If you've got just lately marathon-watched 'Moesha' on Netflix, you may want to know what the entire actors are up to. Specifically, what's Q doing now?
As of Aug. 1, Moesha is officially streaming on Netflix — effectively making us feel all of the nostalgic feelings from the '90s. Before you get started marathon-watching, however, you might want to know where one of the actors who performed your favourite characters are these days, like Quinton "Q" Brooks, Moesha's bad boy ex she nearly married.
Where is Q from 'Moesha' now?
Rapper and actor Fredro Starr (Fred Lee Scruggs Jr.) performed Q Brooks, and he is been in various motion pictures and TV displays since, including Save the Last Dance in 2001 (Fredro actually carried out the movie's theme tune "Shining Through" with Jill Scott), NYPD Blues from 1998 to 2002, and most particularly, he played Marquis "Bird" Hilton in HBO's The Wire from 2002 to 2003. He also seemed in Blade: The Series in 2006, CSI: Miami and and CSI: NY 2009. Aside from his acting career, he was part of the rap group Onyx.
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Source: InstagramHe later signed a care for Koch Records and launched a solo album titled Firestarr. In 2011, Fredro if truth be told shaped his label known as Mad Money Movement and he launched a solo album titled Made in the Streets. He continues to make new tune to this day. In 2011, Fredro also wrote two kids's books, Lil Freddy: The Red Sock, and Lil Freddy: The Bully Kid.
Did Fredro and Brandy ever date in real existence?
You'd assume with any such convincing connection on display, there can be something actual between Fredro and Brandy. In 2008, Fredro did say that he and Brandy were "intimate" all through their time on the display, but Brandy never entertained the speculation.
In 2014, on the Breakfast Club radio show, Fredro was asked about the ones rumors, and Fredro replied, "You need to stop with all that. Let that be what it’s gonna be. Stop bringing up the past, B. We move to the future. I ain’t got time for that.” Sooo, *shrug*.
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Source: InstagramFredro and 50 Cent beef explained.
It all started when Fredro was part of Onyx. The group played at Def Jam's Survival of the Illest concert at the Apollo Theater in 1998. During the song "React," rapper Scarred 4 Life used 50 Cent's lyrics. Apparently, a few years later, 50 Cent confronted Fredro at the 2003 Vibe Awards.
Fredro said, "50 Cent principally began sh-t with me, started a scuffle, and a bodyguard broke us up. He's a punk. He's disrespectful to Jam Master Jay ever since he handed." Fredro also said that 50 Cent was "disrespectful" to Onyx even though Onyx put 50 Cent's name out there when they used his verse in 1998.
As far as Fredro's personal life goes, he shares two kids with his wife of 13 years, Korina Longin, who's a Croatian model.
Here's a rare photo of Korina and Fredro, taken back in 2015.
Fredro recently released a COVID-19 rap.
Most recently, Fredro was inspired by the pandemic and wrote a rap about it. It was basically all about how COVID-19 was shutting everything down and had some ... questionable lyrics like, "My face covered up just like the Taliban/ City on lockdown, they just became the lighting off/ ****** get started coughing get sprayed with Lysol/ They better hurry with the vaccine/ 'Cause toilet paper got ****** performing like crack fiends.”
You can keep up with Fredro on his Instagram page, where he posts new track and updates often.
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