Christopher Brian Bridges, known professionally as Ludacris, is a multifaceted entertainment powerhouse, celebrated as a rapper, actor, and philanthropist. Born on September 11, 1977, in Champaign, Illinois, Ludacris carved a path to fame with his distinctly catchy flow, witty wordplay, and larger-than-life personality that redefined Southern hip-hop in the early 2000s. Before plunging into music full-time, he made a name for himself as "Chris Lova Lova," a popular DJ on Atlanta's Hot 97.5 (now 107.9).
Ludacris' music career rocketed with the release of his debut album "Incognegro" in 1999, followed by the critically acclaimed "Back for the First Time," which included hits like "Southern Hospitality" and "What's Your Fantasy." Since then, Ludacris has released a series of successful albums including "Word of Mouf," "Chicken-n-Beer," and "Release Therapy," the latter earning him a Grammy for Best Rap Album. With a discography that's both diverse and infused with Southern charm, Ludacris has maintained his relevance in the industry with recent releases like "CINDERELLA GIRL (WHERE YOU DEY)," "Buying All Black," and the provocative "Dick" featuring Doja Cat, showcasing his ability to collaborate with trending artists and resonate with contemporary audiences. His sharp commentary and dynamic collaborations, for example with Lil Wayne on "S.O.T.L. (Silence of the Lambs)," attest to his enduring influence in the rap game. Outside music, Ludacris has also built a successful acting career, most notably as Tej Parker in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, further cementing his position as a multi-talented entertainer.
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