Chris Rock may have been the parking valet in Beverly Hills Cop II, but the first time we saw this Brooklyn comedian shine on the big screen was in "I’m

Gonna Git You Sucka," a Keenen Ivory Wayans classic.

We don’t care what you say, we're pretty sure we all have channelled our inner Chris Rock from his role in

this hilarious comedy. But on the same note, we can’t help but wonder if his role was added inspiration for his cheapo pop’s character in "Everybody Hates Chris."

We were cheering Eddie on when he straight up turned the tables upside down in the country bar in "48 Hrs." Remember when he was telling those busters to sit

their country a**es down? Hilariocity at its finest.

Eddie was so much the goat back in the day, that he held down the lead role of Reggie Hammond in

his very first movie. That’s boss status.

We love how we can go back and watch episodes of "Martin" and catch Easter eggs hinting at his first moment of shine. (You ever catch that "Do The Right

Thing" poster hanging in his apartment?)

In "Do The Right Thing," Martin played Cee, one of the instigators in the crowd when Buggin’ Out got his Jordan’s scuffed by

a passerby. With Buggin’ Out already on edge due to racial tensions in his hood, Cee and the rest of the crew weren’t making the situation any better.

Despite

being a punk and all, Martin as Cee, was definitely a memorable role.

Right after "The Original Kings of Comedy" was released, D.L.  Hughley starred in "The Brothers," with Morris Chestnut, Shemar Moore, and Bill Bellamy.

D.L. played the frustrated brother who

only wanted his wife, played by Tamala Jones, to give him a little oral.

We’re sure a lot of folks felt his pain.

Ahh, the revenge of Buddy Love. Now if you remember "The Nutty Professor," you’ll remember that Buddy Love was a pain in Sherman’s a**, but we were all rooting for

Buddy when he roasted Reggie, the comic at the nightclub, until he just about had ol’ dude in tears.

Buddy’s roasting session goes down in the history books as

one of the best for real.

In 1998, Ced played his first role as Bo in the movie "Ride." This movie was filled to the brim with Black stars and rappers. Everyone from Pops, to Uncle

Luke starred in this movie.

Definitely worth a second look. Check it out.

Now who can forget Damon turning up on Money Mike? Not one daggone person. 

Yep, this was our first introduction to Katt Williams in the movie world. But Katt

did his thing in "Friday After Next." He became known as the smooth, but petite pimp that Damon just couldn’t resist.

Katt gets a laugh from us every time

we turn this joint on.

Like a lot of other known comics, Bill Bellamy had his roles in movies such as "Joey Breaker" and "Fled," but we really got a chance to see him shine

in "Love Jones," a for sure favorite.

Bill's character appeared to be this smooth talking, romantic, but y'all remember, in reality, he was a shady, hating friend who was crazy

jealous of Darius and Nina’s love affair. How could we forget. We knew then he was gonna make it big!!