Tabius Tate

Tabius Tate, originally from Montgomery, Alabama, began his career path with a focus on sports, training with the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks. His trajectory shifted towards music and entertainment, where he established himself as an MC. Tate’s initial foray into the music industry was marked by the release of his mixtape, “I Am Tabius Tate,” in 2011. This marked his formal entry into hip-hop, leveraging his creative talents in a new direction.

A significant milestone in Tate’s musical career occurred in 2013 when he signed with BMF Entertainment Music. This partnership led to the release of his mixtape, “This Ain’t a Muthafuckin Mixtape,” which featured collaborations with artists such as Gucci Mane and BMF president Bleu Davinci. In 2014, he released the single “Kendrick Lamar (The Verb)” alongside the mixtape “This Ain’t a Mixtape.” His discography includes numerous singles and EPs, with notable tracks such as “Done With Her” (featuring Gucci Mane, Lil Baby, YBN Nahmir), “Self Love” (featuring KeKe Wyatt), and “Made It.” Over the years, Tate has continued to release music, including “Blessings” and “Dream Life” in 2025, demonstrating ongoing activity in the music scene. His work has also extended to acting, with credits in “Space Jam: A New Legacy” (2021) for soundtrack contributions, and appearances as himself in TV series like “Celebrity Sweat” (2019) and “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” (2018).

Beyond his creative endeavors, Tabius Tate has engaged in collaborations and partnerships with various brands. These include an association with PrizePicks, a daily fantasy sports company, and Au Vodka, a premium spirits brand. He has also partnered with PSD Underwear and Maji Pure Water. Additionally, Tate is involved with a nonprofit organization focused on supporting the homeless, indicating a commitment to community work alongside his professional pursuits. His diverse engagements across music, acting, and brand collaborations illustrate a multi-faceted career progression.