Hip Hop Is Dead. Long Live Hip Hop!

Big Boi and Andre 3000 may have ventured off in differing directions this past half-decade, but Outkast remains the same. Since December, rumors of Big Boi's next solo album have been circulating, but for the last coupla months, this is the only track we've heard. Still, it's more than enough to keep the hype alive. The album is to be called Sir Luscious Left Foot, and the track, "Royal Flush" features Raekwon and Three-Stacks himself, who's become a bit of a Gandhi of the Streets. On DJ Drama's "Art of Storytellin' Pt 4", Dre deftly postulates:

She said, While you in the club, you don't make it precipitate?
You know, make it rain when you can make it thunderstorm
I'm like, Why?
The world needs sun
The hood needs funds
There's a war going on and half the battle is guns
How dare I throw it on the floor
When people are poor

Here he drops the lines:

When all the other kids are fresh and they got new Nintendo
Wiis
And yo' child is down on her knees
Praying hard up to God for a Whopper with cheese

"Royal Flush" MP3 (that someone else made a video for):


Official Outkast page.

-J2

Jay-Z Got Nothin' On Andre Three Stacks

In case there was any question on whether or not Benjamin André, aka Andre 3000, aka Andre Three Stacks, is still the greatest rapper alive (sorry Weezy, sorry Hova - it's true), Atlanta deejay Drama features Dre and Big Boi in top form on "The Art of Storytellin' Pt. 4", an Outkast continuation released on the cultivated mixtape Gangsta Grillz: The Album that dropped in December. No official music video to be found, but this video does at least let you hear it if you don't want to fork over 99 cents on iTunes. Be sure to listen close to the first verse, as Andre spits some of the filthiest lines since Amy Winehouse felt differently about checking into rehab:



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