The Fozlur family was established in 1968 when Vincent Fozlur met his future wife Margaret Baxter. After losing 17 consistent jobs, Vincent decided to hang up his working pants and focus on success. For three months Vincent locked himself away in seclusion and worked feverishly on the nation's next modern invention. It just so happened that Vincent had inventing in his blood; within one month, the family was already making millions. By using state of the art technology and a little common sense, Vincent drew up a blueprint for the world's first City Bridge. The idea was an instant success in major cities throughout the world.

With the profit from his City Bridge endeavor, Vincent then started work on his next, much less profitable, invention: the Sonicator. Though the Sonicator did not do as well as he had hoped, the Fozlur dynasty was underway.

Shortly after the sudden success, Margaret gave birth to their first born son: Daniel Vincent Fozlur. Three years later their second son, Chip Xavier Fozlur, was born. Bored with his never-ending success, Vincent put all of his money into something he called The Fozlur Institute.

When the institute began, the vision was very small; Vincent put his son Chip, age 4, in charge of the marketing department and very little was accomplished (though they did manage to invent a new dinosaur: the brockalator).

Eventually, Vincent grew tired of his wealth and went back into seclusion with one mission: to invent like never before. And this time he would return with a fruit of the purest intent. You see, Vincent did not care about wealth any longer. He only had one purpose for his new invention and that purpose was to make everyone in the world feel as good as he did.

After 6 long years of tedious work, Vincent returned to his family with something he was so proud of that he gave his own last name to it. With top scientists and executives from gigantic advertising agencies, Vincent bred 5 young ruffians: Atom, Reed, Kevin, Simon and Cari. This would be Vincent's greatest invention yet. The musical phenomenon: Fozlur.