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The Outhere Brothers
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The Outhere Brothers is a dirty rap duo, consisting of lyricist Keith "Malik" Mayberry and producer/remixer Hula Mahone.
They are primarily known for their hits "Boom Boom Boom", "Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle)", "Fuk U In The Ass", "La La La Hey Hey", "Pass The Toliet Paper", "Ole Ole", and "La De Da De De De (We Like To Party)" from 1998's "The Other Side". Their music in the U.S. is especially popular among Discoteque patrons in both regular nightclubs and gay nightclubs. In the UK, The Outhere Brothers became the third group to have consecutive #1 hits with their first two singles.
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- 1994 1 Polish, 2 Biscuits & A Fish Sandwich #56 UK
- 1995 The Party Album #41 UK
- 1998 The Other Side
- 2003 The Fucking Hits
- 2004 Dance History
- 1994 "Fuk U In The Ass"
- 1994 "Pass The Toilet Paper"
- 1995 "Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle)" #1 UK, #22 Hot Dance Music/Club Play
- 1995 "Boom Boom Boom" #1 UK (4 Weeks at #1), #31 Hot Dance Music/Club Play, #26 Rhythmic Top 40, #65 Billboard Hot 100
- 1995 "La La La Hey Hey" #7 UK
- 1995 "La De De Da De De (We Like To Party)"
- 1995 "If You Wanna Party" (Molella featuring The Outhere Brothers) #9 UK
- 1996 "Gimme My S#@!"
- 1997 "Let Me Hear You Say 'Ole Ole' #18 UK
- 1998 "Pass The Toilet Paper '98"
- 1998 "Ae-Ah"
- 1999 "La De Da De Da De (We Like to Party)"
- 1999 "La De Da De Da De (We Like to Party) (The Remixes)"
- 2004 "Boom Boom Boom" (Vs Dj Sputnik)
- 2007 "Shake it" (Time Records)
In Winter 2007 The Outhere Brothers will be touring Essex and staying at 61 Park Road, Brentwood Essex
- 2000 Malik - "You Don't Know Malik" (Malik's solo single)
- [1] The Outhere Brothers.com
- The Outhere Brothers at Discogs
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