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Fat Joe

Artist Song
Terror Squad  Lean Back  
Fat Joe  What's Luv? (feat. Ja-Rule & Ashanti)  
Fat Joe  We Thuggin' (feat. R. Kelly)  
Fat Joe  (Ha Ha) Slow Down [feat. Young Jeezy]  
Fat Joe  Get It Poppin' (Featuring Nelly)  
Fat Joe  Flow Joe  
Fat Joe & Lil Wayne  Make It Rain  
Fat Joe  I Won't Tell  
Fat Joe  Crush Tonight  
Fat Joe  Envy  
Big Punisher featuring Fat Joe  Twinz (Deep Cover 98)  
Fat Joe  Don Cartagena  
Fat Joe  All I Need (feat. Armageddon & Tony Sunshine)  
Fat Joe, Ja Rule & Jadakiss  New York  
Fat Joe, Juvenile, Lil Jon, Murphy Lee & Ying Yang Twins  Salt Shaker Remix  
Fat Joe  Lean Back Remix (Featuring Lil Jon, Eminem, Mase & Remy Martin)  
LL Cool J, Fat Joe, Foxy Brown, Keith Murray & Prodigy  I Shot Ya  
Fat Joe  John Blaze (Feat. Nas, Big Pun, Jadakiss & Raekwon)  
DJ Khaled  We Takin' Over (feat. Akon, T.I., Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Baby & Lil' Wayne)  
DJ Khaled  I'm So Hood (feat. Young Jeezy, Ludacris, Busta Rhymes, Big Boi, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, Birdman & Rick Ross) [Remix]  
Fat Joe  We Thuggin' (Remix) [feat. R. Kelly, Busta Rhymes, Noreaga & Remy]  
Fat Joe  Make It Rain (Remix) [feat. R. Kelly, T.I., Lil' Wayne, Baby, Rick Ross & Ace Mac]  
Fat Joe  Firewater (Feat. Raekwon, Big Pun & Showbiz)  
Big Pun & Fat Joe  Best Behavior  
Big Pun, Eightball & Fat Joe  Heavy Weights  
DJ Kayslay featuring Fat Joe, Joe Budden & Joe  Not Your Average Joe (Featuring Fat Joe, Joe Budden & Joe)  
Terror Squad  Take Me Home  
Fat Joe  My FoFo  
Fat Joe  Ts Piece  
Big L  The Triboro Featuring OC, Fat Joe and Remy Martin  

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Bronx-born, of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent, Joseph Cartagena has made a virtue — and an industry — of his plus-size tailor requirements and big-man street rep. The word "heavy" truly characterized his arrival in the rap arena, when he styled himself as Fat Joe da Gangsta and kept it hardcore on his Diamond D-produced 1993 debut album, [i]Represent[/i]: check out "Flow Joe." The future pop-crossover collaborator (with the likes of J-Lo and Ashanti) was impossible to discern at that early stage, but as the millennium came and went, Fat Joe mastered the art of mixing the light with the dark. Dig around these Essentials and you'll find a stellar line-up of associates (Nelly, Eminem, Diddy, Lil Wayne to name but four), a gold-plated array of producers (Scott Storch, the Hitmen, Irv Gotti), and all the hallmarks of a modern-day hip-hop survivor.
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