Outkast’s debut had some varied reviews. Check out some of them and read up on how the genesis of the legendary ATL duo didn’t come with immediate embracing.
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When Outkast came out they had to fight to be heard from the south they got booed in new York during the 1995 source awards when Andre 3000 said the south had something to say they kept being them becoming probably the Greatest Group Ever for the fact every album they dropped went platinum they always been innovating and original which they never mentioned when that is brought up the birth Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar and etc but Outkast thank u for making truthful music I listen to every album yall ever did classics salute u for 20 years in the game peace
When Outkast came out they had to fight to be heard from the south they got booed in new York during the 1995 source awards when Andre 3000 said the south had something to say they kept being them becoming probably the Greatest Group Ever for the fact every album they dropped went platinum they always been innovating and original which they never mentioned when that is brought up the birth Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar and etc but Outkast thank u for making truthful music I listen to every album yall ever did classics salute u for 20 years in the game peace
*inhales* WTF is a period???
Dropped the same year as “Illmatic” and it’s just as significant in its own right.
“Straight out the fucking dungeons of rap…”
Nas
Outkast… in the Dungeon with the Dungeon Family.
When hip-hop was still a *FAMILY*.
Southern Classic…
We’re gonna get ‘cha
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggggggggghhhhhhhhh