Could you do it alone? Because think on it like this: Of course their first album was going to have a title (Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik) that only they could get away with. It’s power music that thunder pounds like a million elephants. Can’t you just imagine a Blumhouse poster with the words “The whole world loves it when you sing the blues” and no further context haunting the rest of your day? “The hardest shit since MC Ren,” André notes. He chose to walk in the sand, and we all still followed. A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. And the whole thing—calling their shot beforehand and then nailing it exactly correctly reminds me a lot of the stories about Michael Jordan telling defenders what he was going to do before he’d do it and still they had no answer for it, no way to stop it, no way to fully prepare for it, because he was Michael Jordan and nobody else was. Imagine you woke up, looked out the window, and saw the sky falling. Leave feedback. It's all here. It’s hard to remember now how rigid genre divides were in the ’90s, and that’s because of Outkast. Perhaps we should remember the album more for songs like this. André 3000 wears Dia de los Muertos face paint in the music video, while Killer Mike steals the show (Randy Moss–style) with his verse. Outkast - Outkast - Greatest Hits - Amazon.com Music ... Amazon Music Unlimited Amazon Music HD Prime Music Free Streaming Music Buy Music Open Web Player Settings CDs & Vinyl › Rap & Hip-Hop › Experimental Rap Share. Scrobbling is when Last.fm tracks the music you listen to and automatically adds it to your music profile. —Peters, There is something immensely haunting about “Da Art of Storytellin’ (Part 1)”—the synth that croons in the background like the opening to a sci-fi anthology series, the patter of bongos that rattles off every few seconds. The following day, he had Sleepy lay down the vocals, which are an interpolation of Joe Simon’s “Before the Night Is Over.” Surprisingly, André didn’t want to do the song initially but decided to after hearing Big Boi’s first two verses. —Fujimoto, “Jazzy Belle” is a bit of a deep cut off of Outkast’s sophomore effort, ATLiens, but it showcases André 3000 and Big Boi doing what they do best. The approach gained them a lot of fans; at times, it also lost them some. —Holmes, “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” is the clearest hint that Outkast hails from a state with excellent marching bands. Starting with Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, when they presented themselves to the world as conscious pimps, the duo made clear they wanted to break the mold. When the beat changes, so does Big Boi’s sense of urgency. And with the emergence of new competitors—Lil Wayne, T.I., Jeezy—André grew emboldened with the spirit of respectability politics and internal rhyme. Shit, let me get the faux-fur Kangol, too. —Yoo. —Harvilla, Technically, this song isn’t eligible to be included on this list, since it’s not an Outkast release, instead coming out on a UGK album. I ain’t fuckin’ with that no mo’.” But even if they felt it, it didn’t deter them. Music News Throwback Thursday: Watch OutKast Freestyle In 1999 We joined Hangout Music Festival headliners Andre 3000 and Big Boi in the studio for an off-the-top poetry session. It boasts an entire once-semi-famous collegiate marching band, thumping like the heart the lyrics describe; and guest vocals from Scar and Sleepy Brown; AND an appearance from Janelle Monáe in what was essentially her debut; A N D a music video that looks like a glorious, trippy amalgam of “Black Hole Sun,” “Don’t Come Around Here No More,” and Blue’s Clues. —Peters, In this Southernplayalistic B-side that made its way onto the legendary New Jersey Drive soundtrack, Outkast momentarily betrayed their loyalty to Sevilles and El Dorados and declared, plainly, “Either want a Benz or a Beamer.” With a track that sounds this good, the fine folks at Cadillac likely had a hard time feeling hurt. —Murdock, For a long time, Killer Mike was hard to pin down. The duo is one of the most successful hip-hop groups of all time, having received six Grammy Awards. Fittingly, when the tour rolls to a stop, it transitions into another lesson on the “Da Art of Storytellin’ (Part I).” —Daniel Chin. Is it somewhat of a stomach-churning injustice that Outkast’s most well-known song barely resembles the rest of their catalog, let alone their best work? Sure, others had experimented with the form before, but never like this. Listen free to OutKast – Aquemini (Hold On, Be Strong, Return