12 Family-Friendly Celebs Who Used To Be Edgy As All Hell

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12 Family-Friendly Celebs Who Used To Be Edgy As All Hell

Ah, rebellion. It's a concept that has been around since the dawn of time and is still relevant today. From the punk rockers of the 70s to the hip-hop stars of the 90s, rebellion has been a major part of popular culture. It's no wonder, then, that some of the most famous musicians, actors, and celebrities have been rebels in their own right. From Adam Levine of Maroon 5 to Ice Cube and Ben Stiller, these individuals have (once upon a time) all had a rebellious streak that has made them stand out from the crowd.

In this list, we will be looking at some of the most iconic rebels in popular culture and how their rebellious pasts have shaped their present. We will explore the stories of John Rzeznik and the Goo Goo Dolls, Ice-T, Gwen Stefani, Dr. Dre, The Black Eyed Peas, Flavor Flav, Ice Cube, Eddie Murphy's 1996 movie 'The Nutty Professor', and Ben Stiller's punk band Capital Punishment. 

So, without further ado, let's explore the rebellious pasts of some of the most famous rebels in popular culture!

From N.W.A. to Martha Stewart.

CRACKED SNOOP DOGG Snoop Dogg was part of N.W.A. and, in 1992, he got into a few fights, including one where he was accused of hitting a cop and another where he was found guilty of breaking a record producer's jaw. These days, he hangs out with Martha Stewart.

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Crack-spending peak: $2,600/day.

CRACKED FLAVOR FLAV Flavor Flav, the rapper from the group Public Enemy, was spending a lot of money on crack cocaine when he was at the peak of his drug problem. Не was spending around $2,600 every day. These days, we know him from Flavor of Love. BER 23 D NY

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Punk rebel, pin-up, rock star: Gwen Stefani.

CRACKED GWEN STEFANI Gwen Stefani started out in the 90s as one of the founders of the ska band No Doubt. They blended together reggae, punk, new-wave rock, and pop music. Which you might never guess if you listened only to her post-No Doubt solo stuff. C S

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Ice-T: From rapper to lovable celebrity.

CRACKED ICE-T Ice-T, who used to be in a heavy metal band called Body Count, is now famous for his role as Detective Fin Tutuola on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and his insurance commercial with cute kids at a lemonade stand. ... Yeah.

NY Times / Looper 

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