Honestly I'm not even that huge of a fan of them. I'm objective enough to understand what they did. I live in Detroit, first rap I heard was Eminem. Then it broadened to Kanye and T.I. and Nas. I have more of a knowledge of hip-hop than you would think judging from my avi.no it doesn't.
you clearly have no understanding about hip-hop.
which I knew from jump looking at your avi, but I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt.
"hey ya" was probably the first so-called rap video that you saw.
Reasons Why Outkast Will Never Be Seen As GOAT Contenders By Most Real Heads
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Doesn't matter nikkano the hell its not.
a 10 dollar double cd.
and it didn't even sell off the strength of hip-hop.
HEY YA!!!
It went Diamon and it won a Grammy nikka. It is and still remains the greatest selling Hip Hop LP of all time.
Hey Ya and I Like The Way You Move were international hits... They destroyed The Billboards
You don't fukk with their music?... fine, but nikka you ain't got shyt on their success.
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Post quotables from Hey Ya and I Like the way you move............
Nikkas really reaching to that double album facade fake diamond shyt
ignore him it was mostly 13-20 dollar cd everywhere considering it was a double, only in the last couple years can you find it for 10 bucks or so
i know this because i wanted it for several years but wasat that price tag
wrong.
and even if you were correct, 13-20 dollars is still mad cheap for a double cd.
further proof that most outkast legacy boosters are noobs that don't know no better.
Black_Jesus
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yet another poster that lacks reading comprehension.
outkast must be the leaders of the illiterate.
You're still arguing with a nikka who says Kriss Kross is a bigger name than Outkast
and we already know your comprehension level is low.
not even gonna bother.
don't kid yourself. they didnt do vanilla ice & hammer numbers.
AND DONT LIE. youre already on record:
right here:
very informative posting.
you clowns are proving my point with every post.
I said diamond albumsssss. Outkast has only one diamond album. I was referring to MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice. Chill out. You arguing about things other than our original topic. We're done here I proved my points and you have no factual proof disproving the impact of Outkast.don't kid yourself. they didnt do vanilla ice & hammer numbers.
AND DONT LIE. youre already on record:
right here:
I'm sorry I don't listen to people from the 80's that no one has ever heard of cuz I think I am some hip-hop supremacist.actually, it looks as if you have even less knowledge than I assumed.
Hipsters these days
I'm sorry I don't listen to people from the 80's that no one has ever heard of cuz I think I am some hip-hop supremacist.
Hipsters these days
DIG A HOLE
we done already dis-proved the impact of outkast a bunch of times all thru this thread. why don't you actually prove something? all you posted is a bunch of crossover sales for an album that had no impact on hip-hop culture. just like those hammer & vanilla ice albums. so i don't understand your argument. youre using noob/outsider logic.
and not that it matters but hammer & vanilla ice each only went diamond once.
difference is, there were 10 million purchases for their chit as opposed to 5 million.and
wait for it.....
a lot of their albums were priced higher than outkast's chit on top of that.
the modern hipster is more likely to big up outkast than epmd or somebody though and i like both.I'm sorry I don't listen to people from the 80's that no one has ever heard of cuz I think I am some hip-hop supremacist.
Hipsters these days
As far as the topic, i like outkast but yea they did start getting put on a pedestal around aquemini and i personally enjoyed their prior material more than what followed. I did like the first three albums a lot and do rank outkast even if not as high as some others do. Overall I understand the op's point though i do enjoy a good amount of their material.
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Question for anyone.... What "impact" did BTNH attain that Outkast didn't??