Notable current and former members and associates Allah Mathematics – Hip hop producer and DJ of Wu-Tang Clan AZ Big Daddy Kane Brother J – frontman and lyricist of X Clan Busta Rhymes Black Sheep Brand Nubian Cipha Sounds – DJ and radio personality DJ Kay Slay Digable Planets – Grammy Award-winning jazz-rap group Erykah Badu – Her Grammy Award-winning song "On & On" features teachings of the Five Percent Nation God Shammgod – Former NBA player Guru- emcee of the hip-hop group Gang Starr Gravediggaz Rakim Jay-Z- has teachings but not confirmed member Just-Ice Nas was influenced by the Five-Percent Nation but does not claim to represent the culture. Wu-Tang Clan – Ghostface Killah and Raekwon have since converted to traditional Islam Lakim Shabazz Freedom Williams – Lead vocalist of the group C+C Music Factory Jus Allah – Member of the rap duo Jedi Mind Tricks The World's Famous Supreme Team MC Shan Planet Asia Poor Righteous Teachers Large Professor Positive K St. Lunatics Supreme Understanding – author and historian, PhD J-Live John Forté - Fugees affiliated emcee GQ – an R&B and disco group, best known for its 1979 hit "Disco Nights (Rock Freak)" Tragedy KhadafiOne On One With Tragedy Khadafi (Part 2): "Stagnation Is Death" Therapup.net, October 20, 2010 LL Cool J – Stated in his autobiography that he joined the Five-Percent Nation in school and took the name "Lord Supreme Shalik", but he also said, "At [the Five Percent Nation's] core there is a strict religious doctrine, but we weren't following that. We were just using the Five Percenter label as a shield to do our dirty work – fighting and eventually robbing." Carmelo Anthony – NBA player for the Portland Trail Blazers PHASE 2 - Graffiti writer, originator of the "bubble letter" style Kase2 – Graffiti writer and innovator featured in the documentary Style Wars Rammellzee - Graffiti writer, Hip-Hop musician and emcee featured in the film Wild Style Raz Fresco – Canadian emcee and music producer (associated, not true and living) Movement EX - Columbia Records recording artists Iceberg Slim - Chicago
Notable current and former members and associates Allah Mathematics – Hip hop producer and DJ of Wu-Tang Clan AZ Big Daddy Kane Brother J – frontman and lyricist of X Clan Busta Rhymes Black Sheep Brand Nubian Cipha Sounds – DJ and radio personality DJ Kay Slay Digable Planets – Grammy Award-winning jazz-rap group Erykah Badu – Her Grammy Award-winning song "On & On" features teachings of the Five Percent Nation God Shammgod – Former NBA player Guru- emcee of the hip-hop group Gang Starr Gravediggaz Rakim Jay-Z- has teachings but not confirmed member Just-Ice Nas was influenced by the Five-Percent Nation but does not claim to represent the culture. Wu-Tang Clan – Ghostface Killah and Raekwon have since converted to traditional Islam Lakim Shabazz Freedom Williams – Lead vocalist of the group C+C Music Factory Jus Allah – Member of the rap duo Jedi Mind Tricks The World's Famous Supreme Team MC Shan Planet Asia Poor Righteous Teachers Large Professor Positive K St. Lunatics Supreme Understanding – author and historian, PhD J-Live John Forté - Fugees affiliated emcee GQ – an R&B and disco group, best known for its 1979 hit "Disco Nights (Rock Freak)" Tragedy KhadafiOne On One With Tragedy Khadafi (Part 2): "Stagnation Is Death" Therapup.net, October 20, 2010 LL Cool J – Stated in his autobiography that he joined the Five-Percent Nation in school and took the name "Lord Supreme Shalik", but he also said, "At [the Five Percent Nation's] core there is a strict religious doctrine, but we weren't following that. We were just using the Five Percenter label as a shield to do our dirty work – fighting and eventually robbing." Carmelo Anthony – NBA player for the Portland Trail Blazers PHASE 2 - Graffiti writer, originator of the "bubble letter" style Kase2 – Graffiti writer and innovator featured in the documentary Style Wars Rammellzee - Graffiti writer, Hip-Hop musician and emcee featured in the film Wild Style Raz Fresco – Canadian emcee and music producer (associated, not true and living) Movement EX - Columbia Records recording artists Sunez Allah - Hip Hop writer/author/historian/host/artist. Teacher of the P.E.A.C.E. Course at Allah School in Mecca.
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Hip Hop writer/author/historian/host/artist. Teacher of the P.E.A.C.E. Course at Allah School in Mecca.