FAT BIBLE | A Day In The Life Of A Flee God

While in NY on a whim I spent an afternoon with one of the most interesting personalities in New York City in one of the most forgotten places in New York City. Meet Fat Bible, a name he has coined from his devotion to God and a play on words for how nice he is with the flow. This Roosevelt island native has been a beast with the bars, at a young age his talent bought him plenty of recognition and was even adopted into the Black Mafia Family (BMF). Pretty random right? Fat Bible also know as the Flee God has been spreading his holy aura and spittin’ “Biblicals” on the New York circuit and has had records such as “No Funny” get air play on NYC's Hot 97 radio station. In fact he's the first artist from his community to ever get radio play. I spoke with Bible about living in Roosevelt Island, his BMF association, his infectious music/lingo and much more.

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Inside The Art Studio Of Amar Bennett

I first met Amar during the Summer of 2020 down in Overtown, Miami while I was working a pop-up for the Trap Music Museum. Tall with an assertive personality and deep voice, Amar popped in with a mannequin Torso, on it a pair of boxer briefs that read "REAL NIGGA" across the band in a font that clearly resembles Virgil's Off-White logo. The boxers were definitely a conversation piece, it led up to us exchanging info. Getting to know Amar, he's someone that's very driven and constantly creating whether its producing his own underwear line, or selling 1of1 air brush clothing. I paid a visit to his studio on Halloween and we spoke about him possibly leaving NY for a new job opportunity in LA, underwear, movie roles, and more.

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