Outkast
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The 100 Best Album Covers of All Time
From Biggie to Beyoncé to Bad Bunny, from Nirvana to Nas to Neil Young, this is the album art that changed the way we see music
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Bun B Can't Believe 'Int'l Players Anthem' Has Become a Wedding Staple
On the latest episode of our 500 Greatest Songs podcast, UGK's Bun B talks about the magic of recording the 2007 hit "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose U)"
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Outkast Pay Tribute to Organized Noize's Rico Wade: He 'Saw Something in Us'
Producer's funeral coincided with 30th anniversary of Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik: "Without Rico Wade, there is no Outkast," Big Boi and Andre 3000 write
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Rico Wade: Funeral Plans Revealed for Organized Noize Producer
Member of pioneering production trio to be laid to rest in private service at Atlanta church Friday
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Rico Wade, Producer With Atlanta's Pioneering Organized Noize, Dead at 52
As one of the architects of the "Dirty South" sound, Wade co-produced albums by OutKast and Goodie Mob, and co-wrote TLC's hit "Waterfalls"
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André 3000 Announces New Blue Sun Tour Dates
The tour runs from Jan. 29 to March 9, with multiple-day stops in San Francisco, California, and Brooklyn, New York
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Can Big Boi and J.I.D See the Future of Southern Rap?
Two of the sharpest lyricists in Atlanta meet up at Stankonia Studios to trade industry stories and favorite bars, and talk about how they want to see hip-hop keep evolving
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The 150 Greatest Hip-Hop Videos of All Time
From Run-D.M.C. to Doja Cat, from Missy to Busta, and beyond
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50 Genuinely Horrible Albums by Brilliant Artists
Dylan, Lennon, Bowie, Outkast — even the greatest of greats screw up sometimes. These are the epic duds that diehard fans would like to pretend never happened.
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'It's About Communication': Why Big Boi Is Advocating for Mental Health
Atlanta rap icon will headline May 21 Sound Mind festival in New York to fight stigma: 'It's always good to let people know that people care about them, and you're not alone'
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