Pras

Pras, a member of the '90s rap trio the Fugees, focused more on acting than music in his solo career, leading to less success compared to his bandmates Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill. Despite starting with the group Tranzlator Crew in 1987, the Fugees didn't achieve mainstream fame until their sophomore album, The Score. Pras' solo endeavors included hits like "Ghetto Supastar" but his solo album and movie adaptation of the same name didn't match the success of his initial single.

After his feature film debut in Mystery Men, Pras worked on the movie Turn It Up, based on his hit single, which was released in 2000. Despite setbacks, Pras continued with acting roles and music projects, releasing a new album in 2005 after several years of hiatus. His career highlights include collaborations with artists like Ol' Dirty Bastard and Mya, showcasing his versatility beyond his Fugees roots.