André 3000 Admits He & Big Boi are "further away than ever" From a New OutKast Album

[threattonature]

You can look at this new Dre and Snoop album and it's clear that it's better to let things be.

Andre gets it.

Just my personal opinion but Snoop ain't near as good of a rapper as Outkast. We acting like rappers like LL, Common, Nas, Em, and Jay didn't all come back after long breaks and drop heat.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Idlewild was hot garbage. We good

Most of that album was throwaways from “Stankonia” sessions

 

[ajnapoleon]

damn this made me say “who gonna be the halftime show for that superbowl?”


Who do you pick? Do you pick an out of towner?

Can’t do that



Breh that’s a PROBLEM if you try NOT to pick someone from the city


Damn!!

And Andre sounds like he done done!

I get it but damn

 

[5n0man]

He just doesnt have alot of respect for the fans

More like he doesn't have alot of respect for hip hop as a music genre. He talks about rapping like its some young immature shyt that's beneath him. It doesn't even sound like he's proud of the music he made as outkast. He makes it sound like that era was some dumb corny shyt he did in college that he's embarrassed of.

 

[ShaDynasty]

Interviewers will insist on asking him in every interview. Just stop asking him, hes said the same shyt for 10 years so its a matter of public record, and it makes you a lazy hack.

If they come back great, and I'm sure it'll be because they want to, not because they need to promote a line of Red Velvet cakes or something.

About time for a Big Boi album I think.

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

You can look at this new Dre and Snoop album and it's clear that it's better to let things be.

Andre gets it.

Not to sound like a conspiracy theorist but what I’ve noticed is when an artist reach 35 years in the industry or when it’s time to get all their master recordings they either get caught in a scandal or they mysteriously die. I think Dre and snoop approaching their 35 years so they release something to appear active to keep them people away. It’s a business

 

[King Sun]

I think it's that some nikkas really don't like the fame and stardom. I think 3K was just a really creative guy that loved making music as an expression of creativity but he dind't want the fame or to be in teh spotlight like that. I think he's a shy dude on top of it. It actually reminds me of that Kendrick line to Drake about how only he likes being famous. With acting he can still throw himself into roles and then pop out to do a few interviews but doesn't have to be out in front of a lot of people like you have to do when touring.

Dre made that love below money and bounced.

 

[JustCKing]

Just my personal opinion but Snoop ain't near as good of a rapper as Outkast. We acting like rappers like LL, Common, Nas, Em, and Jay didn't all come back after long breaks and drop heat.

Breh, its been nearly 20 years since a Kast album that is twice as long as they were dropping albums. None of them took that kind of hiatus. The closest was Dr. Dre with the near 15 year gap between 2001 and Compton.

 

[semicko82]

Breh, its been nearly 20 years since a Kast album that is twice as long as they were dropping albums. None of them took that kind of hiatus. The closest was Dr. Dre with the near 15 year gap between 2001 and Compton.

Tribe
18 years between The Love Movement and Thank You For Your Service

 

[JustCKing]

Tribe
18 years between The Love Movement and Thank You For Your Service

Forgot about that one.

 

[Danie84]

As much as Outkast been the soundtrack to my life, I've come to find 3000 pretentious

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Does anyone even want an Outkast album? It's been 25 years.

lol. Why not?

 

[ba'al]

Who keeps asking this dude if he gonna drop some raps?


Let this guy fade off into obscurity like he wants.

 

[Jaguar93]

My Goat

 

[Conan]

Big Boi was just rapping - and he was rapping well indeed - but Andre 3000 brought all these albums to life, elevated them to another level musically.

Would neg you again if I could.

If you think Big Boi was "just rapping" go listen to those albums again.