EPISODE · Sep 18, 2025 · 1H 42M
Fatboi Sharif on The DOD45 Show
from The DOD45 Show · host artbytai
Tai sits down with avant-garde emcee Fatboi Sharif, the “Garden State Gargoyle,” for a ride through Rahway roots, horror influences, wild conspiracies, and absurd pick-your-poison games. 🔍 What’s Inside • Sharif’s instantly recognizable, abstract style • From Big Bird to Berenstain Bears to Natural Born Killers • Pick-your-poisons that spiral from Mad Magazine vs The Source to sharing beds with raccoons • Grapes, Sheetz regrets, and hiding from unexpected door-knocks • Deep dives into Kubrick, Tarantino, Fargo, and alien life • Sage Francis pops in with sneaker lurks, Mr. Dibbs with Miracle Whip debates 🎞 Movie & Song Recommendations • Operation Dark Phone: Murder By Text – true-crime mini-series turned nightmare fuel • All the Useless Things These Hands Have Done by SoSo – sorrowful and beautiful [Spotify link] • Rapp is Confusing by The Difference Machine – dense, dizzying wordplay [Spotify link] 🎧 More in the DOD45 Luvs Song Share playlist: https://tidal.com/playlist/9dd15982-32da-45a5-87d6-21be12e911a4 🎙 Did You Know? • Sharif earned his name Garden State Gargoyle because his music feels like an eerie sculpture come alive. • Collaborations with artists like Moor Mother, billy woods, and Steel Tipped Dove have solidified his place in experimental hip-hop. • Critics have praised his work as “haunting, spiritual, and unforgettable.” 🔗 Other Key Links ArtByTai: https://www.instagram.com/artbytai DOD45: https://www.instagram.com/dod45w Strange Famous Records: https://StrangeFamousRecords.com Mr. Dibbs: https://MrDibbs.com Speakerface Store: https://Speakerface.Store If you enjoy this episode: ⭐ Follow & Subscribe 📝 Leave a review — it helps way more than you think 💬 Share it with your friends, family, or that cousin who only listens to obscure underground rap
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