1. Ice Cube hit the scene in the late ’80s as one-fourth of the world’s most dangerous rap group, N.W.A.
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2. Ice is now a box office phenom with films like the “Friday” franchise, “Straight Outta Compton,” and “Ride Along.” Not to mention his son O’Shea Jr. is setting the tone for the next generation.
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3. Nicki Minaj’s pink wig and curves gave us all whiplash when the Young Money rapper hit the scene in 2009.
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4. Today, Nicki is one of the biggest entertainers on the planet and shows no signs of slowing down.
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5. Sean Patrick Thomas won everyone’s hearts as the guy who taught Julia Stiles how to dance in 2001’s “Save The Last Dance.”
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6. These days, Thomas continues acting regularly, appearing in films including “Finding Neighbors” and “Deep In The Darkness,” and TV series including “Ringer” and “American Horror Story: Asylum.”
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7. Eve made us all say “Who’s That Girl?” when she hit the scene in the ’90s.
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8. The former pitbull in a skirt is now a happily married woman, living in England with her husband Maximillion Cooper. She still continues to work on her music.
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9. Regina Hall has always had a girl next door comedic charm since her days in the “Scary Movie” franchise.
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10. Nowadays, the funny lady can be seen on the small and big screen, in anything from “Real Husbands Of Hollywood” to “Think Like A Man.”
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11. Cedric The Entertainer is an OG in the comedy game and also known as the first host of the BET Awards with Steve Harvey.
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12. These days, Cedric is the star of TV Land’s hit show “Soul Man” and still spends his time doing comedy.
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13. Common gave many conscious rappers a platform to be themselves when he burst onto the scene in the ’90s.
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14. Common is now an Oscar-winning rapper and successful actor. He’s come a long way from the Chi.
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15. Anthony Anderson was known as ‘that funny guy’ from some of the 2000s’ funniest films, including “Malibu’s Most Wanted.”
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16. Today, Anderson is the star of ABC hit series “Black-ish” and recently hosted the 2016 NAACP Image Awards.
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