Flo Rida

Flo Rida, born Tramar Dillard, first caught attention in 2008 with 'Low (feat. T-Pain),' a track that mixed hip-hop with danceable electronic production. That song's success led to more singles that followed a similar formula, like 'Right Round (feat. Ke$ha)' and 'Whistle,' which kept him on radio playlists for several years.

His music often worked with producers and vocalists from the pop and dance worlds. He recorded 'Wild Ones' with Sia, and his tracks sometimes appeared on compilations or remixes by figures like David Guetta. The sound was straightforward party music, built around simple hooks and a steady beat.

He released albums like Mail on Sunday, R.O.O.T.S., and Wild Ones, though his presence was defined more by singles than by full-length statements. The records collected his hits alongside filler tracks, and after the mid-2010s, his chart appearances became less frequent.

In 2013, a former backup dancer accused him of sexual harassment, which he denied. The allegation didn't derail his career immediately, but it became part of the conversation around him as his commercial peak passed.