Sam Wyche
football player and coach
born in Atlanta
Business people [ edit ]
Name
Field
Known for
Association
F. Duane Ackerman
executive
last CEO of Bellsouth
lived in Atlanta
George Adair
developer
early Atlanta real-estate developer
[citation needed
Dean Alford
chief executive officer and politician
president and chief executive of Allied Energy Services; member of the Georgia General Assembly
[citation needed
Ray Anderson
entrepreneur
founder of carpet manufacturer Interface, Inc.
[citation needed
Charles Brewer
businessman
founder of Internet service provider MindSpring , which later merged with EarthLink
[citation needed
Asa Griggs Candler
entrepreneur
founder of beverage manufacturer The Coca-Cola Company
[citation needed
S. Truett Cathy
entrepreneur
founder of the fast-food restaurant chain Chick-fil-A
[citation needed
Anne Cox Chambers
entrepreneur
co-owner of mass-media company Cox Enterprises
[citation needed
Joe Francis
entrepreneur and film producer
founder and creator of the Girls Gone Wild (franchise)
born in Atlanta
Lemuel Grant
businessman and engineer
early-Atlanta railroad man, landowner, engineer and businessman
[citation needed
James M. Henderson
advertising
born in Atlanta; lived in Greenville , South Carolina, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of South Carolina in 1970
[41]
Anne T. Hill
fashion designer
founded Taffy's of California
born in Atlanta[42]
Evelyn Greenblatt Howren
aviator
former WASP who founded aviation businesses in Atlanta, lobbied for aviation industry
born in Atlanta[43]
William LeGate
entrepreneur and activist
Thiel Fellowship recipient, founder of multiple companies, activist
born in Atlanta[44]
Bernard Marcus
entrepreneur
co-founder of home-improvement retailing chain Home Depot ; primary funding source for the Georgia Aquarium
[citation needed
Myra Miller
entrepreneur and baker
famous Black food entrepreneur and baker in Atlanta during Reconstruction
worked and buried in Atlanta [45] [46] [47]
John Pemberton
chemist
chemist and inventor of the carbonated soft drink Coca-Cola
[citation needed
Richard Peters
businessman
early-Atlanta railroad man, landowner and a founder of Atlanta
[citation needed
John C. Portman Jr.
architect
international architect and developer, designer of the groundbreaking atrium -style hotel
[citation needed
Neel Reid
architect
student of École des Beaux-Arts ; designed various buildings now listed on the National Register of Historic Places
[citation needed
Ted Turner
media mogul
founder of cable-news channel CNN
[citation needed
Blake R Van Leer III
entrepreneur and producer
entrepreneur, partner of business mogul Kathy Ireland whose companies generate $3.1B in sales, produced film about his grandfather Blake R Van Leer in a 1956 Sugar Bowl film
born in Atlanta[48]
Robert W. Woodruff
executive
president of beverage manufacturer The Coca-Cola Company
[citation needed
Directors [ edit ]
Name
Known for
Association
Matt Hullum
director of films, music videos and web series including Lazer Team Red Vs Blue
born in Atlanta[49] [non-primary source needed
Spike Lee
director of films including She's Gotta Have It School Daze Do the Right Thing
born in Atlanta[50]
Kenny Leon
director of several Broadway plays and several television episodes
[citation needed
Tyler Perry
director of films, plays, and television series, including Meet The Browns Madea plays and movies
moved to Atlanta[23] [24]
Steven Soderbergh
film director, Out of Sight Erin Brockovich Traffic Ocean's Eleven
[citation needed
Journalists [ edit ] Musicians [ edit ]
Name
Known for
Association
21 Savage , real name Shayaa Bin Abraham-Joseph
rapper and record producer
born in London, England, moved to Atlanta in his teens
6LACK , real name Ricardo Valdez Valentine
rapper, singer, songwriter
moved to Atlanta at very young age
André 3000 , real name André Lauren Benjamin
rapper, actor, record producer, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist; half of the rap group OutKast
born in Atlanta
Johntá Austin
singer-songwriter, signed to Jermaine Dupri 's So So Def Recordings ; won two Grammy Awards for songs "We Belong Together " by Mariah Carey and "Be Without You " by Mary J. Blige
born in Atlanta[55]
B.o.B , real name Bobby Ray Simmons Jr.
rapper
from Atlanta
Bankroll Fresh , real name Trentavious Zamon White, Sr.
