YTB Fatt is unmistakable. You can tell it’s him from the moment he gets on the mic, for better or worse. The rapper’s creaky, whispery delivery can be difficult to understand, but it does provide lots of space for vocal experimentation and catchy, eccentric flourishes. “Get Up On It” ditches the pop appeal of a song like “Same” in favor of something that is simple and rattles the speakers in the car. It satisfies this goal, while still giving TYB Fatt room to sound as bizarre as ever.
“Get Up On It” is not a long song. The music video is three minutes, and the first 50 seconds is given to a skit/conversation between some of Fatt’s clique. That leaves two minutes of hard-hitting instrumental left and frankly, it’s more than enough. There isn’t much variety on the song, so the shorter the better. Fatt is the thing that makes it unique. Inexplicably, it still sounds good. YTB Fatt has the ability to make the most creaky, froggy vocal sound intimidating, whether it’s in the form of a lyrical threat of an ad-lib. It doesn’t really make sense, but the tension between the conventional beat and the unconventional delivery is what ultimately makes the song worth checking out.
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YTB Fatt Continues To Chart His Own Path
You mad I made lucrative ties
You in a bind
I’m not, so you feelin’ tight
Exuberant heights, the flight long
I’m too busy fried for you and your plight
About The Author
Danilo is a writer based out of San Diego. He graduated from the Art Institute of Tucson with a B.A. in digital media, and has since forged a career as a pop culture journalist. He covered hip-hop for Heavy.com, Rhyme Junkies and PopMatters prior to joining HotNewHipHop.com. Danilo’s top five is constantly changing, but Biggie and Slug from Atmosphere remain permanent fixtures. His favorite rap album of all time is “Late Registration” by Kanye West, and that stays the same.
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