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Twista

3 concerts

Chicago rapper Twista (Carl Terrell Mitchell) is known for his chopper-style flow and held the 1992 Guinness World Record for fastest rapping. He broke through with the No. 1 single "Slow Jamz"; 2004’s Kamikaze topped the Billboard 200.

Ludacris

6 concerts

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.

Ashanti

9 concerts

Born and raised on Long Island, Ashanti is a pop-R&B singer-songwriter who broke out in 2002 with the No. 1 hit "Foolish" and her triple-platinum, Grammy-winning debut Ashanti. She scored Top Ten features on Ja Rule’s "Always on Time" and Fat Joe’s "What’s Luv?"

Fabolous

1 concert

Brooklyn rapper Fabolous (born John David Jackson) broke out with 2001’s “Can’t Deny It.” Known for East Coast rap with pop crossover appeal, he scored five 2000s Top Ten albums, including platinum Ghetto Fabolous and Street Dreams and chart-topper Loso’s Way.

Ja Rule

2 concerts

Queens, New York rapper Ja Rule, flagship artist of Irv Gotti’s Murder Inc., scored early-2000s hits blending rap and R&B: Between Me and You, Always on Time, and Wonderful (with R. Kelly and Ashanti). Albums include Venni Vetti Vecci and Pain Is Love.

Mike Jones

2 concerts

Rapper Mike Jones sold millions with his debut album Who is Mike Jones, then took a hiatus due to label politics. He returned in 2018 with the single Sauce, which has over 3 million plays/views online, and promotes his label Money Train LLC.

Mae

1 concert

MAE crafts intricate soundscapes marrying art and innovation, most known for their album "Multisensory Aesthetic Experience." Featuring songs like "Kaleidoscope," they use unique elements like VR and fragrance for immersive experiences, creating a visceral, transcendent music journey.

Lloyd

Multi-platinum R&B singer-songwriter Lloyd returned from a 5-year hiatus with 2016’s Tru EP and RIAA Platinum title track. His 2007 gold album Street Love debuted No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with hits “You” and “Get It Shawty.”

Fat Joe

South Bronx rapper Fat Joe (Joe Cartagena) rose in the ’90s with albums like Represent (1993), Jealous One’s Envy and Don Cartagena. His “Flow Joe” topped Hot Rap Singles; he earned Grammy nods for “What’s Luv?”, Terror Squad’s “Lean Back,” and “All the Way Up.”

Mase

Born in Jacksonville, FL, Mase rose as Puff Daddy's protégé, known for a relaxed flow and guest spots on hits like "Mo' Money, Mo' Problems." His debut album, Harlem World, topped charts and went quadruple platinum. Mase collaborated with artists like Busta Rhymes, Mariah Carey, and Jay-Z. He retired to pursue ministry before returning with Welcome Back in 2004.

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Foxy Brown

Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown rose in the ’90s with hits like LL Cool J’s "I Shot Ya," worked with Jay-Z, Toni Braxton, and Nas, and scored multiple Top 10 albums on Billboard.