Brown F.I.S.H

Brown F.I.S.H.'s name stems from Sunday meetings at Big Rudy’s Crestview home in Baltimore, Maryland, the F.I.S.H.’s hometown, which they refer to as the "F.I.S.H. Bowl". Whenever the group formerly known as "Lost Tribe" had weekly meetings they had a mandatory fish fry. After eating, they discussed business while partaking in herbal essence rolled flat on one end, resembling the tail of a fish. After discovering a group under Trick Daddy’s Slip-n-Slide label had the same name, they had to institute a name change. O.O.H. says jokingly, "Let’s call the group Brown Fish" Why? For the fried fish at those unifying meetings and those infamous "strictly leaf" brown cigars. Later they added the acronym (F.I.S.H.): First I’ll Save Hip-Hop being the goal and the struggle of the "F.I.S.H."

Jahiti’s Jamaican heritage gives him the reggae mystic vibe that blends with Universal’s witty arrogance to astonish audiences worldwide. Since the birth of the "F.I.S.H." in 1998, there have been several changes with members, production, and plans for the future. Now, with the unmatched vocal talents of Ms. Nikeita Crichlow and the funky soulful strumming of Judah, Universal states, "The people see, Brown F.I.S.H. is for the movement and we still spit cool shit."