Ludacris, the renowned Atlanta rapper and film star, received a well-deserved honor as he was bestowed with his Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Thursday afternoon.
The Hollywood ceremony saw Ludacris being joined by his Fast and Furious co-star Vin Diesel and fellow musician LL Cool J.
Known by his real name Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, the recording artist has achieved remarkable success throughout his career.
With over 24 million albums sold worldwide, Ludacris has delivered mega hits such as “Number One Spot.” Other notable tracks include “Money Maker” and “My Chick Bad,” among numerous others.
Ludacris’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame falls under the Motion Pictures category, reflecting his contributions to the world of film.
Fans can anticipate seeing him on the big screen once again as he reprises his role as “Tei” for the seventh time in “Fast X,” the latest installment of the beloved Fast and Furious franchise, scheduled for release on May 20.
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Ludacris initially joined the film series in 2003 with “Fast and Furious 2.” His impressive filmography also includes notable works such as “New Year’s Eve,” “No Strings Attached,” the Academy Award-winning film “Crash,” and “Hustle & Flow,” which earned him a SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.
During the Walk of Fame ceremony, Vin Diesel took a moment to express his admiration for Ludacris, describing him as a cherished “uncle” to his own children.
Diesel spoke highly of Ludacris’s multifaceted talents, highlighting his unparalleled accomplishments in both the music and film industries, as well as his entrepreneurial spirit.
Grateful for the recognition, Ludacris took the opportunity to acknowledge LL Cool J, the ceremony’s other speaker, crediting the rap star for igniting his career. Ludacris expressed his gratitude for those who paved the way, stating that LL Cool J was the man who inspired him to pursue rap.