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1 Discography  


1.1  Internet songs  




1.2  Guest appearances  






2 Filmography  


2.1  TV dramas  




2.2  Entertainment shows  




2.3  Films  




2.4  Radio  






3 References  




4 External links  













Su (Rip Slyme)






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SU
大槻 一人 (Ōtsuki Kazuto)
Born

Kazuto Otsuki


(1973-11-20) 20 November 1973 (age 50)
Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan
OccupationHip hop MC
Spouse

Ai Otsuka

​

​

(m. 2010; div. 2018)​
Children1
Musical career
GenresHip hop
Years active1994-present

Su (stylized as SU; born 20 November 1973, in Tsujidō, Fujisawa, Kanagawa)[1] is an MC for the hip hop unit Rip Slyme. His real name is Kazuto Otsuki (大槻 一人, Ōtsuki Kazuto).

Su is also a member of Funky Grammar Unit. His former wife is singer-songwriter Ai Otsuka.[2] He has one daughter, born on 24 March 2011.

Discography[edit]

Internet songs[edit]

Year Title
2010 "Parco, Ala?! No uta"
"Deep Cleansing"

Guest appearances[edit]

Artist Song
DJ Fumuya feat. Su, Ca2o (Mellow Down) "Ore wa Omae janai"
Ozrosaurus "Mochi mu"
Ayumi Hamasaki "Two of us "rub’delight mix""
Gaku-MC "Hatarakou"
Betchin' "Happiness –I don't touch your old love– (Track Production Remix Feat. Su from Rip Slyme)"
Gaku-MC "The Deep Inner Groove"
Betchin' "You’re My Heaven featuring Su from Rip Slyme"
Penpals "More Fun? (Customized For FTR)"
breakthrough "A Song feat. Pes & Su from Rip Slyme"
Fantastic Plastic Machine "dance dance dance dance feat. Su (Rip Slyme)"
Rhymester "Weekend Shuffle feat. MCU, Ryo-Z, Kreva, CueZero, Channel, Kohei Japan, Su, Little, Ilmari, Gaku-MC, Sonomi, Pes, K.I.N, Dohzi-T"
Wise "Hey girl! feat. Su (Rip Slyme)"
Ai Otsuka×Su from Rip Slyme "aisu×time"
Q;indivi + Su "a world of difference"
Alpha feat. lecca, Su "She Sea Girl"
Studio Apartment "Miss Universe feat. Su, Ilmari (from Rip Slyme), Meisa Kuroki"
lecca "Hi-Ten feat Ilmari & Su"
jjj "damn feat. Su (Rip Slyme)"

Filmography[edit]

TV dramas[edit]

Year Title Role Network
2012 Legal High Mania Bocho Fuji TV

Entertainment shows[edit]

Year Title Network
2008 –Jodeki! Pop Company– Pop-ya Fuji TV
2009 Campus Night Fuji
2011 Cul Machio! Minna no Shakai Car Kengaku TBS

Films[edit]

Year Title Role Ref.
2015 Fūfu Huufu Nikki Publisher editor [3]

Radio[edit]

Year Title Network
2011 Radipedia J-Wave

References[edit]

  1. ^ "PROFILE". Rip Slyme Official HP (in Japanese). Retrieved 28 Apr 2017.
  • ^ "大塚愛、RIP SLYME・SUとの離婚を報告「子どもとの生活を守るために決断したこと」". natalie.mu (in Japanese). natalie.mu. 22 Nov 2018.
  • ^ "RIP SLYMEのSU、劇映画初出演！「最高の経験」と歓喜" (in Japanese). Cinema Today. 26 May 2015. Retrieved 28 Apr 2017.

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