Tammy (Fat Bitch Remix)

Rage Against The Machine · Other Songs - Rage Against The Machine

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This is the Fat Bitch Remix!!!

Bitch i hate your guts, you really make me mad so just shut up and
go back to fucking your dad,
how could he want to be with you cus you make me sick with the things you do
were coming back with the remix crew
singing a mutha fuckin song just about you!!
how can you be so unfair
just cus Mark saw your dads underwear.
you didn't have to send him that text just to ask him for sex
you that desperate?

chorus

Fuck You Tammy
Burn in hell
Fuck you Tammy
suck Marks bell (x2)

So cut the Bullshit cus you want a death wish?
go back to fingering the fish
Trying to think Mark will give you a Kiss!!!
It's not like your his type of dish
so when you see me with your sister that way
think about it ,Mark didn't want you cus he's Gay!!
Go back to your childish comments
saying i'm bent!!!
when Mark went to see you on the corner it was money well spent!!!
It got you off my back but your pimp gave you the sack
you ain't got a job
but you want to suck Mark's knob!!

repeat chourus

Fuck u Tammy
Fuck your dad
Fuck your Family
Fuck your Fat
Bitch!!!
(fade to End)

Tammy (Fat Bitch Remix)

This remix reimagines the iconic 'Tammy' track, originally a staple of Rage Against the Machine's discography, with a heavier, more aggressive production style that aligns with the band's signature blend of rap and rock. While the original version appeared on the 1992 album 'The Battle of Los Angeles,' this specific iteration was released as a standalone single in 2000, marking a significant moment in the band's later career. The song retains its core themes of social justice and anti-war sentiment, delivered through the band's characteristic vocal harmonies and Tom Morello's distinctive guitar work. By stripping away the original's softer groove and amplifying the distortion, the remix underscores the urgency of the lyrics, offering a rawer, more confrontational listening experience that resonated deeply with fans during the turn of the millennium.