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While both Jeremy Jordan and Brian Austin Green were staples of the 1990s teen idol era, they followed opposite paths to fame: Jordan used a music video on Beverly Hills, 90210 to launch a recording career, while Green used his starring role on the same show to attempt a transition into hip-hop. Comparison: The 90210 Connection Contrast: Music
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