A product of Brooklyn, New York, one of the most refreshingly real artists in todays saturated and bland music entertainment industry is starting to emerge. Born in Bangladesh, one of the poorest nations in the world, FAHiM stepped foot on American concrete at the age of 5. Though musically gifted
throughout his childhood, his behavioral and self-conduct issues in both school and anywhere else he chose to be led him towards many a juvenile offense. Titling him a Youth Offender for his violent persona would not necessarily improve FAHiM BROOKLYN, as he is commonly known.
After the typical cycle of doing prison time and going in and out of Rikers Island (if you don't know what that is do the research) and other jails, that young boy we knew then has flourished into one of the toughest young men to represent our young American demographic. Putting out his 1st mixtape in 2004 (while he was still a resident of the Bedford Atlantic Homeless Shelter for Men), he attracted the attention of local DJ's, radio stations, and many musical publications. One of them being the infamous DON DIVA magazaine. It is one of the, if not THE, most reputable hip-hop magazine that presents the stories of the most notorious gangsters of our time, many of whom are currently working to improve the hood. Fahim was interviewed promptly and gained an exponentially larger, widespread audience beyond his Brooklyn streets. This allowed for no less then a couple of hundred mixtape appearances throughout both the United States and internationally.
Today, he works toward his lifetime goal as a Hip-Hop/Rap lyricist while still fighting a fierce battle against the injustices and wrongdoings of the courts and law-makers. Representing the grittiest of slums, his notoriety as a street representative for the gutter is felt in the music we hear from him. In contrast to a "Walk it out" or a "Pop, Lock, and Drop It", this is definitely, FINALLY, a
breath of fresh air for inmates and residents of the hood alike, as well as any Hip-Hop fan who remembers how REAL and HONEST Hip-Hop was meant to be.
In early 2009, he managed to land a slot on Season 2 of MTV's hit show "FROM G's TO GENTS". However, let us tell it? And we'll say we can't see this Brooklyn Banger going anywhere but from a G to a Super G. To quote the MC himself:
"FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMM!!!"
-Written by Keith Cullings & Marcia Cho of
THE SOURCE
Whats good daddio...Told you I'd hit u up on here...anywho,it's mad funny these chicks on here talkin bout you juzt like Jimmy (JIM JONES FOR DA CLUELESS!) Cuz thas what I thought from da jump,& everyone who knows me knows I got an *OBSESSION* wit da man!!! BUT you got a differant swagg bout chu,I truly think you more of a thorobreaded dude...but lemme stop goin on n on...Get @ me papi.. ♥Katy
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