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Young Thug recently shared a video of himself listening and rapping along to Lil Wayne‘s classic verse on OutKast’s “Hollywood Divorce” single. With a snippet of an unreleased collaboration from the two surfacing online a few days ago, do you think that they could be putting their past beef...

Always wondered this. Used to think Andre just ran away with it when I was younger but I dont know now:jbhmm: Cee-Lo set it off with one of the best opening verses ever :wow: Gipp came thru with that gangsta shyt plus some social commentary for you to think about :obama: Andre ran laps on...

This album was a game-changer IMO. The south was getting overlooked (for the most part) by everybody, until this album turned everybody's heads. Organized Noize killed it on the production. Should've been 5 mics....this is a straight classic with no weak tracks. Y'all agree? I also...

I think Juvenile 400 Degreez still sounds the best out of all the albums that came out that year. :ohlawd:

:ahh: its stupid how good the 90s were :mindblown: two classics like this on the SAME DAMN DAY :wtf:

so I was checking out this DJ Delz Jadakiss Jacking for Beats mixtape and that nikka is :whew: I'm a underground backpacker type nikka but I always fukked with Jada pretty tough :smugbiden: The Champ is Here 3 was :wow: this post was inspired by what Sway said at the beginning of this...

Super throwback of Biggie out in the ATL performing. Check out Puffy's drunk ass in the beginning while they are being interviewed by Chaka (DTP)....Dude has always acted strange when he was intoxicated...kind of suspect if you ask me. Enjoy and Dap up to show love brehs

Who is better? Speaking skill: lyrics, storytelling, Chrisma, flow, etc. 8 Ball Big Boi For me it’s 8ball, there is not to many southern rappers I think are better.

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That Damn Neck Uv Da Woods :wow::wow: Rap City '99

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Did you know that Georgia Tech now has a course on trap music and Outkast? Yes, that is right, Georgia Tech University is offering a course for its students this semester called “Exploring the Lyrics of Outkast and Trap Music to Explore Politics of Social Justice.” Atlanta hip hop scholar Dr...

What's the best? You can vote based on the music itself, the impact it had, consistency, classic tracks or just a combination of different things. I don't want ya'll to just vote something because you like one artist a lot or because you dislike another artist. Give some good reasoning behind...

self-explanatory, right?? 1- Killing Me Softly- The Fugees, 2- If I Ruled The World- Nas w/ Lauryn Hill, 3- How Do U Want It- 2Pac, 4- Hit 'Em Up- 2Pac, 5- Get Money (rmx)- B.I.G., 6- No Time-Lil' Kim, 7- No One Else (rmx)- Total w/ Foxy Brown & Lil' Kim, 8- Foxy's Bells- Foxy Brown, 9- Cold...

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Basically he cosigned by legends in every major city NYC, LA, Miama, Chicago, Detroit, and soon ATL He might also bring out T.I. :yeshrug: Drake get love on every coast and he making Buddens and Meek irrelevant :francis:

I know the soundtrack is viewed as the redheaded stepchild of an otherwise flawless discography, but i fukk with it.:manny: I can understand people not liking dre's contributions, they were a little more tied into the the movie. Big boi's contributions were almost as good as any outkast...

It's enough that Andre 3000 gets damn near all the credit for OutKast's success. I present to you the better half of OutKast, and one of the kings of the South! Damn near ran the show on Southernplayalistic and ATLiens. Released a superior album out of the double albums with Speakerboxxx...