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Fo Tanna (Full name: Xui Beta Niegs) is an Indian- Vietnamese rapper, born in 1995 in the bustling city of Mumbai, India to a Vietnamese Father and an Indian Mother. He grew up with listening to Bollywood tunes to traditional Vietnamese folk songs, which sparked his passion for music at a young age. His debut album, "Saigon to Mumbai," released in 2018, quickly gained traction in the underground rap scene and paved the way for his future success.
Fo Tanna's music often touches on themes of identity, immigration, and social justice, drawing from his own experiences as a first-generation immigrant. His music has been praised for its raw honesty and powerful message, and she has become a prominent voice for marginalized communities in both India and Vietnam.
He often uses the word; Niddo, in his music, to symbolise the derogatory remarks his great Indian ancestors received in the 150000's. He has become such an icon and inspiration to other young Niddos and Xui figs around the world.
"bro have you heard Fo Tanna's new album"
"OMG HE REALESED?? i didn't know he had another one after Saigon to Mumbai my favourite song was 'young vindian nieg'
Falling to sleep before twelve
fell asleep, very sleepy
Die ,died,knocked out
I'm about to Go-fo- twelve, I have to be a work early.
He's about to Go-fo-twelve messing with me!
You must be ready to Go-fo-twelve?
He went fo' twelve.
The act of two guys putting their genitalia in a girls mouth (4 testicles)
Yo Me and the homie finna give that girl the fo fo fo
A very silly or ridiculous girl.
“binkie binkie bo binkie banana fana fo stinky,
me mi mo minky,
binky.”
“I can’t tell who's having a stroke here.”
“It’s us, both.”
Thanks, Snoop Dogg. It was Snoopzilla himself who brought the world’s most irritating rap slang term “fo shizzle” into main-stream culture. Basically, if you ask your child a simple question such as, “Would you like some mashed potatoes, honey?” and you get the answer, “Fo shizzle pops!” translate it as “Of course, I love mashed potatoes dad”. It’s a form of answering in the affirmative to replace terms such as “for sure”, “yes” and “I agree”. However, to entirely blame Snoop for bringing this annoying slang into our homes isn’t entirely fair. People have been adding the suffix “izz” and “izzle” to words for years to add a bit more “pizzazz” and “fizzle” to our language.
Jim said "Fo shizzle ye skank!"