Movies like Who's the Man?

Boyz n the Hood is a seminal film of the genre, offering a dramatic and poignant look at urban life in South Central Los Angeles. Although more dramatic than Who's The Man?, its authentic representation of street culture will appeal to viewers fond of the cultural aspects of the latter.

Friday is a quintessential '90s comedy that, like Who's The Man?, centers on the day-to-day lives of its protagonists in an urban neighborhood. Starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, the film offer laughs, mishaps, and quotable moments that fans of Who's The Man? will undoubtedly enjoy.

While Juice is a more serious take on urban life than Who's The Man?, it shares the setting and cultural background, with a focus on a group of friends in Harlem and an influential hip-hop soundtrack, appealing to fans of the urban genre.

New Jack City presents a crime thriller set against the backdrop of the crack cocaine epidemic in New York City. Like Who's The Man?, it features strong characters from the urban community and has a soundtrack heavily influenced by contemporary hip-hop.

House Party features Kid 'n Play as they navigate the challenges and excitements of throwing a high school house party. Its blend of hip-hop culture with comedic elements makes it a perfect companion piece for fans of Who's The Man?.

Dave Chappelle's Half Baked provides a hilarious take on the misadventures of a group of friends trying to navigate life while indulging in their love for marijuana, which is a scenario that will resonate with fans looking for the humor and camaraderie of Who's The Man?.

Starring Chris Rock, CB4 parodies the world of hip-hop and gangsta rap, much in the way Who's The Man? includes hip hop cultural references. Viewers will find its satirical take on the music industry both humorous and insightful.

I Got the Hook-Up is a comedy that sees Master P and A.J. Johnson as small-time scam artists. It's another film that intertwines elements of urban culture with comedic scenarios and would attract viewers who appreciated the style and humor of Who's The Man?.