When he wants to (which is most of the time), Fabby Davis Jr. can spit with the best of them. Much of what casual observers know might begin and end with his freestyle skills and the “Life of the Party” video.

However, Fab has a human side to him that appeals to the troubled existence of less fortunate thugs and general victims of oppression.

In this here video Fab puts it out there for anyone within earshot to hear and has no apparent regrets…The son of a pimp, who ultimately died from AIDS, Fab’s success is something of a work of art.

“I would never be nuthin’/ what I was always told/ I guess they didn’t think I’d get money for pourin’ out my soul… Fuck the world, life don’t mean nuthin’/ he ain’t listenin’, how you tell a teen somethin’…”

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Well not yet… still working out the kinks. But we thought we’d put it out there. The homie Rod Campbell reached out and thought it would be a good idea. We clearly concur.

So look forward to it this summer. We’ll have a page dedicated to the Oakland USA brand where you and your friends will be able to purchase sweatshirts, baby tees, beaters, tee shirts and more!

Some of The Town’s finest have already endorsed Oakland USA, including Mistah Fab, Richie Rich, Andre Ward (Welterweight Boxing Champion) and Malika, among others.

Peep the gallery below to familiarize yourself with the brand and get an idea of what to expect from Oakland USA in the coming months. As an added bonus, we upped videos of Rich and Andre Ward sporting the Oakland USA brand.

Where you from???

Oakland Smokin’!!!

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With his name and rep growing throughout the Golden State, Fab has assumed the title of Prince of the Coast and you’ll have the unique opportunity of weighing in when his September 7th hosted mixtape drops sometime this quarter.

The overwhelming theme on this uptempo track – “Ungrateful” ft. Lil Kev – is having accepted responsibility for what one can control.

Fab too, seems exhausted at having repped his soil for so long only to find support for his projects dwindle at every turn.

What you want me to do?/ man i can’t please you/ say I sell out if I try to leave you/ but if I stay here I’ma fuckin’ freeze dude/ cause it’s cold and it’s chilly by the water…

What you want a nigga to do?/ cut off my hands then give em to you?/ cut off my feet then give you my shoe?/ cut off my teeth/ will that help you chew?

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In the following clip, Fab sits down with Ms. Drama to discuss a number of things related to his career and hip hop in general.

Among them are his introduction to the masses via his hit song “Hit Me On Twitter,” the VMAs and the New Boyz.

A proud product of the Bay Area, Fab is asked to distinguish between the hyphy movement of old and the “jerk movement,” spearheaded by the New Boyz, that is currently sweeping the nation.

While the former Mac Dre apprentice embraces the new energy, he makes a point to exacerbate the difference between Northern California and Southern California while offering his explanation.

He also discloses some hard hitting facts about the origin of the dance that is affiliated with the song.

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