Omarion
For two decades, Omarion has vibrantly painted the entertainment landscape as a chart topping, multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Recording Artist, Producer and Actor. His unmistakable sound has driven the success of multiple Gold and Platinum albums and singles. Omarion has also left an indelible mark on Pop Culture outside of his music by starring in the millennial cult classic You Got Served, a fan favorite celebrity judge on America’s Best Dance Crew and joining the cast of the guilty pleasure franchise, VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood: Seasons One and Two. Omarion’s appearance as “The Yeti” on Season 5 of The Masked Singer earned him a position as a semifinalist and also made MS history with his performance on roller blades to “Lonely”. He reprised his comedic talent with his role on HBO’s A Black Lady Sketch Show where his performance garnered him an Emmy nomination. Omarion has been recognized with multiple BET Awards and a Grammy Award nomination for “Best Contemporary R&B Album.” He’s now added author and business entrepreneur to his multi-hyphen skillset as a singer, songwriter, dancer and producer. Omarion will publish his first book, Full Circle: Lessons & Takeaways on How to Live an Unbothered Life in 2022. He launched Omarion Worldwide (OWW), the official hub for all things Omarion: music, videos, original content and signature merchandise. He released his first full-length studio album, The Kinection on the OWW label, association with Warner Music Group’s distribution arm ADA. Omarion also made a point of commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre and connected with Lalah Hathaway and Kierra Sheard for a moving musical tribute and video called We Will Never Forget. The song is the featured track in LeBron James’ Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street documentary, which premiered on CNN. Following the phenomenal success of his 2019 Millennium Tour with his band mates B2K, Omarion commemorated his 20 years in the entertainment industry by headlining The Millennium Tour 2020, set to resume October 2021.