He’s an actor and producer best known for his standout role as Kamaal Tate in the Starz series Power Book II: Ghost, where his performance really solidified his place in the industry. Over the years, Name has built an impressive resume, including memorable appearances in major films like the 2002 hit Barbershop and the 2006 sports drama Rocky Balboa. Long before he became a household name, Name was already making small but notable appearances on screen — back in 1987, he played Kid in Crowd in an episode of the acclaimed TV series Hill Street Blues, showing early signs of the talent that would later define his career. Interestingly, acting clearly runs in the family, as Name shares the spotlight with his brothers, Larenz Tate and Larron Tate, both of whom are accomplished actors in their own right. With a career spanning decades and multiple successful projects, Name continues to leave a lasting mark in Hollywood.
He’s made some great appearances on popular TV shows over the years, including fan favorites like Moesha and All American. His roles in series such as Moesha really helped build his early career, and later on, he brought solid energy to All American. Whether it was Moesha or All American, he always showed strong screen presence. From Moesha to All American, his performances have consistently stood out.