Mistah F.A.B. (born Stanley P. Cox in 1982 [1]) is a hyphy rapper from North Oakland, California. He worked closely with Bay Area rap legend Mac Dre up until Dre's death. Mistah F.A.B. says his name stands for: Money Is Something To Always Have Faeva Afta Bread.[2] Mistah F.A.B. first got national attention when he was featured on MTV2's program My Block: The Bay Area. In this episode he introduced the Thizz movement along with other cultural Bay Area aspects.
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Mistah F.A.B. (born Stanley P. Cox in 1982 [1]) is a hyphy rapper from North Oakland, California. He worked closely with Bay Area rap legend Mac Dre up until Dre's death. Mistah F.A.B. says his name stands for: Money Is Something To Always Have Faeva Afta Bread.[2] Mistah F.A.B. first got national attention when he was featured on MTV2's program My Block: The Bay Area. In this episode he introduced the Thizz movement along with other cultural Bay Area aspects. He is best known for his local hits "Super Sic Wit It" and "N.E.W. Oakland". Mistah F.A.B. is currently signed to Thizz Entertainment, Mac Dre's label. He released the much anticipated Son of A Pimp album on Thizz Ent. After Son of a Pimp, he released a DVD called "The Freestyle King". In early 2007, Mistah F.A.B. will release his much anticipated Yellow Bus Rydah album. Recently Mistah F.A.B. has signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records.[3] Now with Atlantic records, he has been shooting a video for his first single, Ghostride It, off his highly anticipated album. Ghostride It has been a hit in Northern California radio stations and is soon to be recognized nationwide with the release of the video.
