Nelly Memorabilia & Collectibles

Nelly is originally known as Cornell Haynes Jr. born on November 2, 1974. He is a known American singer, rapper, actor, entrepreneur as well as CEO. Back in 1993, he was with St. Lunatics, a rap group which is under the Universal Records by the year of 1999.

If you would like to get the memorabilia of Nelly, you could also get a hold of the memorabilia of other new millennium artists like Busta Rhymes and Beyonce Knowles.

However, in 2000, Nelly was able to have his first solo debut entitled “Country Grammar” which also made it to the top ten lists. After that, more and more albums were released which...   more

Nelly is originally known as Cornell Haynes Jr. born on November 2, 1974. He is a known American singer, rapper, actor, entrepreneur as well as CEO. Back in 1993, he was with St. Lunatics, a rap group which is under the Universal Records by the year of 1999.

If you would like to get the memorabilia of Nelly, you could also get a hold of the memorabilia of other new millennium artists like Busta Rhymes and Beyonce Knowles.

However, in 2000, Nelly was able to have his first solo debut entitled “Country Grammar” which also made it to the top ten lists. After that, more and more albums were released which according to sources, have gained him a lot of fans worldwide. In fact, Peter Shapiro referred him as “one of the biggest stars of the new millennium.”

After his flair in the music industry, Nelly then switched to being a star in different films. In 2005, he was among the stars for the remake of the “Longest Yard” which starred Chris Rock as well as Adam Sandler.

Aside from the acting and singing career that Nelly was able to establish, he also helped lot of advocacies especially those with regards to kids who are known to be diagnosed with leukemia together with his sister Jackie Donahue. This has been established because his sister was later on was also diagnosed with leukemia. The name of his non-profit organization is “4Sho4Kids Foundation”. Together with it is the “Jes Us 4 jackie. These were primarily for African-Americans as well as those minorities that are badly in need of bone marrow transplant.