Artist	Song
Chubb Rock	Treat 'Em Right
from The One (2005)
Soulwax	Overweight Karate Kid
from Much Against Everyone's Advice (1999)
Ludacris	Large Amounts
from The Red Light District (2010)
New Radicals	You Get What You Give
from Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too (1998)
The Vandals	Don't Make Me Get My Fat, Lazy Ass Off This Couch
from Hollywood Potato Chip (2004)
DJ Shorty featuring MC Angel	Shake Your Cellulite
from Shake Your Cellulite - Single (2007)
Jo Jo Gunne	Shake That Fat
from Jo Jo Gunne (2005)
Eddie Harris	That Is Why You're Overweight
from That Is Why You're Overweight (2005)
ShadOwplay	Cellulite
from 's Greatest Hits Part 2: The 9 Skulls of Prejudice (2006)
Foamy the Squirrel	The Fat Song
from Veins In My Head (2006)
Rusty Halo	The Fat Man Song
from Not Ready for Radio (2005)
Tim Wilson	Beer Belly Blues
from Tim Wilson: Certified Aluminum - His Greatest Recycled Hits, Vol. 1 (2002)
Skeewiff	Husky
from Love Power EP (2002)
Uncle Bonsai	Another Fat Song
from Myn Ynd Wymyn (2008)
Rich Rhocks	Cellulite Blues
from Penitentiary Blues (2006)
Kemopetrol	Overweight & Underage
from Teleport (2006)
The Karl Hendricks Trio	The Overweight Lovers
from The Jerks Win Again (2003)
Frankie Yankovic	Too Fat Polka
from America's Favorites (1996)
John Pinette	The Gym
from Making Lite of Myself (2007)
Mac Fingal	Big Belly Man
from Soca 101, Vol. 2 (2002)
Esco & Left Side	Tuck In U Belly
from Strictly the Best Vol. 33 (2005)
SkinnySongs	Thin!
from SkinnySongs (First Run Edition) (2007)
Ludacris	Mouths to Feed
from Release Therapy (2006)
Fat Joe	Get It Poppin' (Featuring Nelly)
from All or Nothing (2005)
The Notorious B.I.G.	Big Poppa
from Ready to Die - The Remaster (2006)

Comment:

“You Get What You Give,” sing New Radicals on their pop-rock truth-teller, and that goes double for your [i]Total Workout: Get To the Gym[/i]. Maybe you’re starting from behind the fitness eight ball — but, hey, you’re starting, and that’s what’s really important. So, turn a liability, like Ludacris’ “Large Amounts,” into an asset when you “Shake That Fat” to Jo Jo Gunne’s boogie-rock mover, and before you know it, you won’t have so much jiggle to wiggle. “Tuck In U Belly” to Esco & Left Side’s Dancehall pulse, and pat yourself on the back as you reduce your bounce to the ounce. Soon enough, when Skinny Songs’ “Thin!” pops up in your earbuds, you’ll know they’re talking about you.

Feedback: