It’s Father’s Day, and we cannot help but think back on several father-son duos that have had lasting impacts on the culture.
One of the most adored pairs to emerge in the early 2000s was Master P and his son, Lil Romeo. P, who was already a superstar in the rap scene, introduced the world to the young rapper in July 2001 with the release of his self-titled debut album. At just ten years old, P helped mold him into one of rap’s most successful child stars. This would lead to the creation of Romeo’s self-titled Nickelodeon sitcom, which aired from 2003 to 2006.
Another famed father-and-son duo that we’ve grown to love is Will and Jaden Smith. Fans watched the family man on television with his hit, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” and in theaters with starring roles in “Men in Black,” “Ali” and countless others. However, we got to see Will in daddy mode on camera when he acted alongside his then-young son Jaden for the heartwarming production, “The Pursuit of Happyness.“ Will recently admitted during an interview with the “Full Send Podcast“ that he initially didn’t want to make the film, and the studio was unsure about Jaden due to nepotism concerns. The film made over $300 million and led to Jaden landing another role in “The Karate Kid.“ Beyond acting, he has pursued a music career, also like his celebrated dad.
While we’ve witnessed both of these father-and-son duos dominate the entertainment realm, they are certainly not the only two who share this unique bond. Let’s take a peek at some of our favorite dads who helped showcase their children’s talent to the world.
Damon Wayans Sr. & Damon Wayans Jr.
Denzel Washington & John Washington
Alan Thicke & Robin Thicke
Dell Curry, Steph Curry & Seth Curry
LeBron James, Bronny James & Brynce James
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