REMY

Remy (colloquially known as 'Ayo Remy Watchu Cookin' Up In Da Kitchin') is a long-time collaborator and producer for Dubs 'N' Chubs. Contrary to popular belief, Remy is not a human being, and is actually a rat, creating beats through the proxy of tugging on the hair of Dubs and Chubs. Although many may confuse him with Remy from the Pixar movie ' Ratatouille' he is, in fact, a completely different rat, and it is a concidence that there are two French rats named Remy who tug on people's hair to make them do things.

His first collaboration with Dubs 'N' Chubs (referred to as 'hoppin' in the stu') was during the creation of Duality of Mens, where Remy entered the studio without saying anything, begun playing the violin, while simultaneously playing drums. This led to the creation of 'I'm Pissed '. Since this interaction, he has remained a key part of Dubs 'N' Chubs' production process.

He also produced 'Sicko Mode' by Travis Scott, as indicated through the lyrics: "Was off the Remy, had a Papoose", shouting out his producer whilst also saying a funny word that has the word poo in it. Haha.

Confusion with animated rat
Since he was announced as part of the Dubs 'N' Chubs crew, many fans incorrectly assumed that Dubs 'N' Chubs were working with famous animated rat Remy from the hit Pixar movie 'Ratatouille'. He soon addressed his at the Brit Awards upon Duality of Mens winning several awards, including the Contribution to Music Award, International Group, and International Breakthrough Act. When addressing the crowd, Remy stated: "I jus make tha beets, I ain't cooking shit, why wood I even be in Pariss?? I ams Boujee in Bordeaux". This is credited as the ideological inception of the eventual album of the same name.

The key difference between Remy and Pixar Remy is that Remy is in fact a real rat. Although spending a majority of his waking life in the The Stu, in his public appearances he has been confirmed to actually exist.

"This is a real rat," said the Daily Mail, "oh my god it's literally a rat that can speak English and produce genre-bending music, what the fuck, how is this possible, why is no one acknowledging that this is fucking impossible".

Since his first public appearance, Remy has been subject to scrutiny by world governments, who deem his existence and development into a functioning member of human society as a scientific and existential phenomenon.

Production process
Once he had joined the Dubs 'N' Chubs crew, Remy became the primary producer for Dubs 'N' Chubs' most notable works. Despite being a rat, Remy is able to play multiple full-size instruments simultaneously, credited with the riff for ' Sidechain Freestyle' , playing the bells for 'Split and creating  ' 'OnE GeCkO' by throwing objects around a room full of microphones.

   

  

   

His style of producing is extremely unorthodox, sitting on the heads of Dubs and Chubs, pulling at their hairs to use Mixcraft Pro Studio. The select few able to bear witness to the recording process have expressed the experience as prophetic. Kanye West, after visiting the Stu, said to NME: "Motherfucka had a rat on his head. Crazy shit. Hey did you know I made Heartless by Kanye West".

Rivalry with Sally Da G
Despite being credited with multiple genre-bending tracks, Remy has a competitive rivalry with fellow Dubs 'N' Chubs producer Sally Da G. Joining later on in the Dubs 'N' Chubs timeline, Sally Da G was seen as a threat to Remy. After she produced ' You're Gonna Leave Me', a track widely acknowledged by the music community as 'one of the greatest songs about romance maybe ever I think', Sally Da G received much of the producing spotlight from fans. This angered Remy, who had been the subject of such praise up until this point.

According to eyewitnesses, prior to the release of Boujee in Bordeaux, Remy and Sally Da G had a fist fight, evolving into an all-out Super Saiyan brawl, ending in the two having settled their differences. After this, they co-produced ' Split ' and the titular 'Boujee In Bordeaux', in which they sampled a song from Ratatouille, the two stating: "The film was shit, but I like the song that plays when they're cooking. It's nice."