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MR. TAN “aka: Tangy Flava” BIOGRAPHY Mr. Tan has a leadership sensibility as a bi-coastal MC on (Long Island, New York and South Central, L.A., his style fuses East Coast lyricism with a West Coast mentality. Before becoming a part of the “Burn” single sensation, he and fellow Militia recruit Ms. Toi were known as the L.A. group, “DaPhatpak”. He kicked down doors in 1998 with the release of the first Militia album. At the same time, he gained a loyal following by touring with some of the top West Coast MC’s, including the Alcoholics (The Liks), Xzibit and Tash. Proving to be a multi-dimensional artist, Mr. Tan demonstrated his acting ability by starring alongside Tyrese Gibson and Snoop Dogg in the classic John Singleton’s urban film, “Baby Boy”. He also showcased his skills on the movie soundtrack’s hit single “Just a Baby Boy, also with Tyrese Gibson and Snoop Dogg in 2003. Mr. Tan continues his leadership position with a mission to show and prove that he is here to take over the rap game. Mr. Tan’s latest releases are (Mr. Tan-Demeanor, Mr. Tan-So Gangsta, Mr. Tan-They Don’t Know, Mr. Tan- Shinin Like Money) All other videos are on Utube (mrtan20foe7), as well as Rap or Die,Reverbnation/mrtan75. Mr. Tan is also on Twitter@mrtanfly20foe7andFacebook/olan.thompson.3 Mr. Tan continues to lock down the streetz of L.A. and abroad with his slamin rap music. You’ll be hearing and seeing a whole lot more from the man with the plan (Mr. Tan). My objective is to take over the rap game with the West Coast Swing. Rapping has been a strong credibility in my life for many years, I’m here to let the world know that “I am here to stay”. The direction I plan to take my talent and career will hopefully end at a successful destination, nevertheless endless. The sky is the limit for me and my determination for success in this rap industry will enable me to grow and deliver my talent tremendously all over. I’m looking forward to placing my initials worldwide, not only as a rap artist, but also as a writer and actor in the entertainment world. .

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