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>> STATUS READOUT :: WHAT THIS DRAWER HOLDS
READ THIS FIRST :: this is a fringe drawer. Both items sit around Fats and the Darkchild circle, but their tie to the Invincible sessions is thin, and at least one may postdate the album entirely. Fats' real identity remains undocumented in any source found — a name once attached to him here, “Floyd Bentley,” turned out to be a false match (that name belongs to an unrelated producer with no MJ connection) and has been removed. His official credit lists him only as “Fats.” We document that these exist — nothing more. Where the era is unconfirmed, the page says so rather than guessing. ■
>> THE LIST :: TWO FRINGE ITEMS, EXISTENCE ONLY
Said to feature Fats. A thorough, multi-angle search turned up no citable source for this track's existence beyond social-media reposts — kept here as an unconfirmed fan rumor, not a documented fact, unless a real source turns up.
A remake of “KISS” featuring Fats alongside ⌜Rodney Jerkins and a collaborator credited as “Pain.” It confirms Fats' continued tie to the Darkchild circle — but this item is not confirmed as Invincible-era and may postdate the album. Era unconfirmed; we do not present it as a session track.
? OPEN QUESTION — ERA & SOURCING, UNRESOLVED
The “KISS” remake can't be placed in the Invincible era on current sourcing — it may well be later. Until that's confirmed, it stays a fringe item: we log that it exists and that Fats is on it, and stop there. Separately, “I.C.U.” has no real source beyond social-media reposts — it's kept here flagged as an unverified fan rumor rather than cut outright, but it should not be read as a confirmed vault item.
WHERE FATS IS ON THE RECORD
Fats' credited appearances on the album itself sit on ♪ Heartbreaker and the title track ♪ Invincible. Those are documented session credits; the two items above are the fringe, off-album material. ■
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THE KEY
■ on paper somewhere
⚠︎ single-source, held IN THE PHASES
II · the making
tentative — the “KISS” remake may fall outside the era
FATS, ON THE ALBUM
WHAT THE FANS SAID
"two names on a list — and nobody's sure which era they belong to"
— fan-press, on the Fats fringe items □
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