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

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Bout to revisit the Speakerboxxx side of the album now, it's been a minute. :smugdraper:
About to eat these wings and make some mac/cheese..then I'll clean up my house while playing Suga Free and some Whitney Houston...about to watch Forrest Eversole get fukked again on my Tab s7+ during all that...
About to buy me a Tab s9 Ultra soon....it's about that time for R=G to get another nice toy.
 
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Is this what you play for the tenderonis :mjgrin:

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I never liked "Hey Ya" (or "The Love Below" honestly) but Big Boi's side was dope.

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About to eat these wings and make some mac/cheese..then I'll clean up my house while playing Suga Free and some Whitney Houston...about to watch Forrest Eversole get fukked again on my Tab s7+ during all that...
About to buy me a Tab s9 Ultra soon....it's about that time for R=G to get another nice toy.

Listening to Whitney Houston while porno plays is CRAZY :dead:
 
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I never liked "Hey Ya" (or "The Love Below" honestly) but Big Boi's side was dope.

Fred.

I can understand that

The Love Below threw Hip Hop heads for a loop

of course the Pop/casual fans ate that up, in the same way that they ate up Stankonia (even tho i still think Stankonia was brilliant)

but i knew the first time i heard The Love Below, that it was going to larger than life.

but the Kast album that i love and listen to the most these days is Aquemini.

Southernplaya..... has become underrated these days. I can remember the first time i heard this album, my older sister had the tape. same w/ ATLiens
 
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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.
Literally.
 

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I can understand that

The Love Below threw Hip Hop heads for a loop

of course the Pop/casual fans ate that up, in the same way that they ate up Stankonia (even tho i still think Stankonia was brilliant)

but i knew the first time i heard The Love Below, that it was going to larger than life.

but the Kast album that i love and listen to the most these days is Aquemini.

Southernplaya..... has become underrated these days. I can remember the first time i heard this album, my older sister had the tape. same w/ ATLiens

Big Boi is criminally underrated :mjpls: and consistent :ufdup:



Meanwhile Andre is playing flutes and dropping two spoken word lines on throwaway tracks ending up on top 5 lists :what:
 

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I can understand that

The Love Below threw Hip Hop heads for a loop

of course the Pop/casual fans ate that up, in the same way that they ate up Stankonia (even tho i still think Stankonia was brilliant)

but i knew the first time i heard The Love Below, that it was going to larger than life.

but the Kast album that i love and listen to the most these days is Aquemini.

Southernplaya..... has become underrated these days. I can remember the first time i heard this album, my older sister had the tape. same w/ ATLiens

I had the La Face Christmas sampler with the original "Player's Ball" on it.

"The Love Below" is just not what I go to Outkast for. Outkast didn't become the mainstream juggernaut they're known for being, until "Stankonia". They decided to go further down that path :yeshrug: I can't say I blame them.

The crazy shyt is most of the people I talked to that loved "Stankonia", thought that was their first album. I played their earlier albums and it was legit fukking up people's minds, that this group was so eclectic, and had been around since the early/mid 90's.

Fred.
 
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Big Boi is criminally underrated :mjpls: and consistent :ufdup:



Meanwhile Andre is playing flutes and dropping two spoken word lines on throwaway tracks ending up on top 5 lists :what:

He is and I've always thought that.

His solo albums have been hit and miss to me, but i will say, there's always a few songs on each that i do like.

I just feel like he needs to link up some other producers for something new and fresh.

but lyrically, songwriting, rhyming, Big Boi is one of the elites emcees.

3 Stacks just moved on and that's fine, not everyone finds doing the same activity interesting after doing it for so long, i get it.

the important thing is, Stacks seems happy.

he don't owe us nothing.

big and stacks both legends who collectively gave us some of the best music of the 90s and 2000's.
 
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I had the La Face Christmas sampler with the original "Player's Ball" on it.

"The Love Below" is just not what I go to Outkast for. Outkast didn't become the mainstream juggernaut they're known for being, until "Stankonia". They decided to go further down that path :yeshrug: I can't say I blame them.

The crazy shyt is most of the people I talked to that loved "Stankonia", thought that was their first album. I played their earlier albums and it was legit fukking up people's minds, that this group was so eclectic, and had been around since the early/mid 90's.

Fred.

yeah, the one they didn't want to be on rapping about Christmas at first lol

yeah, i get it.

my sister was the same way, she's in her 40's, so she literally was listening to Kast from the very beginning,

so a lot like you, when she heard the Love Below, she was like, "what is this?":skip:

yup, Stankonia is when they became media darlings and the MTV crowd ate that shyt up. "Ms Jackson" had that crowd singing along, lol.

yeah, it was like outside the Hip Hop world, the casuals had no idea about their previous albums.

like i remember Elevators video getting play on both BET and MTV but it wouldn't be until Ms Jackson when MTV would be on their dikks heavy.


i think Stankonia was the first for some because by that point, it was like another new "era" in hip hop and a new class was being introduced to them

i've always felt like, it use to be every like 4 years, there was a change in guard or shift in audience and a new group of listeners come along and "discover" what previous class had been in tune with and continued to be in tuned with or moved onto something else (not a whole, but a good number)
 
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