Castro (Remix) [feat. Mistah F.A.B., Streetza Ria & Sebastian Jones]

Three Fifs is a St. Louis, MO based hip-hop artist who prides himself in making history. Inspired by the storied past of African-Americans, the name “Three Fifs” is representative of the three-fifths compromise, and his first release “The Runaway EP” is a conceptual piece that follows the story of a runaway slave. With his latest release, “Birth of a Nation,” the Midwest lyricist achieved international radio play with his songs “We Dat” and “Castro” being picked up in 9 different countries by 38 radio stations, and his music video for the song “Danny Bonaduce” was aired on MTV’s RapFix. The “Danny Bonaduce” music video also received several nods in the press, with Louis Quatorze being quoted as saying, “Three Fifs delivers a mean track with a meaner video game storyline, and luckily for you, his game is single player, as you wouldn’t want to go against Three Fifs for fear of being severely embarrassed and outplayed.” Even Danny Bonaduce himself took notice of the video, tweeting it to his followers via social media. A two-time, first place winner with Coast 2 Coast LIVE, Fifs has opened for Shady’s Crooked I, GOOD Music’s CyHi The Prynce, and Bad Boy’s Red Café, and crowds across the country have loved his high-energy performances. Quoted by Tory “Flossy” Harrelson as having great style and potential, St. Louis’s hottest new artist aims to carry out his tagline as “History in the Making.”