rapper
from Atlanta and died in Atlanta
David Berkeley
singer-songwriter with four studio albums and one live album[56]
moved to Atlanta for his wife to finish school[57]
Big Kuntry King , real name Sean Merrett
rapper
from Atlanta
Bobby V , real name Bobby Wilson
recording artist (nicknamed "Valentino" because he was due to be born on Valentine's Day)
attended North Atlanta High School and Clark Atlanta University [58]
John Burke
solo pianist and composer
born and lives in Atlanta
K Camp , real name Kristopher Thomas Campbell
rapper
from Atlanta
Cash Out , real name John-Michael Hakim Gibson
rapper
from Atlanta
Cat Power , also known as Chan Marshall, real name Charlyn Marshall
singer-songwriter, actress and model
born in Atlanta
Eddie Chamblee
jazz tenor saxophonist
born in Atlanta in 1920
Clairo , real name Claire Elizabeth Cottrill
singer-songwriter
born in Atlanta
Roscoe Dash , real name Jeffery Lee Johnson Jr.
rapper
from Atlanta
Davido
singer, songwriter, and record producer
born in Atlanta but based in Nigeria
Drumma Boy , real name Christopher James Gholson
record producer, songwriter
lives in Atlanta
Future , real name Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn
rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer
born and lives in Atlanta
CeeLo Green , real name Thomas DeCarlo Gallaway
rapper, singer, actor
born in Atlanta
Keri Hilson
singer-songwriter and actress from Decatur
attended Emory University [59]
iLoveMakonnen , real name Makonnen Kamali Sheran
rapper
from Atlanta
India.Arie , real name India Arie Simpson
singer-songwriter and record producer;[60] Grammy Awards , including Best R&B Album
moved to Atlanta[61]
Graham Jackson
theatre organist, pianist and choral conductor
moved to Atlanta in 1923[62]
Trinidad James , real name Nicholas Williams
rapper
from Atlanta
Erika Jayne
singer
born in Atlanta
JID , real name Destin Route
rapper, singer
born in Atlanta
Elton John
singer-songwriter, English-born entertainer whose songs include "Your Song ", "Crocodile Rock " and "Candle in the Wind "
lives part-time in Atlanta[63]
R. Kelly
singer, songwriter, record producer
resided in Atlanta[64]
Khujo , real name Willie Edward Knighton Jr.
rapper
born in Atlanta
Killer Mike , real name Michael Santiago Render
rapper, actor and activist
born and lives in Atlanta
Gladys Knight
singer-songwriter, actress, businesswoman and author
born in Atlanta
Latto , real name Alyssa Michelle Stephens
rapper
born in Columbus, Ohio, moved to Atlanta
Brenda Lee
performer who sang rockabilly , pop and country music ; had 37 US chart hits during the 1960s,[65] I'm Sorry " (1960) and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree " (1958); recipient of Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (2009)
born in Atlanta in 1944[66]
Mable Lee
dancer, entertainer, 2008 inductee into the Tap Dance Hall of Fame
born in Atlanta in 1921
Lil Baby , real name Dominique Jones
rapper
born in Atlanta
Lil Gotit , real name Semaja Zair Render
rapper
from Atlanta
Lil Jon , real name Jonathan H. Smith
rapper, record producer, songwriter and Grammy winner
born and lives in Atlanta
Lil Keed , real name Raqhid Jevon Render
rapper
from Atlanta
Lil Nas X , real name Montero Lamar Hill
rapper, singer
from Atlanta
Lil Scrappy , real name Darryl Raynard Richardson III
rapper
from Atlanta
Lil Yachty , real name Miles Parks McCollum
rapper, songwriter
from Atlanta
Baylee Littrell
singer-songwriter and actor; son of Backstreet Boys member Brian Littrell
born and raised in Alpharetta
Ludacris , real name Christopher Brian Bridges
rapper
born in Champaign, Illinois, moved to Atlanta
Vivek Maddala
composer, producer, multi-instrumental performer
attended Georgia Tech
MadeinTYO , real name Malcolm Jamaal Davis
rapper
originated in Atlanta
Gucci Mane , real name Radric Davis
rapper, actor
lives in Atlanta
China Anne McClain
singer-songwriter and actress (Jasmine Payne on TV series Tyler Perry's House of Payne A.N.T. Farm
born in Atlanta[67]
Big Maceo Merriweather
blues singer-pianist, made many recordings in the 1940s for Bluebird and Victor
born in Atlanta in 1905
Eric Nam
Korean-American singer-songwriter, television host, entertainer and entrepreneur currently based in South Korea
born in Atlanta
OJ da Juiceman , real name Otis Williams Jr.