of the "G" and more). Let us know what you think of the Last.fm website. —Holmes, Technically speaking, “The Way You Move” was still part of an Outkast project, given that it’s from the Speakerboxxx/The Love Below double album that the group released in 2003. It’s the coldest moment on one of Outkast’s most gloriously frigid songs. But at the same time, all of the things that make Outkast great—stunning creativity, the rejection of genre boundaries, and a unique knack for careful, perceptive thinking—are present in “Hey Ya!” So shake it. Jackson”—I wasn’t 10 years old when the album came out, but can clearly recall football pads paired with vaquero chaps, Sleepy Brown in a fur coat, and nodding house pets. The jam you play just before you put on your sauciest fit before the function. A lot has changed since then: They recorded four classic albums—each more adventurous than the last—and sold 10 million copies of their fifth. Because they’re Outkast. It’s no wonder that the entries to this series of lyrical explorations would lead to moody edits on YouTube with animated action cartoons—“Da Art of Storytellin’” falls into a subcategory, along with “SpottieOttieDopaliscious,” of Outkast Songs That You Have to Read. It gets in your head and your bones and never leaves. The insidious robo-funk bounce. “I apologize a trillion times,” concludes the pop-supernova chorus to Outkast’s first no. There was, of course, his unimpeachable “Int’l Players Anthem” verse, but also his turns on the “Walk It Out” remix, and Drake’s “The Real Her,” and Jeezy’s “I Do,” and Rick Ross’s “Sixteen,” and, well, I could do this all day. Stankonia is the fourth studio album by American hip hop duo OutKast, released October 31, 2000 on La Face Records. The vocals in its chorus sound like a choir of friendly ghosts. —Baker. So there’s always that tricky history that you have to work your way through whenever you’re talking about this song. On Saturday, Outkast’s seminal fourth, Stankonia, turns 20. —Murdock. It’s a journey that touches on the anxieties that come from fame and success, family, religion, the music industry, and the Black experience. Speakerboxxx/The Love Below is the fifth studio album by American hip hop duo Outkast.It was released on September 23, 2003, by LaFace Records.Issued as a double album, its playtime of more than two hours is distributed over solo albums from both of the group's members. That’s clearly evident in this track, and it also encompasses the trajectory of the rest of their immaculate career. (“They called her ‘Suzy Skrew’ because she screwed a lot.”) The two have a brief sexual escapade that ends with him giving her “a Lil’ Wil CD, and a fuckin’ poster.” The story is crass, his behavior is admittedly dickish. “It’s like the room started glowing. Jackson,” the massive hit single from Stankonia, dealt with his relationship with Erykah Badu, the ex whom he had a son with. I know Killer Mike and El-P met in the early 2010s, but, essentially, Run the Jewels begins with “Snappin and Trappin’.” —Justin Charity, In 1996, Outkast was just two dope boys in a Cadillac. There’s two things I learned from multiple listens of this track: Triggered 3000 is like the MJ “it became personal” meme, and Outkast is not Club Nouveau. From ‘Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik’ to ‘Idlewild,’ from Bankhead to Mars, this is the best of the best by hip-hop’s most effortlessly cool duo of all time. Official YouTube channel for OutKast. Friday at 2 p.m. But on “Skew It on the Bar-B,” the Chef definitely didn’t seem out of his element surrounded by some ATLiens. It’s gangsta rap for the South. —Micah Peters, As the first real song off the first Outkast album—and one with the word intro in the title—“Myintrotoletuknow” is worth dissecting to see what Big Boi and André were trying to tell us. 34399 Followers. All he wants is for the population to smell the damn Folgers, and never forget that when Antwan André Patton brings food for thought to the table, you eat! “Hey Ya!” is an anomaly. The four-minute track feels like you’re sitting backseat on a driving tour of West Savannah, Georgia, with Big Boi at the wheel and Sleepy Brown riding shotgun. The song’s new hook and slowed-down beat gives it a more R&B feel, which is better fit for the radio. Think about it. And that’s what “Prototype” has in spades. In summation, the Atlanta group left the game as it had entered it—the best. "Hey Ya!" —Peters, Coming hard out of the Dungeon of Organized Noize, the 1994 track “Ain’t No Thang” is a statement piece.
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