The Best of Rosie Perez on Soul Train | I Was A Soul Train Dancer

Before Hollywood knew her name, Rosie Perez was already shutting down dance floors. Discovered in NYC clubs by Spike Lee, her raw energy and unapologetic style couldn’t be ignored—and neither could her moment on Soul Train, where she lit up the floor from 1986–1987 and made it clear: she was different. That same undeniable presence launched her straight into film, making her debut as Tina in Do the Right Thing—and she hasn’t looked back since. From cult classics like White Men Can’t Jump to standout roles in Fearless, It Could Happen to You, Pineapple Express, and Birds of Prey, Rosie built a career on authenticity, edge, and pure star power. But it all started with the moves. This is more than a dance compilation—it’s a look at the moment a legend was already in motion… before the world caught up. SUBSCRIBE to #BET! ►► http://bit.ly/1U0v9xG Stream Black Culture with BET+. Kick back and enjoy movies, TV series, exclusive originals and the best of Tyler Perry. Sign up for BET+ ►► https://www.bet.plus/?xrs=BET_organic... Connect with BET Web: http://www.BET.com TikTok:   / bet   Instagram:   / bet   Facebook:   / bet   Twitter:   / bet   Snapchat:   / 5rt6vrzw   BET+: https://www.bet.plus   / betplus     / betplus     / yourbetplus     / officialbetplus   Google+: http://www.bet.us/gplusBET