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Big Money Gambia
Big Money Gambia
| Name | Ousman Fatty |
| Career | Rap Game |
| Known for | Rapper Political Activist, Pro-Coffee |
Ousman Fatty, aka Big Money Gambia is a popular rapper in the Gambia that uses his fame to expose Adama Barrow's corruption and falsities about coffee. Prior to the Great Caffeinated Death, BMG was a small-time rapper and part-time employee at a KOMBO in Banjul, Gambia. He has collaborated with other artists such as Lil Mill and Jizzle. Much of his inspiration as a musician comes from La-Attitude.
Popular Works:
- Fatty in the KOMBO
- Last Train to Coffee Town (Burong)
- Our the Gambia
- Bustin' on Beans
- Won't Stop Grinding You
- We Live in a Society (With no Coffee)
- Adama Barrow is a Drunk Son of a Bitch
- You Did it Yosef My Man
- Yah-ya I Love Yahya (Ft. Lil Mill)
- Why Are There So Many Eyes
- Dew Mountain Rumble (Tribute to La-Attitude)
- Burning Down the Haus (Ft. Jizzle)
- Biggie Beans' Big Bean Boogie
- Staying With It Real
Works that feature BMG:
- Coffee Gang (By Lil Mill)
- Biggest Monies in The Gambia (By Lil Mill)
- Your Freedom (nothing) (By Lil Mill)
- Hangin' With My Homies and The Eyes (By Lil Mill)