A new series is in the works at BET+ inspired by Chris “Ludacris” Bridges’ journey as a radio DJ in Atlanta.
Before he became a platinum-selling recording artist and star of the hit movie franchise, Fast & Furious, Ludacris began his ascension to fame over the Atlanta airwaves as DJ Chris Lova Lova.
The half-hour BET+ dramedy, written by Noah Gardenswartz, will be set in the competitive music in Atlanta and will follow the misadventures of a sharply dawn ensemble who are willing to do anything and everything to bolster ratings at their hip-hop radio station.
Ludacris, Malcolm D. Lee (“The Best Man: The Final Chapters”), Larry Wilmore (“Reasonable Doubt”), and Chaka Zulu are set to executive produce the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Ludacris come out?
While working as a radio personality, DJ Chris Lova Lova met super producer Timbaland. The two collaborated on his first single, “Fat Rabbit,” which he released in 1998 under his rap moniker, Ludacris. He released his independent debut album, Incognegro, in 1999.
Why did Ludacris choose his name?
During an interview with MTV’s “Direct Effect” in 2000, the rapper explained his stage name is a play on the word ludicrous, which means “so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing.”
How many kids does Ludacris have?
Ludacris is a proud father to four beautiful daughters – Karma Bridges, Cai Bridges, Cadence Bridges, and Chance Bridges.
How is Ludacris related to Monica?
Ludacris and R&B singer Monica are related through marriage and they grew up together. The singer’s mother married the rapper’s uncle.
Ludacris Albums
Incognegro (1999), Back For The First Time (2000), Word Of Mouf (2001), Golden Grain (2002), Chicken-n-Beer (2003), Disturbing Tha Peace (2005), Release Therapy (2006), Theater Of The Mind (2008), Battle of the Sexes (2010), Burning Bridges (2014), and Ludaversal (2015)
Ludacris Movies & TV Shows
Ludacris has starred and appeared in several movies and TV shows including Dashing Through The Snow, Fast X, End of the Road, F9: The Fast Saga, Show Dogs, The Ride, The Fate of the Furious, ‘Empire’, ‘Being Mary Jane’, Furious 7, Fast Five, ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’, ‘The Simpsons’, Hustle & Flow, and Crash.
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