I want to hear all those ATLiens era songs. Heard it was over 50
André 3000 Admits He & Big Boi are "further away than ever" From a New OutKast Album
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Also is it just me but im more interested in seeing big boy do projects would west/east coast producers at this point? Big boi over alc would be crazy
Yeah, South Savannah was just "rapping"
It's the smartest thing he can do. It means he has no great music left in him. The man has been telling us that in 10 different ways over the years.
I think when you are young and making great music, you're catching lightning in a bottle. Recreating that magic is nearly impossible. Which why 'going a different direction' is the best way(esp at an older age)
For those now questioning 3 stacks' resume, Andre is not just a rapper he's a creative. When you can compose music, write hooks and not just sample a beat and rap to it you see things differently.
For him to get even close to his peak, he has to get his rhythm going. Meaning dropping EP's and warm up albums to get the feel of the audince, the mood, the era, the stage etc. Once you get out of rhythim of songwriting it takes a while to get back. It ain't 2001 anymore you need to make music for your audince and also get a couple of hits that engage the 18-24 age crowd if you don't wanna feel like your project failed.
He clearly has been spending time in the studio, y'all don't think he has tried?
I think when you are young and making great music, you're catching lightning in a bottle. Recreating that magic is nearly impossible. Which why 'going a different direction' is the best way(esp at an older age)
For those now questioning 3 stacks' resume, Andre is not just a rapper he's a creative. When you can compose music, write hooks and not just sample a beat and rap to it you see things differently.
For him to get even close to his peak, he has to get his rhythm going. Meaning dropping EP's and warm up albums to get the feel of the audince, the mood, the era, the stage etc. Once you get out of rhythim of songwriting it takes a while to get back. It ain't 2001 anymore you need to make music for your audince and also get a couple of hits that engage the 18-24 age crowd if you don't wanna feel like your project failed.
He clearly has been spending time in the studio, y'all don't think he has tried?
All I know is SLLF was mufukkin FIYAH from start to finish. The 2 tracks with Andre that weren't allowed to be on the album were fuego too. Glad I had them on my unofficial version of that album.
This seems like a cop out to me. Being a "creative" doesn't mean your above rap. If hes that good at rapping
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I don't believe that... He just dropped an AMAZING fukking verse on Kanye's album. Rap skills don't just fade away. It's your brain, not your legs or something
I think it's exactly what he said. He was young and rapping and never once saw himself being 50 years old talking about "me, you and your cousin too." Brother got more important shyt to be doing TO HIM. And most importantly, even if he had nothing to do. He doesn't want to work on full rap albums
Why can't that man not want that shyt and it just be that? Why all the "maybe it's deeper than that" type of responses
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De Angelo (even though it's not Hip-Hop)
And Tribe? People loved their album, if I recall correctly.
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Here we go with the fake Big Boi love 
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Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Royal Flush and what else?
Mufukkin FIYAH!!! Stacks tried to get this joint and Royal Flush on the album, but they got denied.
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All of big bois solo albums are good,he just doesn't get enough promo
Stop begging this old man to rap.
He’s moved past it.
He’s moved past it.