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1 Career  





2 Solo career  



2.1  Aku Tanya Apa Khabar  





2.2  Recent developments  







3 Discography  



3.1  Albums  





3.2  Solo albums  





3.3  Singles  







4 Awards and achievements  





5 References  





6 External links  














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Too Phat
OriginKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
GenresRap, Hip-Hop
Years active1998–2007, 2010
Labels
  • Positive Tone
  • Kartel Records
  • Qarma Musiq
  • Past membersMalique Ibrahim (Malique)
    Johan Ishak (Joe Flizzow)
    Websitewww.toophat.com.my

    Too Phat was a Malaysian hip-hop duo,[1] composed of rappers Joe Flizzow (born Johan Ishak in Kuala Lumpur; 16 October 1979) and Malique (born Malique Ibrahim in Johor Bahru; 21 August 1977).

    Career

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    In the late 1990s Joe Flizzow, Malique and Kevin Felix @ Doctah'K at that time formed a musical trio who later became a duo under the Positive Tone label. Their first big break came in 1999 when their first singles, Li'l Fingaz and Too Phat Baby entered normal rotation on local English-language radio.[citation needed]

    On the back of the success of these first singles, work soon began on an album entitled whuttadilly?. So far, Plan B has sold over 4,500,000 copies, earning double platinum status in Malaysia.[citation needed]

    The music video for a track from Plan B, "Just a Friend", was produced in collaboration with Maxis Hotlink and debuted on Malaysian television channel NTV7. The video features cameo appearances from local artistes M. Nasir, Fauziah Latiff and Ferhad, and Malaysian track and field athlete Watson Nyambek. Most of the scenes were shot locally, in the city of Kuala Lumpur. The group controversially used their video to confront issues regarding homosexuality, addressing a topic which is usually avoided in conservative Malaysia.[citation needed] Too Phat have also collaborated with American hip hop artist Warren G.

    In 2005, they produced their fourth and last studio album Rebirth into Reality featuring various hip-hop artists from East Asia. The album's first single Dua Dunia features award-winning Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza. The duo went on indefinite hiatus with Malique and Joe Flizzow pursue their solo careers.[citation needed]

    In 2010, Too Phat reunited for a short period to promote their single, "Masih Hip Hop".[2]

    Solo career

    [edit]
    Joe Flizzow of Too Phat onstage.

    The respective Phat boys started to venture in their solo career after their last public performance for Kanye West in 2007. Malique with his solo album OK (2008), K.O The Mixtape ( a collaboration with DJ Fuzz -2009) and TKO: Pejamkan Mata under his own label[3] named Qarma Musiq. Rumours going around between rappers and fans said that Malique will release a new English album in 2017, but until now (2019) no news regarding the album.

    Joe Flizzow releases his first solo album President on 31 December 2008 under Warner Music Malaysia as the distributor and Havoc[4] on 7 November 2013.

    Aku Tanya Apa Khabar

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    During 2015 Anugerah Juara Lagu Award (AJL) the song Apa Khabar by Joe Flizzow (feat. SonaOne) had win top prize[5] on that night. The song lyric talked about Joe reminiscing the memory that he had with Malique and he saying hello to him. Despite receiving mix criticism by the masses. one side were booing due to the fact that the hip hop/R&B song winning the top prize which is not a very popular genres among Malaysian themselves while on that night while the other side is the long time fan of Too Phat that praise Joe for making them reminiscing to their nostalgic memories.

    Recent developments

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    As of 2016 Joe Flizzow's projects mostly involved Kartel Records, a record label that he had founded in 2005. Numerous local and R&B artist had signed under his label with notable names like Altimet and SonaOne.

    As for Malique, he has become more reclusive and prefers to keep his personal life private after the Too Phat days. Despite releasing numerous top hit collaboration tracks with other local artists such as Mantera Beradu (feat. M Nasir -2008), Senyum (feat. Najwa -2010) Aku Maafkan Kamu ( feat. Jamal Abdilah -2011), Teman Pengganti (feat. Black -2012) Malique seems to shy away from the public and declines to appear on any shows or interviews. In an interview in 2011, Malique was quoted saying him being able to sell his music without making public appearances made him feel more comfortable and he has no intentions to change that.[citation needed]

    As of December 2016, it is announced that his new solo album may be out with the title TKO[6] in 2016 under his own label Qarma Music.[7] Malique intends to release an English album in 2017.

    Discography

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    Albums

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    Studio albums

    Singles

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    1. Li'l Fingaz
    2. Too Phat Baby
    3. Jezzebelle
    4. Anak Ayam
    5. Tell Shorty (feat. Ruffedge & V.E.)
    6. Just A Friend (feat. V.E.)
    7. You (feat. Sharifah Aini)
    8. Ala Canggung (feat. Lil' Marissa)
    9. Where My Love At
    10. Just A Li'l Bit (feat. Warren G)
    11. Alhamdulilah (feat. Yasin, Ahli Fiqir & Dian Sastrowardoyo)
    12. Dua Dunia (feat. Siti Nurhaliza)
    13. Snap
    14. KL
    15. Showtime
    16. How Me Seksi (feat. Inul Daratista)
    17. To The World Cup - 2006
    18. Feels So Good (Emcee David ft. Joe Flizzow) - 2006
    19. Jari Jemari (Camillia ft. Joe Flizzow) - 2007
    20. Get It Done (Air Force Ones featuring Yg Ariff) - 2007
    21. 1000 Verses (ALI ft. Joe Flizzow)
    22. One Night Lover (Rossa ft. Joe Flizzow) - 2012

    Awards and achievements

    [edit]

    References

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    1. ^ Terrina Hussein (18 June 2002). "Too Phat for Indonesia". New Straits Times. Archived from the original on 2 April 2015.[page needed]
  • ^ Muhammad Azrul Mohd Radi (10 February 2015). "Hip hop yang berliku". Utusan Malaysia (in Malay). Archived from the original on 5 May 2016. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
  • ^ "Malique Discog". Malique Discog. discog. Retrieved 25 December 2016.
  • ^ Budiey (10 December 2013). "Pelancaran Album HAVOC Joe Flizzow Memang Havoc". .budiey.com. Retrieved 25 December 2016.
  • ^ Abang, Nara (18 January 2015). "Lagu Apa Khabar Joe Flizzow & Sonaone Juara AJL29". BeautifulNara. BeautifulNara. Retrieved 25 December 2016.
  • ^ "TKO: Pejamkan Mata". TKO. Retrieved 25 December 2016.
  • ^ "Qarma Music Homepages". Qarma Music Homepages. Retrieved 25 December 2016.
  • ^ Mahidin, Wahti (16 August 2002). "Too Phat set to conquer Europe". New Straits Times. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015.
  • ^ Farinordin, Faridul Anwar (3 April 2003). "Too Phat taps into Malay rap". New Straits Times. Archived from the original on 2 April 2015.
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