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Welcome to the newest PowerPoint Rap Battle! A battle of two billionaires takes place on the channel today. Who will win? Let's find out!
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Swizkii as John D. Rockefeller
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King Mewtwo as Sir Topham Hatt
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Written by Theme Park Avenue
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Edited by Theme Park Avenue
Mixed by Light
Beat Prod. by Anywaywell
Rockefeller Art by Skydiving Quagga
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Sir Topham Hatt Art by Grasman
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Thumbnail by JK03
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Subtitles by Quizzique
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john davison rockefeller sr. (july 8, 1839 - may 23, 1937) was an american business magnate and philanthropist. he has been widely considered the wealthiest american of all time and the richest person in modern history. rockefeller was born into a large family in upstate new york who moved several times before eventually settling in cleveland. he became an assistant bookkeeper at age 16 and went into several business partnerships beginning at age 20, concentrating his business on oil refining. rockefeller founded the standard oil company in 1870. he ran it until 1897 and remained its largest shareholder.
the fat controller, whose real name is sir topham hatt, is a fictional character in the railway series books written by reverend w. awdry and his son, christopher awdry. in the first two books in the series (the three railway engines and thomas the tank engine) he is known as the fat director, and as of the third book (james the red engine) he becomes the fat controller, as the railway has been nationalised. sir topham hatt's full name is revealed in the foreword to the 1951 book henry the green engine.
the fat controller also appears in the television series thomas & friends, adapted from the books. on television, he was usually portrayed in the form of several different static figures made with either wood or lead during series one, and resin from series two onwards, but has been portrayed using cgi from the twelfth season onward.
the term "fat controller" has since been adopted in various contexts in the english language, beyond the sphere of the original stories, usually in reference to someone who runs a railway.