One of the rap industry's first Latino superstars, South Bronx native Fat Joe appeals to the streets and commercial airwaves alike. During the '90s, the Puerto Rican-Cuban rapper climbed to the top of the game one release at a time. Each one of his successive albums that decade, starting with Represent (1993) and concluding with the Top Ten gold-seller Don Cartagena (1998), did progressively better on the Billboard charts. Furthermore, he attained additional clout by helping to break Big Pun, executive producing and appearing on the late rapper's own hit albums. Fat Joe contin...