Chamillionaire
Rapper, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Chamillionaire rose to fame with his hit single "Ridin'" and is known for his work with The Color Changin' Click and successful business ventures.
Hakeem Seriki
Rapper
November 28, 1979
Sagittarius
45
Houston, Texas
Chamillionaire, born Hakeem Seriki, rose to fame in the early 2000s as a prominent figure in the Houston rap scene. Initially gaining recognition through his mixtapes, he achieved mainstream success with his major label debut album, “The Sound of Revenge,” in 2005. The album featured the chart-topping hit single “Ridin’,” which earned him a Grammy Award and solidified his position in the music industry.
Throughout his career, Chamillionaire continued to release critically acclaimed albums, including “Ultimate Victory” (2007) and “Venom” (2012). His music is characterized by his rapid-fire delivery, clever wordplay, and collaborations with renowned artists such as Lil Wayne, Bun B, and Scarface.
Beyond his musical achievements, Chamillionaire has ventured into entrepreneurship and philanthropy. He co-founded the record label Chamillitary Entertainment and the clothing line Chamillionaire Clothing, showcasing his business acumen. Additionally, he established the Chamillionaire Foundation, demonstrating his commitment to supporting educational and community initiatives, particularly in his hometown of Houston.
Chamillionaire’s influence extends beyond music, as he has become a respected figure in the business and entertainment industries. His success as a rapper, entrepreneur, and philanthropist has solidified his status as a multi-faceted talent and an inspiration to aspiring artists and entrepreneurs alike.