Lil Romeo

On 911, Lil Romeo was two blocks from the World Trade Center for a photo shoot when the attacks began and led to him penning the song "Game Time," for his second album, which was released December 17, 2002. The hit song, "True Love," featured Beyonce's little sister, Solange. Lil Romeo has also appeared in movies, including "Max Keeble's Big Move" (2000), "Honey" (2003), "Still 'Bout It" (2004), and "Shorty" (2004). It was in 2003 that his own television series started, Romeo!, produced by Nickelodeon and shown on numerous stations, including YTV. It includes his father in the cast. While his father, who is responsible for super promotion of his son's career, is worth over 400 million, Lil Romeo's net worth is estimated at over 60 million and has been added to by his own clothing line "P. Miller Shorties," (which is why you always see him dressed well in his photos). Despite the musical successes, Lil Romeo is a shark on the basketball court and dreams of being inducted into the NBA, starting out with being on the Junior Olympics Basketball Team. He still holds the record as the youngest solo artist to have a single to remain in #1 spot for ten weeks ("My Baby"). Many of his hit songs are popular songs from the past that have been interpolated in the tradition of pop-rap.

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