Fat Tony, born Anthony Lawson Jude Ifeanyichukwu Obiawunaotu in 1988 in Houston, Texas, is a Nigerian-American rapper, songwriter, and cultural commentator known for his witty, insightful lyricism and dynamic stage presence. Emerging from Houston’s vibrant underground scene, Fat Tony built a reputation for genre-blurring experimentation, blending Southern hip-hop beats with elements of punk, indie, and alternative influences. He first gained widespread attention with his debut album "RABDARGAB" in 2010, and has since released critically acclaimed projects like "Smart Ass Black Boy" (2013), "10,000 Hours" (2018), "Wake Up" (2020) and "Exotica" (2020).

Throughout his career, Fat Tony has collaborated with a diverse array of artists including Bun B, A$AP Rocky, Taydex, and Open Mike Eagle. His work often explores themes of identity, race, joy, and the immigrant experience, weaving storytelling with humor and social critique. In addition to his music career, Fat Tony hosts "Thrifted," a TV show about vintage fashion for VICE TV, and remains an influential voice within both music and broader pop culture, championing Houston’s storied rap tradition while continuously pushing artistic boundaries.