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| K-Rab |
| Birth name |
Richard Wayne Sims, Jr. |
| Origin |
Atlanta, GA |
| Genre(s) |
Hip Hop |
| Occupation(s) |
Producer |
| Label(s) |
Strictly Bizness |
| Associated acts |
BHI, D4L, Yung Joc, Ben Hill Squad, Yung Money, Stadic Jones, CHO'ZEN |
K-Rab is an American record producer from Atlanta, Georgia who claims to be the originator of "snap music".[1] A song he produced, "Laffy Taffy"—performed by Atlanta based hip-hop group D4L—was recently honored by ASCAP, as one of the "most performed songs" of 2006.[2] "Laffy Taffy" also reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 (and placed high on five other Billboard charts).[3] R&B vocal group Cherish's hit single "Do It, to It" is based on the K-Rab-produced "Do It, Do It (Poole Palace)" by BHI, DJ Unk's "Walk It Out" is inspired by BHI's "Westside Walk It Out", Freak Nasty has a song called "Snap Ya Fingers", and Diddy used a sample of BHI's "Do It, Do It (Poole Palace)" on an early Pussycat Dolls single.
[edit] Singles
[edit] Songs produced by K-RAB
- "Laffy Taffy" by D4L
- "I'm da Man" by D4L
- "Do It Like Me Baby" by D4L
- "Shittin' Me" by D4L
- "Do It, Do It (Poole Palace)" by BHI feat. K-Rab & Lil Jon
- "Bubble Gum" by BHI feat. K-Rab
- "Bubble Gum" by Ricco Burrino
- "Westside Walk It Out" by BHI feat. K-Rab & Stadic Jones
- "BlockHead" by Baker Road Click
- "Get Like Me" by P-Stone
- "Rich Kids" by K-Rab
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