Mystikal
At one point, rapper Mystikal was touted as the next James Brown, with his funky, shout-rapping style propelling hits like “Shake It Fast” into the mainstream. But in 2004, he served six years in prison for forcing his hairstylist to perform nonconsensual acts, filming the entire thing. He mounted a small comeback upon his release (including an appearance on Mark Ronson’s hit “Feel Right”), but later turned himself in to the police in 2017 for rape charges.