Most artists who make a "comeback" album are returning from a creative hiatus complicated by things like rehab, rhinoplasty or the grand jury testimony of a 14-year-old prostitute named for a foreign car. Kansas City rapper Fat Tone upped the ante with the release of
I'mma Get'cha, his musical response to catching a bullet in a drive-by shooting. Tone's defiant sneer (and a guest appearance from Nate Dogg) made
Get'cha the year's most notable local gangsta-rap album, and the line
I keep some fat to protect me/
Just in case a muthafucka wanna wet me was the best lyric to happen to chubby boyz in the 'hood since 50 Cent's
I love you like a fat kid love cake.
