Sticky Fingaz, Bokeem Woodbine & Michael K. Williams

Rapper Sticky Fingaz was the frontman of hardcore rap group Onyx and is best known for his husky voice and brash rapping style that dragged the hip-hop sound into the mosh pit. The Brooklyn-born Kirk Jones spent much of his early life as a member of a notorious New York street gang. Jones began performing with his cousin Fredro Starr, and the pair was soon discovered by hip-hop legend Jam Master Jay. Soon after, they formed Onyx, and released their first album in 1993, Bacdafucup, which became a crossover hit thanks in large part to Sticky Fingaz' gritty style and raspy voice....