Fonzworth Bentley

American rapper and actor, 'The Game'

Fonzworth Bentley - American rapper and actor, 'The Game'
Born

February 13th, 1974
51 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American rapper and actor, this individual gained recognition through performances in both music and film. Started as a prominent figure in the music industry and transitioned into acting, showcasing talent in various roles. Appeared in several television shows and films, contributing to both music and entertainment with a unique style. Collaborated with various artists and participated in numerous performances, making a notable presence in entertainment culture.

Released the album 'Culture Shock'

Appeared in 'The Game' series

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