless of if it’s good, or absolutely garbage, it has Hottie in it, doing what Hottie does, so it’s worth a watch. Her musical is a 5 part mini-series available on Youtube and Amazon.

Lastly, even though I think Hottie has always been hella comical to watch on TV, I gotta give it to her, she’s found a way to maneuver her name back into the spotlight once again. Wishing her the best with her new play. Will you be watching it?