Outkast - 13th Floor/Growing Old

[BlackMajik]

One of my fav songs of All Time

I use this song to explain why Kast is the Goat hip hop duo

 

[Methodical]

I never buy the age excuse for the new generation. Cats like Outkast and Nas were dropping classics at ages 18-21. Rakim changed the whole game at 17 years old

Exactly

 

[OHSNAP!]

Andre destroyed this with those last bars on repeat. I remember how blown away/moved I was by those lyrics when I first digested this album in the late 90s.

Were these dudes really only 21 when they made this album?? 1975 is their factual birth year??

it's real brah...talk about ahead of time

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

Babylon

Otherwise, Babylon (Babble on)

That double Aunt Andre (dont ask me how )

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

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[areohbee824]

One of their best songs if not the best in their entire catalog

 

[zerozero]

 

[OHSNAP!]

Covid bumpah

 

[frush11]

One of those songs that I loved and hated at the same time

When you ain't living right, songs like this hit different

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

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[Headcase]

I want this song played at my funeral. Legit.

 

[Ziggiy]

Outkast was ridiculous...no kids these days are even remotely interested in introspective lyrics like those...and that's okay...they still pushing the culture fwd...but no hip hop group can hold a candle to 'Kast

i know he’s not a “kid” but J.Cole and an honorable mention to Big Krit they been holding down the introspective wave for a min

 

[SolesKing305]

One of my favorite songs ever! Was just bumpin this with the old lady vibin at the crib

 

[JA_Carter]

This is tied with Bury Me In Gold by Big Krit as the GOAT closing song for a hip hop album. Just a perfect perfect song that makes you reflect on life

 

[beenz]

One of my fav songs of All Time

I use this song to explain why Kast is the Goat hip hop duo

talk about the perfect way to close out an album.