rapper
from Atlanta
Pastor Troy
rapper
from Atlanta
Duke Pearson
jazz pianist and composer, noted for work on the Blue Note label
born in Atlanta 1932, died in Atlanta 1980
Playboi Carti , real name Jordan Terrell Carter
rapper and songwriter
born in Riverdale , Atlanta
Rich Homie Quan , real name Dequantes Devontay Lamar
rapper
from Atlanta
Jerry Reed
country-music singer-songwriter, guitarist and actor who appeared in more than a dozen films; signature songs include "Guitar Man ", "East Bound and Down ", "A Thing Called Love " and "When You're Hot, You're Hot "
born in Atlanta[68]
Rocko
rapper
from Atlanta
Kelly Rowland
singer-songwriter with Destiny's Child and as a solo artist; actress and television personality; two-time Grammy Awards winner
born in Atlanta
Russ
rapper
from Atlanta[69]
SahBabii , real name Saaheem Valdery
rapper and songwriter
born in Chicago, raised in Atlanta
Cappriccieo Scates
drummer and record producer; won Phoenix Award in 2011
lives and works in Atlanta[70] [71]
Natalie Lauren Sims , also known as Suzy Rock
musician, songwriter, graphic and art designer , and music executive
moved to Atlanta in 2007[72]
Skooly , real name Kazarion Fowler
rapper
from Atlanta
Musiq Soulchild
singer, songwriter
resides in Atlanta[73]
Soulja Boy , real name DeAndre Cortez Way
rapper
from Atlanta
Southside , real name Joshua Howard Luellen
rapper, record producer
from Atlanta
Angie Stone
singer and record producer
moved to Atlanta
T.I. , real name Clifford Joseph Harris Jr.
rapper, actor and businessman
born in Atlanta
Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas
singer-songwriter, dancer, and actress from TLC
born in Atlanta
Chris Tomlin
contemporary Christian music artist, worship leader and songwriter from Grand Saline, Texas
moved to Atlanta and began church
DJ Toomp
record producer, songwriter and Grammy winner
born and lives in Atlanta
Trouble , real name Mariel Semonte Orr
rapper
from Atlanta
Unk , real name Anthony Platt
rapper
from Atlanta
Usher , real name Usher Raymond
singer-songwriter, dancer and actor; rose to fame in late 1990s with release of second album My Way
attended North Springs High School [74]
Summer Walker
singer
from Atlanta[75]
Florence Warner
singer-songwriter; best known for her appearance on television commercials and local television image campaigns
born in Atlanta[76]
Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins
singer-songwriter, dancer, and actress from TLC
lived in Atlanta[77]
Kanye West
rapper, singer-songwriter, record producer and fashion designer; one of the best-selling artists of all time
born in Atlanta, raised in Chicago
YC , real name Christopher Daniels Miller
rapper
from Atlanta
YFN Lucci
rapper
from Atlanta
Young Dro , real name D'Juan Montrel Hart
rapper
from Atlanta
Young Nudy , real name Quantavious Tavario Thomas
rapper
from Atlanta
Young Scooter , real name Kenneth Edward Bailey
rapper
from Atlanta
Young Thug , real name Jeffery Lamar Williams
rapper, songwriter
born and lives in Atlanta
Migos (Quavo , Offset ,Takeoff )
rap group
all born in atlanta, Quavo and Offset still live in atlanta. Takeoff lived here until his death in 2022.
Lil Jon
rapper
Ciara
singer
Rubi Rose
rapper
born in Lexington, Kentucky , based in Atlanta
Lil Gnar
rapper
born in Oakland, California , from Atlanta
Kap G
rapper, actor
born in Long Beach, California , moved to Atlanta
Waka Flocka Flame
rapper
Mario Judah
rapper
Money Man
rapper
Yung Joc
rapper
Silentó
rapper, singer and songwriter
Ken Carson
rapper
Destroy Lonely
rapper
Politicians and activists [ edit ] Conrad Tillard (born 1964), politician, Baptist minister, radio host, author, and activistReligious leaders [ edit ] Writers and artists [ edit ] See also [ edit ]
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