Queen Latifah, Ludacris' co-star in the Netflix film, End of the Road, was also on hand for the event, and Luda acknowledged her influence and impact on his life. "It was just family times," he said of their time shooting the film together. "I got a chance to have so many conversations with you. I love you. I thank you for paving the way for so many, especially females."
With over 24 million albums sold worldwide, Ludacris' hits include "What's Your Fantasy" featuring Shawna, "Area Codes" featuring Nate Dogg, "Southern Hospitality," and "Number One Spot," among a slew of others. His high-energy songs were accompanied by his groundbreaking, zany videos, which showcased his humor and charisma.
On the film side, Ludacris has long portrayed "Tej" in the blockbuster franchise, Fast & Furious, debuting in 2003's 2 Fast 2 Furious. The highly anticipated Fast X hits theaters worldwide on May 19. Recently, two other Hip-Hop legends were honored with stars on the Walk of Fame, Ice-T and Salt-N-Pepa.
In addition to receiving a Hollywood Star, Ludacris is also set to hit the stage at the Rock The Bells Festival on Aug. 5 in Queens, NY.
