If anybody is able to shut a city down, it’s the rap duo: Outkast (BigBoi and Andre 3000).
City: Atlanta.
Hands down.
All hands were held up however, as the 3-night shin dig (#ATLast) weekend concert series was held [and commandeered] on its third night when Outkast took it home, and took ‘em back to those southern rap sounds owned by Outkast, droned by no one and that to date-still transcend time.
A special cameo and onstage performance featuring Erykah Badu who, as you may (or may not know) mothers the rapping funk phenom (Andre 3000)’ son: Seven (now seventeen years old).
“That’s my baby daddy” she joked, after the two embraced.
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen the two of them together and of course sharing the same stage on the final night of the greatly anticipated shin dig was just as good a time as any.
Badu joined the revered Atlanta-based rap duo at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park while they performed the hit off their Stankonia album: “Humble Mumble” while Erykah humbly did opposite that as she confidently blessed the song, and stage with her presence and essence.
Some excited fans did the very best they could-trying to capture the moment for all who missed the performances, could share the experience as well:
Other footage worked out just fine:
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Outkast performed BOMBS OVER BAGHAD:
Outkast and Sleepy Brown
Outkast and Texas rap father Bun B
Oukast performs AQUEMINI
Other performances were held by 2 Chainz, Future, Janelle Monae, Kid Cudi, and Childish Gambino, Raury, B.oB., Killer Mike, and Eight Ball & MJG.
Special guests that were there as well was non-other than Atlanta’s own L.A Reid, Usher, Jermaine Dupri.
Here are more highlights of their shows for your viewing pleasure!
Janelle Monae
2 Chainz
Future
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