 
Flo Rida was born Tramar Dillard on December 16, 1979
in Florida. Flo Rida was the youngest boy in a family
with 7 sisters. When one of his sisters passed away
from bronchitis complications, Flo Rida made a
commitment to himself to "...make the most of my
time on earth." As a teen, Flo Rida joined a rap
group named the 'Groundhoggz' which eventually led to
touring with Fresh Kid Ice of 2 Live Crew.
Creating a rapper name that pays homage to his home
state and his rapping style, Flo Rider made it
further into the music scene on mixtapes in 2006 and
on DJ Khaled's LP We
The Best
in 2007 on the track "Bitch I'm From Dade
County."
 # 87
Singles Artist of the Year
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with help from T-Pain with "Low."
Flo Rida hit the Top 10 with help from T-Pain with "Low."
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Hot Digital Tracks
chart, Rhythmic Airplay chart, and Hot Digital Songs
chart with "Low."
 # 17
Singles Artist of the Year
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart and Pop
100 chart with "Low."
Flo Rida topped the singles chart in Canada with
"Low."
Flo Rida hit #1 for 6 weeks with "Low."
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Pop 100 Airplay chart
and Hot 100 Airplay chart with "Low."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with Timbaland with "Elevator."
Flo Rida released Mail
On Sundays.
The single "Low" was certified 3x platinum.
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with will.i.am with "In The Ayer."
The video for "Low" was nominated for 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Best
Male Video and
Best Hip-Hop Video.
The single "Elevator" was certified gold.
Flo Rida was nominated for 2 American Music Awards for Favorite
Breakthrough Artist and Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Male
Artist.
Flo Rida ended the year with the Top Song of 2008 with help from T-Pain with "Low."
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Year-End Charts with the Top Hot 100 Single,
Top Pop 100 Song. Top Pop 100 Airplay Track, Top
Digital Song, Top Digital Track. Top Soundtrack
Single, Top Hot Mainstream Top 40 Song, and Top Hot
Rhythmic Song ("Low").
 # 9 Singles
Artist of the Year
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with "Right Round."
Flo Rida was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards including Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Low" with T-Pain) and Best Rap Song
(awarded to the songwriter) ("Low" with M. Humphrey and T-Pain).
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Pop 100
chart, Hot Digital Tracks chart, and Hot Digital
Songs chart with "Right Round."
Flo Rida topped the Canadian singles chart with
"Right Round."
Flo Rida hit the Top 10 with "Right Round."
Flo Rida topped the singles chart in the UK with
"Right Round."
Flo Rida hit #1 for 2 weeks with "Right Round."
Flo Rida released his next LP R.o.o.t.s.
(Route Of Overcoming The Struggle).
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with "Sugar."
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Pop 100
Airplay chart with "Sugar."
Flo Rida hit the Top 10 with "Sugar."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with Nelly
Furtado with "Jump."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with Ne-Yo with "Be On You."
The video for "Right Round" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Hip-Hop Video.
 # 46
Singles Artist of the Year
Flo Rida was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album (R.o.o.t.s.
(Route Of Overcoming The Struggle)).
Flo Rida could be heard on the Ludacris LP Battle
Of The Sexes on the track "I Know You Got A
Man."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with David Guetta with "Club Can't Handle Me."
Flo Rida topped the singles chart in the UK with David Guetta with "Club Can't Handle Me."
Flo Rida hit the Top 10 with David Guetta with "Club Can't Handle Me."
Flo Rida released Only
One Flo (Part 1).
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with Akon with "Who Dat Girl."
 # 27
Singles Artist of the Year
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 helping out David Guetta and Nicki Minaj with "Where Them Girls At."
Flo Rida was arrested in Florida for driving under
the influence.
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with "Good Feeling."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 helping out Taio Cruz
with "Hangover."
Flo Rida topped the UK singles chart with "Good Feeling."
Flo Rida hit #1 for 1 week with "Good Feeling."
Flo Rida topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart with
"Good Feeling."
Flo Rida hit the Top 40 with Sia
with "Wild Ones."
Flo Rida hit the Top 10 with Sia with "Wild Ones."
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Mail
On Sundays
Released: March, 2008
Billboard peak: # 4
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks:
"American Superstar" (featuring Lil
Wayne) - "Ack Like You" - "Elevator" (featuring Timbaland) -
"Roll" (featuring Sean Kingston) -
"Low" (featuring T-Pain) -
"Priceless" (featuring Birdman) -
"Ms. Hangover" - "Still
Missin" - "In The Ayer" (featuring will.i.am) -
"Me & U" - "All My Life"
- "Don't Know How To Act" (featuring
Yung Joc) - "Freaky Deaky" (featuring
Trey Songz) - "Money Right" (featuring
Rick Ross & Brisco) |
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R.o.o.t.s.
(Route Of Overcoming The Struggle)
Released: March, 2009
Entertainment Weekly: B
Billboard peak: # 8
Tracks: "Finally Here" - "Jump" (with Nelly Furtado) -
"Gotta Get It (Dancer)" -
"Shone" (with Pleasure P) - "Right Round" - "R.O.O.T.S." -
"Be On You" (with Ne-Yo) -
"Mind On My Money" -
"Available" (with Akon & will.i.am)
- "Touch Me" - "Never" -
"Sugar" - "Rewind"
(with Wyclef Jean) - "Yayo" |
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Only
One Flo (Part 1)
Released: November, 2010
Tracks: "On And On" (featuring
Kevin Rudolf) - "Turn Around
(5,4,3,2,1)" - "Come Withe Me" -
"Who Dat Girl" (featuring Akon) -
"21" (featuring Laza Morgan) -
"Respirator" - "Club Can't Handle Me" - "Why You Up
In Here" (featuring Ludacris, Git Fresh
& Gucci Mane) |
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