Fatty Koo

Fatty Koo was an American hip-hop/R&B group consisting of members Brooke Adams (a.k.a. Brooke), Gabrielle Ross (a.k.a. Gabby), Valerius Williams (a.k.a. Val), Eddie Nelson (a.k.a. E-Class), and Devin Walker (a.k.a. Devin). The group was formed in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was initially signed to Columbia Records.

Fatty Koo was known for their youthful image and music targeted towards a young audience. Their music incorporated elements of hip-hop, R&B, and pop. They gained initial recognition through television appearances and promotion by their label.

The group's rise to prominence was documented in the MTV reality television series Blowin' Up: Fatty Koo. The show followed the group's journey as they navigated the music industry, dealt with creative differences, and worked to develop their sound and brand.

Fatty Koo released one studio album, House of Fatty Koo, in 2006. The album featured singles that received moderate airplay and attention. However, the album did not achieve significant commercial success.

Following the release of their album and the conclusion of their MTV reality show, Fatty Koo disbanded. The members pursued individual careers in music and other fields. While the group did not achieve long-term mainstream success, they remain a notable example of a short-lived hip-hop/R&B act that gained exposure through reality television.