“I Like The Way You Move” is the definition of timeless

[I love Latina women]

I don’t care how many times I hear this song, it never gets old. shyt is infectious the way that shyt just instantly has you nodding ya head and dancing and rapping along to the song

 

[I love Latina women]

also Sleepy Brown on the hook was so damn cold.

shyt is smooth as a Motown or Stax record

 

[Ziggiy]

EVERYBODY loved that song. This and Hey Ya were the most perfect 1-2 punches in the early 2000’s.


Outkast literally OWNED the entire year off the strength of two songs. I don’t even think the follow up singles charted because people were so obsessed with those two tunes.

 

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐]

EVERYBODY loved that song. This and Hey Ya were the most perfect 1-2 punches in the early 2000’s.


Outkast literally OWNED the entire year off the strength of two songs. I don’t even think the follow up singles charted because people were so obsessed with those two tunes.

songs so successful I don’t even think of them as songs anymore. there’s no way that came about from an organic process

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

EVERYBODY loved that song. This and Hey Ya were the most perfect 1-2 punches in the early 2000’s.


Outkast literally OWNED the entire year off the strength of two songs. I don’t even think the follow up singles charted because people were so obsessed with those two tunes.

Roses was huge too lol

 

[I love Latina women]

EVERYBODY loved that song. This and Hey Ya were the most perfect 1-2 punches in the early 2000’s.


Outkast literally OWNED the entire year off the strength of two songs. I don’t even think the follow up singles charted because people were so obsessed with those two tunes.

100% spot on!

and both of their follow up singles were cool, but "I Like the Way You Move" and "Hey Ya" were so huge, they literally were songs that couldn't be over shadowed

 

[Bonefan32]

Facts it's a great song

 

[I love Latina women]

Roses was huge too lol

But not as huge as I Love The Way You and Hey Ya

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

But not as huge as I Love The Way You and Hey Ya

Ofc, but it was still a hit song lol. shyt I think it’s the best out of the three lol

 

[I love Latina women]

Ofc, but it was still a hit song lol. shyt I think it’s the best out of the three lol

i can understand, it's all subjective anyway.

 

[I love Latina women]

Bout to revisit the Speakerboxxx side of the album now, it's been a minute.

 

[I love Latina women]

the album is special to me, cause that fall of 2003 was my senior year of high school!

class of 2004, bytches!

 

[JustCKing]

the album is special to me, cause that fall of 2003 was my senior year of high school!

class of 2004, bytches!

Same here. The line from "Ghettomusick" where Andre 3000 says "climbing out this hole with frown on my face, in the place to be and not to be" resonated so much with me in my senior year.

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

Same here. The line from "Ghettomusick" where Andre 3000 says "climbing out this hole with frown on my face, in the place to be and not to be" resonated so much with me in my senior year.

Senior in 04? Jk

 

[I love Latina women]

Same here. The line from "Ghettomusick" where Andre 3000 says "climbing out this hole with frown on my face, in the place to be and not to be" resonated so much with me in my senior year.

Salute!

Great see a fellow member of class of 2004

yeah that line hit home hard back then

Video was cool too, with Patti Labelle singing her part from her song, "Love, Need and Want You"