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Regular folk aren’t the only ones who name their children reckless and ratchetly. Celebrities, black and white, have been known to find some off- base monikers for their little ones as well. Perhaps they know their children won’t have to scrape and scrap like the rest of us. Money opens doors you know. Check out these crazy celebrity names, below.

Pilot Inspektor (Son of Jason Lee)

Whaaat?!? Actor Jason Lee and his wife must have been sipping on something lethal when they named this wide-eyed, blonde haired little boy Pilot Inspektor. I can almost understand Pilot, it’s someone with know- how who takes charge, but Inspektor? Never would you insert a permanent spelling error into your child’s name. No bueno.

2. Jermajesty

Oh the Jackson family… Let’s just say it’s no surprise that they’re on this list. Their collective weirdness never surprises me. I know we all believe that our children are royalty from birth but so is everyone else. So there is no need to assert this fact in a name, and a name that just sounds so… hood at that.

5. Reignbeau (Ving Rhames)

Lawd have his mercy! I understand rainbows are signs of hope and inspiration. That would be a suitable name for a little girl…maybe. But trying to switch it up and use the verb spelling of the word and combine it with the French word “beau” is doing just waay too much. What does this name even mean? Did Ving want her daughter to be a girl who ruled over her boyfriends?

7- Yamma Brown  (Daughter James Brown)

May James Brown’s soul rest in peace but I have to ask what he was thinking when he named his daughter, Yamma? You have to be careful what you name your child. Because in biblical times a name was given based on the child’s character. Perhaps Yamma wasn’t the best choice considering she acted more trife than a little bit when she decided to stab her husband the day before her father’s funeral.

10. Cymphonique (Daughter of Master P.)

Ladies and gentlemen, it gets no hood-er than this. While I will say Master P and his wife produce some genetically blessed children, they name them terribly. Just because the name Romeo has become a part of our everyday lexicon, doesn’t mean that it’s a suitable name for a child. I was talking to my colleagues about the name of this little girl, Cymphonique, and we went back and forth about whether or not a child with this name, could be successful. Sure it’s highly recognizable and unique (see Beyoncé) but I’m sure mainstream America will struggle to pronounce it.

 

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