Sir Mix A Lot

In honor of Sam Simon, we take a look at some of the famous rappers and singers who paid a visit to the wacky world of Springfield. From 50 Cent to Pharrell Williams to Lionel Richie to even Tupac Shakur as a hologram, these artists and others poked fun at themselves on the show.

Anthony Ray -- better known as Sir Mix-A-Lot -- is one of those rappers whose noggin is always spinning with a new idea, whether it's music or tech-related. It's one of the big reasons the nearly half-century old performer is still bouncing between producing, as well as performing an eclectic mix of music.

Sir Mix-A-Lot called into the 107.5 Zoo FM studio to speak with Aaron Traylor about his upcoming Montana tour and his honest thoughts on his hometown rising star Macklemore. Is there enough room in the Northwest for the both of them? Find out in our exclusive interview.

News anchor Brian Williams raps Sir Mix-a-Lot's 1992 hit 'Baby Got Back' on 'The Tonight Show.'

Our good freind at Z.P. Films and Photography managed to capture all of the action at The Top Hat while the legendary Sir Mix Alot rocked the stage with his classic (and a few new) tracks. The management at the Top Hat said this one of of the more successful events they've had since they re-opened! And it shows! There were so many people at this totally sold out performance. Odds are, if you were

Maybe Grammy Award Winning artist Sir Mix-A-Lot was on to something with his hit, “I like Big Butts.”

I thought today was going to be like any other Thursday...Go to school until 2:00, head to work at 2:30, come home at 7:00, and drown in homework until 2-for-1's started at the IHo. Little did I know, my day was about to change.

Sir Mix-A-Lot called into the 107.5 Zoo FM studio to speak with Aaron Traylor about his upcoming Montana tour and his honest thoughts on his hometown rising star Macklemore. Is there enough room in the Northwest for the both of them? Find out in our exclusive interview.

Anthony Ray -- better known as Sir Mix-A-Lot -- is one of those rappers whose noggin is always spinning with a new idea, whether it's music or tech-related. It's one of the big reasons the nearly half-century old performer is still bouncing between producing, as well as performing an eclectic mix of music.