Fatlip
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Fatlip (born Derrick Stewart) is a Los Angeles-born hip hop musician. He started his career in The Pharcyde. In 2005 he released his solo debut, The Loneliest Punk. It was also released with a single, What's Up Fatlip. The music video was directed by Spike Jonze. He made songs like 'Today's Your Day (Whachagonadu?)' and 'Don't Let the Man Get You Down'. He appeared on MTV's Jackass sliding down an escalator rail. He also did a cameo stealing scene in southern rapper Ludacris's Get Back video.
[edit] External links
- Fatlip's page on the Delicious Vinyl website: [1]
- IMDb page for What's Up Fatlip video: [2]
- "What You Say" LA Symphony featuring Fatlip (instrumental)
| The Pharcyde |
|---|
| Members |
| Fatlip | Tre Hardson | Bootie Brown | Imani |
| Albums |
| Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde | Labcabincalifornia | Plain Rap | Humboldt Beginnings |
| EPs/Compilations |
| Chapter One: Testing the Waters EP | Cydeways: The Best of The Pharcyde | Instrumentals | Sold My Soul: The Remix & Rarity Collection |
| Singles |
| "Ya Mama" | "Passin' Me By" | "4 Better or 4 Worse" | "Otha Fish" | "Pandemonium" | "The Rubbers Song" | "Emerald Butterfly" | "Runnin'" | "Drop" | "She Said" | "Technical Difficulties" | "Trust" | "Hard Times" | "Knew U" |
 Fatlip |
Pharcyde |
