10 Iconic Tracks That Showcase Fatman Scoop’s Signature Hype

Fatman Scoop, known for his booming voice and energetic style, has left an indelible mark on the music industry. He’s contributed to many chart-topping hits across different genres, particularly in hip-hop and R&B. Here’s a look at some of the iconic tracks that feature his signature hype: 1. “Be Faithful” – Fatman Scoop featuring The Crooklyn Clan (1999) This track is arguably Fatman Scoop’s most well-known hit. It features a catchy blend of hip-hop beats and infectious chants, sampling Faith Evans’ “Love Like This.” “Be Faithful” became an anthem in clubs around the world and topped charts in the UK and Ireland. 2. “Lose Control” – Missy Elliott featuring Ciara and Fatman Scoop (2005) Teaming up with Missy Elliott and Ciara, Fatman Scoop brought his high-energy vocals to “Lose Control.” This song, with its danceable beat and memorable chorus, became a massive hit, earning a Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video. 3. “It Takes Scoop” – Fatman Scoop and DJ Felli Fel (2005) Sampling the iconic 1988 track “It Takes Two” by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, this collaboration with DJ Felli Fel showcases Fatman Scoop’s ability to revive classic hits with a fresh twist. His energetic vocals breathed new life into this beloved song. 4. “Put Your Hands Up” – Fatman Scoop featuring Crooklyn Clan (2004) Another party anthem, “Put Your Hands Up” is characterized by its call-and-response style, which Fatman Scoop excels at. The track became popular in clubs and was often used as a hype track at events and sports games. 5. “Drop” – Timbaland featuring Magoo and Fatman Scoop (2001) This collaboration with Timbaland and Magoo features Fatman Scoop’s energetic ad-libs and shout-outs, which perfectly complement Timbaland’s signature production style. “Drop” is a testament to Fatman Scoop’s versatility and ability to adapt to different musical styles. 6. “It’s Like That” – Mariah Carey featuring Fatman Scoop (2005) While not as prominently featured as in other tracks, Fatman Scoop’s voice adds an extra layer of hype to Mariah Carey’s “It’s Like That.” His contribution helped the song become a staple at parties and a hit on the Billboard charts. 7. “So Excited” (Remix) – Janet Jackson featuring Fatman Scoop, Fabolous, Khia, and JD (2006) On the remix of Janet Jackson’s “So Excited,” Fatman Scoop’s energetic ad-libs added a vibrant layer to the track, blending seamlessly with Janet’s sultry vocals. His hyped-up style perfectly complemented the song’s playful, upbeat vibe, making it a standout remix. 8. “Beyonce Before I Let You Go Remix” – (Official) Fatman Scoop/DJ Kazzanova (2019) In this remix of Beyoncé’s “Before I Let Go,” Fatman Scoop teams up with DJ Kazzanova to bring his signature hype and energy. His powerful chants and commands elevate the track, making it a popular choice for dance floors and celebrations. 9. “It’s Your Birthday (CN Remix)” – Fatman Scoop featuring Pitbull In “It’s Your Birthday (CN Remix),” Fatman Scoop collaborates with Pitbull to deliver a high-energy birthday anthem. With his trademark chants and a danceable beat, this track quickly became a favorite at parties and clubs, celebrating life and good times. 10. “(Official) Gangnam Style Remix NYE 2013” – Ft. Fatman Scoop Fatman Scoop brought his unique energy to the global phenomenon “Gangnam Style” with the NYE 2013 remix. His hyped-up vocals and crowd-commanding style added an extra layer of excitement to Psy’s hit, making it a perfect anthem for New Year’s Eve celebrations. Fatman Scoop’s unique ability to hype up a track and get people on their feet has made him a staple in the music industry. These hits not only showcase his vocal talent but also his impact on the world of hip-hop and beyond. His presence will be greatly missed, but his legacy will continue to live on through the music he helped create. Our thoughts and condolences go out to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his remarkable talent.     Britney Cherry is a multimedia journalist, personality, producer, and radio host based in Chicago. She is the host of “The Social Media Rewind” on 104.3 Jams Chicago and serves as a media host for Digiwaxx. With a passion for storytelling and connecting with audiences, Britney covers a wide range of topics from entertainment to lifestyle, bringing her unique perspective and energy to every story.

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