
Jermaine Dupri
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
American record producer, songwriter and rapper. Dupri got his start as a dancer for the hip hop group Whodini when he was twelve. He made an appearance in their music video for the song "Freaks Come Out At Night".
Known For
Filmography

Ruth & Boaz
2025
as Self

Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told
2024
as Self - CEO, So So Def Recordings

A GRAMMY Salute to 50 Years of Hip-Hop
2023
as Self
25 Years 'My Way'
2022
as Self

Hip Hop Family Christmas Wedding
2022
as Omar 'Big Dawg' Harris

Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas to All!
2022
as Self

jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy
2022
as Self (archive footage)

The Sherri Shepherd Show
2022
as Self - Guest

JANET JACKSON.
2022
as Self

Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special
2020
as Self
Saving OurSelves: BET COVID-19 Relief Effort
2020
as Self

Tamron Hall
2019
as Self - Guest
The '91 Falcons
2017
as Self

Genius
2017
as Rodney Jones

Steve
2017
as Self

The Rap Game
2016
as Self - Host

Lip Sync Battle
2015
as Self

black-ish
2014
as Jermaine Dupri

So So Def All-Star 20th Anniversary Concert
2013
as Self

Yo! The Story of ‘Yo! MTV Raps’
2012
as Self

My Mic Sounds Nice: A Truth About Women and Hip Hop
2010
as Self
Tiny & Toya
2009

Mariah Carey: The Adventures of Mimi
2007
as Self

Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out
2005

My Super Sweet 16
2005
as Self

Janet Jackson: From Janet. To Damita Jo: The Videos
2004
as Self
10 Things Every Guy Should Experience
2004
as Self
My Coolest Years
2004
as Himself

On Air with Ryan Seacrest
2004
as Self - Performer

Jimmy Kimmel Live!
2003
as Self

America's Next Top Model
2003
as Self - Guest

American Rap Stars
2002
as Self

Brown Sugar
2002
as Self

The New Guy
2002
as Jermaine
The Making of What's Going On: All-Star Tribute
2002

Carmen: A Hip Hopera
2001
as Pockets

On the Come Up at the Source Awards
2001
as Himself

In Too Deep
1999
as Melvin

Mariah Carey: #1's
1998
as Self

Moesha
1996
as Waiter

The Steve Harvey Show
1996

A Different World
1987
as Deejay

MTV Video Music Awards
1984
as Self