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Sir Mix-A-Lot: Shhh...Don't Tell 'Em That (2004)
Although he did create the anthem for big-bottomed girls everywhere with "Baby Got Back," Sir Mix-A-Lot first burst onto the Seattle rap scene with gems such as "Posse on Broadway." Some 15 years later, he's still widely respected as both a rap artist and producer, and he's set out to prove it with his latest CD release, "Daddy's Home." This video covers his entire career and also includes six of his most popular music videos.
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Although he did create the anthem for big-bottomed girls everywhere with "Baby Got Back," Sir Mix-A-Lot first burst onto the Seattle rap scene with gems such as "Posse on Broadway." Some 15 years later, he's still widely respected as both a rap artist and producer, and he's set out to prove it with his latest CD release, "Daddy's Home." This video covers his entire career and also includes six of his most popular music videos.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:1/20/2004
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