Fatus Fee, born Omotayo Hassan on March 18, 1981, is a renowned Nigerian rapper who spent his formative years in Chicago. His album 'Sam Stanley Shon' achieved notable success, selling over 5,000 copies. Fatus Fee gained further recognition with his collaboration with Soulja Boy on the track 'Impress Me.' In addition to his music career, Fatus Fee has ventured into acting, appearing in popular television series such as 'Empire' on Fox and 'Chicago Fire.' He is also the elder sibling of Grammy-nominated producers, Christian Rich. Among his musical achievements, the song 'Put Me Out' secured a spot in the top 200 on the UK Billboard charts.
Fatus Fee's New Show
Fatus Fee's latest television endeavor, 'Gone in a Minute,' has captivated audiences, with the premiere episode attracting over 200,000 viewers within weeks. The show airs every Monday at 9 PM on channel 25 Comcast, YouTube, Roku, and Apple Stream. 'Gone in a Minute' boasts appearances by prominent figures such as Spike Lee, Derek Rose, Raven-Symoné, Pat Quinn, Jessie White, Vic Spencer, Prince Eazy, and Christian Rich.
Legal Troubles and Triumphs
Fatus Fee's life has not been without its challenges. On December 29, 2008, his store, Hassan Sweets Unlimited, located at 6437 S. Cottage Grove, was raided by Chicago police, leading to the discovery of seven firearms, two pounds of marijuana, and half a kilogram of crack. Fatus Fee faced legal proceedings for nearly two years before ultimately being acquitted. His attorney, Sam Adams Jr., successfully identified inconsistencies in the police's testimony, resulting in a not guilty verdict.
Fatus Fee continues to be a significant figure in the entertainment industry, admired for his resilience and artistic contributions.