Television and Film

* Performed "President" on the second season of Chappelle's Show.
* Appeared in the movie Carmen alongside Beyonce and Mos Def, as a fortune teller.
* Appeared for a second time on Chappelle's Show in a parody of Making the Band.
* Appeared on the The Apprentice (US Season 4) in 2005. Did a rap, "Rubble man", with the winning team, Excel, as their reward for winning task five.
* Also in 2005, he played gang leader Marcel Hollis who leads his group on an assault on the station house in the NBC television drama Third Watch.
* In 2004, Jean, Pras and Hill reunited as The Fugees for an event filmed and released in 2006 as Dave Chappelle's Block Party.
* He also starred in Virgin Mobile commercials as himself.[10] In one commercial, a woman approaches him and tricks him into signing a contract which legally binds them in marriage. She drags him back to her trailer-park home where he is mistreated, forced to work and pleasure his wife. Eventually, he runs away and seeks police assistance, but is instead arrested for violating his contract and ultimately winds up in jail.
* Appeared in 2002 Jamaican gangster film Shottas, released in 2006.
* In 2005, he played the role of a Jamaican drug dealer in the movie Dirty.
* He narrated the movie Full Clip, starring Busta Rhymes, Xzibit, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Spliff Star, and others.
* He has appeared and performed on the Source Awards with DJ Khaled, with Wyclef and his band and Khaled doing turntables.
* He appears in the film "Ghosts of Cité Soleil," released in limited theaters on June 27, 2007.