What Is “How To Make It In America”?
How To Make It In America is a comedy‑drama series created by former Mad Men writer LeBron James and executive‑produced by David O. Russell. The show follows two friends, Ben and Cam, as they chase success in New York’s fashion and music scenes. Although the series lasted only two seasons, it has developed a dedicated fan base that still talks about its style, soundtrack, and memorable moments.
Where to Watch the Series
If you want to watch the original episodes, there are two official routes for UK viewers:
- Buy Seasons 1 and 2 from Amazon UK – copy the link: http://amzn.to/1Wr6mUm
- Download Seasons 1‑2 from iTunes UK – copy the link: http://apple.co/1OfUu1t
Both options give you high‑definition files that include the opening credits song “I Need A Dollar” by Aloe Blacc, a track that quickly became synonymous with the series.
Why Fans Keep Coming Back
Several factors keep “How To Make It In America” alive in fan discussions:
- Relatable ambition – Ben and Cam’s hustle mirrors the real‑life grind of many young creatives.
- Fashion‑forward visuals – The show’s wardrobe was curated by top designers, making each episode feel like a runway walk.
- Soundtrack – From Aloe Blacc to underground hip‑hop, the music selections still get playlist adds.
- Documentary spin‑offs – Ronnie Floyd produced a fan‑made documentary that includes interviews, behind‑the‑scenes clips, and a narrated recap of the two‑season arc.
Fan‑Made Content: The “Izle” Phenomenon
One of the most popular fan channels is Izle, which curates compilations of the show’s best moments. The channel’s most‑viewed video is a montage titled “My favourite scene from ‘How To Make It In America’.” It stitches together iconic dialogues, runway walks, and the
