Buc Fifty

Rashaan Jackson (born 1973), better known by his stage names Buc Fifty, Bucwheed, and Buckwheat (of the Wascals), is a rapper originally from New Rochelle, New York.

In 1989, he moved to Los Angeles and formed the rap group The Wascals.¹ In 1992, he was featured on a track from 5150: Home 4 tha Sick by Eazy-E² and two tracks from Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde by The Pharcyde.³⁴ In 1994, his group The Wascals released multiple singles with producer J-Swift, but their album was shelved.⁵⁶⁷ From 1998 to 2001, he released multiple singles with producer The Alchemist.⁸ The two have an unreleased collaboration album titled Nigga Heaven, that was intended for release in 2001.⁹¹⁰¹¹ In 1999, he made his first appearance on Battle Axe Records, on the compilation album Defenders of the Underworld.¹² In 2000, he appeared on a track from Soul Assassins II by Soul Assassins. Also in 2000, he was featured on four tracks from the compilation album Battle Axe Warriors.¹³ All four tracks appear on his debut album Bad Man, released in 2002 by Battle Axe Records.¹⁴¹⁵¹⁶ The album's title track,¹⁷ which samples Scarface and "Dream On" by Aerosmith,¹⁸ appeared in the Gavin Report¹⁹ and Hits Magazine.²⁰ He was featured twice on the 2001 album Bad Dreams by Swollen Members,²¹²² and once on their 2002 album Monsters in the Closet. In 2004, he released his second album, also on Battle Axe Records, titled Serve the Devil, Praise the Lord.²³ In 2005, he released his third album Rethuglican with Delicious Vinyl, under the name Bucwheed.²⁴ The album is produced entirely by J-Swift, along with The Wascals long-awaited album Greatest Hits, which released in 2007.²⁵

• Bad Man (2002) (as Buc Fifty)
• Serve the Devil, Praise the Lord (2004) (as Buc Fifty)
• Rethuglican (2005) (as Bucwheed) (with J-Swift)
• Greatest Hits (2007) (as Buckweat of The Wascals) (with J-Swift)

as Buckwheat (of The Wascals)

• "Class Clown" (1994) (with J-Swift)
• "The Dips" (1994) (with J-Swift)

as Buc Fifty

• "Still Breathing/Dead End Street" (1998) (with The Alchemist)
• "Metal's Advocate" (1999) (with The Alchemist)
• "Bad Man" (2000)
• "Locked Down" (2001) (with The Alchemist)

as Bucwheed

• "Tattoos/No Dummy" (2002)
• "The Rethuglican/Kiss My Ass" (2003)

as Buckwheat (of The Wascals)

• "Merry Muthafukkin' Xmas" from 5150: Home 4 tha Sick by Easy-E (1992)
• "I'm That Type of Nigga" and "On the DL" from Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde by The Pharcyde (1992)
• "Just Don't Matter" from Sold My Soul: The Remix & Rarity Collection by The Pharcyde (2005)

as Buc Fifty

• "Worst Enemy" from Defenders of the Underworld by Battle Axe Records (1999)
• "Lampin" from 4535: Epilogue by Sesh (2000)
• "Back Up Off Me" from Soul Assassins II by Soul Assassins (2000)
• "Go For Mine", "Puttin Check Down", "Still Getting Over" and "Planet Alignment" from Battle Axe Warriors by Battle Axe Records (2000)
• "Boy's About to Flip" and "Permanent Scars" from Lyrics of Fury by Battle Axe Records (2001)
• "Poker Face" and "Dark Riders" from Bad Dreams by Swollen Members (2001)
• "Heavy Thinkers" from Monsters in the Closet by Swollen Members (2002)
• "Bangin" from Battle Axe Warriors II by Battle Axe Records (2002)
• "Ni**a Heaven" from Search and Rescue by DJ Murge (2002)
• "War Paint" and "Under Street Lights" from Dirty by Mr. Brady (2003)

• "Class Clown" (1994) (as Buckweat of The Wascals)
• "The Dips" (1994) (as Buckweat of The Wascals)
• "Dream and Imaginate" (1994) (as Buckweat of The Wascals) (with Fatlip)
• "Tattoos" (2002) (as Bucwheed)
• "Free Again" (2011) (as Buc Fifty) (with Dr. Zodiak)