Born in Atlanta, Shameik Moore, a talented individual of Jamaican descent, made his mark in the entertainment industry with his first lead role as Malcolm in Rick Famuyiwa's film "Dope" in 2015. Produced by Forest Whitaker and Nina Yang Bongiovi, the film boasts an impressive cast, including Tony Revolori, Kiersey Clemons, Zoë Kravitz, Kimberly Elise, and A$AP Rocky.
Moore's musical abilities were recognized when he collaborated with Grammy award-winning producer Pharrell Williams to record several tracks for the film's soundtrack. This collaboration showcased his impressive vocal range and lyrical skill, further solidifying his reputation as a multifaceted artist.
Shameik Moore's early career began with a series regular role on Nick Cannon's Cartoon Network original live-action sketch comedy series "Incredible Crew" in 2012. He has also made guest appearances on Tyler Perry's "House of Pain" in 2007 and BET's "Reed Between the Lines" in 2011. Additionally, he had a notable role in the Hallmark film "The Watsons Go to Birmingham" in 2013.
Moore's big-screen debut was in the film "Joyful Noise" in 2012, where he starred alongside Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton. His impressive performance demonstrated his range as an actor and set the stage for his future projects.
As a singer, actor, and dancer, Shameik Moore is well on his way to making a lasting impact in the entertainment industry. His debut mixtape, "I Am Da Beat," hosted by DJ Greg Street, was released in 2012 and gained over 100,000 downloads. His unique vocal range and sensual lyrics have developed a strong fan base, with his new album set to release in 2015.
Known as Meak during his teenage years, Shameik Moore has gained a significant following online, with over 10 million hits on YouTube. His devoted fan base has been instrumental in his rise to fame, and he continues to receive widespread support as he navigates the entertainment industry.
