Cast and Characters
(nicknames were given by Ice-T himself)
| Real Name | Nickname | Job | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracy Morrow | Ice-T | Teacher | Ice-T is a skilled veteran of the rap game. He also gets some of his friends to help him teach rap school sometimes or just to judge or encourage them. |
| Dodge Landesman | Dodge City | promoter/Rapper | "Dodge City" is the old fashioned student who loves 1940s' and 1950s' music. He is always dressing in a suit or another old fashioned way. He claims to have not worn jeans for 6 years. |
| Sam | Money Man Sam | Rapper | "Money Man Sam" is a prep student who works the hardest on his raps. He is also one of the best at rapping according to Ice-T. |
| Sophia | So Fine | Manager/Rapper | "So Fine" is the popular prep student who loves to speak her mind. She is best friends with "Lady A" and "E-Rizzle". |
| Leir | Big L | Hype man | "Big L" is a student who loves to play and joke around but is one of the best at rapping according to Ice-T. He once considered quitting the group but then decided to come back. |
| Mary | Missy M | Rapper | "Missy M" is a shy student who likes rapping about life. She is upset sometimes about her parents' divorce, and causes her to have low condfidence.]]. |
| Arielle | Lady A | Dancer/Rapper | "Lady A" is also a popular student and is best friends with "So Fine" and E-Rizzle". |
| Erin | E-Rizzle | Dancer | "E-Rizzle" is also a popular student who's best friends with "Lady A" and "So Fine". |
| Phil | Phil the Agony | DJ | "Phil the Agony" has trouble rapping because he stutters. Ice-T thinks he should be a DJ, because that is where he showed the most talent. |
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