A Roundup of Teyana Taylor's Most Memorable TV Show Appearances

  Teyana Taylor has established herself as an influential force within the entertainment industry through a string of high-profile features and her involvement with Kanye West's GOOD Music label. Brotherly Love features her as Tastytaste, an independent woman who stands up for herself. In one scene in particular she displays her acting talent by giving an impactful and heartfelt performance that truly highlights her acting prowess. The Trap Teyana Taylor first made her mark as a choreographer for Beyonce when she first emerged, but that was just the start of an extraordinary journey for this "Pop Lock" singer and choreographer. Since then, she's gone on to star in movies, model for VH1 reality show Teyana & Iman as well as direct music videos; not forgetting her family life with husband Iman Shumpert of Cleveland Cavaliers fame, whom she shares her daughter Junie with. This show provided an intimate view into their home life and journey towards parenthood as they dealt with numerous issues together. It was obvious that both actress and husband loved each other dearly and shared a strong bond with their daughter - making for an enthralling TV program which showed another side to this talented entertainer. Taylor put her acting chops to the test when she appeared in the movie Stomp the Yard. Critics praised her performance, with some calling her an audience favorite while noting how authentic her portrayal brought added layers to Tyler Perry comedy film. Taylor excelled at portraying Blasia, an independent record label executive. Drawing upon her own life experiences to bring life and depth to her character. One of the stand-out scenes of After Party featured Taylor's dramatic confrontation with Owen which showcased both her vulnerability and strength as an actress. Honey: Rise Up and Dance featured Taylor as Skyler, an experienced and formidable dancer who acts as an important mentor figure for younger characters in the film. In its dance battle sequence, she shone by effortlessly switching between hip-hop and contemporary dance moves without losing momentum - this demonstrated her passion and energy as she took the stage and had audiences cheering with excitement! Teyana Taylor may soon appear in more television shows as Dionne Warwick revealed that a biographical series is in development about her life with Teyana Taylor leading it both front-of-camera and behind it. Brotherly Love Teyana Taylor is an exceptional entertainer with skills in singing, dancing and acting. To date she has released two albums: VII in 2014 and K.T.S.E in 2018. Additionally she starred on VH1 reality show Teyana and Iman alongside NBA player Iman Shumpert while competing on MTV competition series America's Best Dance Crew All Stars. Teyana first gained public awareness through her appearance on MTV's My Super Sweet Sixteen reality series that showcased extravagant birthday parties for rich teenagers. There, Teyana quickly established herself as both an accomplished singer and dancer as well as a natural television presence. Teyana made her acting debut on Oxygen's House of Glam in 2010 where she showcased both her talent and beauty as an actress. Teyana Taylor released her mixtape The Misunderstanding of Teyana Taylor, heavily inspired by 90s R&B artists such as Lauryn Hill and Mary J. Blige. Following its release, the singles "Make Your Move" featuring Wale and D.U.I featuring Jadakiss and Fabolous both received positive reviews from music critics who noted her Janet Jackson-esque style. Teyana expanded her brand in 2015 when she made a breakthrough appearance on VH1 reality show Teyana and Iman. This reality show followed their life together as husband-and-wife entertainers Iman Shumpert and Teyana are an enormous support system to one another's careers; Teyana even served as one of Shumpert's judges during his season 30 run on Dancing With the Stars! Teyana and her partner welcomed daughter Rue Rose into their family in 2021, despite Teyana's busy schedule. While performing Dionne Wariwck in A Thousand and One will give Teyana another way to channel real-life intensity with acting performance; Lena Waithe will direct it. The Chilling Adventures of Bill and Ted. Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming Teyana Taylor began her acting career after making an impressionary cameo appearance in the 2006 original Stomp the Yard, landing roles in multiple television shows and movies since. Additionally, she's become well known as an expert choreographer in music videos by major artists like Beyonce, Kanye West, and Drake - leading them all with her choreographic prowess. Harlem native Teyana Iman has been keeping busy recently with her VH1 reality show Teyana & Iman and regular appearances on BET's 106 & Park. As well as performing and dancing professionally, Teyana is also an accomplished producer, currently working on new music video projects with Adidas as well as revamping her shoe line with them. "Wake Up Love" singer Jordin Sparks and NBA husband Iman Shumpert documented their daily lives with daughter Junie as part of this reality TV series, as well as travels to events like New York Fashion Week and MTV VMAs. A second season will premiere February 19th for this couple! Teyana's most well-known project is her role as an expert panelist on MTV's The X Factor, where she offers her dance and vocal expertise to contestants on the reality show. Over the years, many famous faces such as Jennifer Lopez, Usher, and Pharrell Williams have joined Teyana on MTV's panel as an expert panelist. Teyana, known for her Janet Jackson-inspired dance moves, makes an ideal host of this dance competition show. Since its premiere, fans look forward to her weekly appearances. After competing on Dancing With the Stars season 3, Teyana and Iman Shumpert gained notoriety and appeared as a couple on VH1 docuseries Teyana & Iman in 2021. This reality show follows Junie and Rue Rose Rose through marriage, motherhood and business - as well as their sizzling stage chemistry! Together they have two daughters named Junie Rose Rose who they're always there for one another and supportive. White Men Can’t Jump White Men Can't Jump is an undeniable classic from Ron Shelton thanks to its cast of unforgettable performers, led by Wesley Snipes (Sidney) and Billy Hoyle (Woody Harrelson) as two street ball hustlers who combine forces to take on 2-on-2 basketball tournaments for big money. But the remake of this sports drama doesn't do much with its premise, opting instead for a fairly conventional and formulaic story that lacks many of the key components that made its predecessor so beloved. Unfortunately, this new adaptation fails even with two talented actors taking on lead roles. Rapper and actor Jack Harlow makes his big-screen debut as Jeremy, a former basketball star whose injuries ended his career. Harlow is an outstanding fit for this part, giving a grounded yet charismatic performance. Harlow's co-star in this movie Sinqua Walls gives an equally credible performance as Kamal, an impoverished barber struggling to support his family. The supporting cast here, however, is mostly wasted space. There's the requisite sneering and backstabbing, as well as unnecessary scenes that take away from the story's natural rhythms. Furthermore, flashbacks that seem out-of-place often interrupt this film as well as longer sequences where either Kamal or Jeremy engages in some sort of physical altercation with one another. White Men Can't Jump's biggest problem lies in its overt agenda, which it fails to cover up very effectively. The film uses its racially charged themes as an excuse for unnecessarily broad and offensive moments, using two main characters' tenuous relationships as fodder for cheap jokes and stereotyping; its only redeeming quality lies in Taylor and her co-stars having undeniably strong chemistry together; Hulu will stream this remake starring BlacKkKlansman Laura Harrier Vince Staples and Lance Reddick before hitting Hulu on May 19; it is rated R.