Here are two former world-class break dancers nominated for Grammys who have become huge international stars with record sales in the millions. Well girl

You know it's true. It can only mean Millie Vanilli

The year was 1990

George Herbert Walker Bush was president

Nelson Mandela was a really stepped to 27 years of imprisonment in South Africa and

and Millie Vanilli a flashy good-looking R&B duo from Germany when the Grammy Awards for Best New Artist.

The group's breakout album Girl You Know It's True which featured a combination of 80s synth pop and hip-hop

had produced three number one hits and sold over seven million copies worldwide.

It was a true rags to reach a story for the two men that fronted the group.

Fab Morvin and Rob Pelatus both in their early 20s met in Los Angeles in 1984

and bonded over their love of dancing. Morvin a former gymnast had taken up dances of former therapy

after entering a vertebrain and trampoline accident a year prior.

Pelatus who had dabbled in modeling and DJing was traveling the world to compete in break-dancing

competitions. The two men continued their friendship when they returned home to Munich

but found it difficult to pay their bills using only their dance skills.

Luckily fate intervened. In the late 80s a successful German record producer named Frank

Ferri and was scouting talent for new project. Ferri was on the lookout for young fashionable men

with model good looks and top tier dancing abilities. As soon as he saw Fab Morvin and Rob Pelatus's

moves the producer knew that the two men fit the bill. Ferri and wrote the songs and pushed Morvin

and Pelatus out onto the stage dressed in long sweaters leggings boots and shoulder padded

power suits and the American audience aided up. The entire country swooned over the exotic dark

scanned European men with the fancy dance moves and catchy songs. Millie Vanillia tapped into the

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