Flying Solo: Famous Artists That Started in a Group

These artists made their own lane without their crew.

Michelle Williams | Destiny's Child - She can't shake her destiny! Even though Michelle has gone gospel, we'll always have the luxury of chalking up her tremendous singing experience to all those world tours, music videos and chart-topping albums back in her Destiny's Child days. (Photos from Left: Mike McGinnis/Getty Images, Brenda Chase/Getty Images)
Pusha T | Clipse - Let's go back to the "Grindin'" days and just reminisce for a second. Pusha T and his bro No Malice would rip into verses with their insane bars, but recently Pusha has taken on his career solo while his brother took on a more faith-driven path. (Photos from Left: Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for Ketel One, Scott Gries/Getty Images)
Omarion | B2K - Back when Omarion had braids, no kids and was still wishing he had a girlfriend, he was singing lead for the heartthrob group B2K. Every girl's dream was to be at the Scream Tour, but as we've gotten older, we're more interested in jamming with Omarion at Summer Jam to "Post to Be." (Photos from Left: Brad Barket/Getty Images for BET's Rip The Runway, Mark Mainz/Getty Images)Tina Campbell | Mary Mary - Although the Grammy Award-winning group Mary Mary might not be together anymore, that doesn't mean the two songstresses aren't still firing up some great tunes on their own. Right after Erica put out her amazing first solo album, Tina came out with one too, called It's Personal. (Photos from Left: Terry Wyatt/Getty Images for Dove Awards,  Laura Farr/Newsmakers/Getty Images)

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Michelle Williams | Destiny's Child - She can't shake her destiny! Even though Michelle has gone gospel, we'll always have the luxury of chalking up her tremendous singing experience to all those world tours, music videos and chart-topping albums back in her Destiny's Child days. (Photos from Left: Mike McGinnis/Getty Images, Brenda Chase/Getty Images)

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