Ludacris and Sean Kingston

Born Christopher Bridges in Champaign, Illinois, Ludacris moved to Atlanta and rose with the Dirty South boom. A platinum rapper and actor, he scored hits like “What’s Your Fantasy?,” “Stand Up,” and “Money Maker,” with No. 1 albums including Chicken -N- Beer.

Miami-born and Kingston-raised, Sean Kingston is a Jamaican singer/rapper known for hits "Beautiful Girls" and collaborations with Justin Bieber. His rhymes reflect a challenging past, with influences from Buju Banton and Ice Cube. Signed by J.R. Rotem, Kingston crafted a dance-friendly mix of dancehall and hip-hop, earning platinum hits. He toured with Gwen Stefani and Beyoncé, and worked with stars like Nicki Minaj, T.I., and Chris Brown. His style evolves with Europop elements, and his popular singles include "Fire Burning" and "Peace of Mind."