type s*** im on you wouldnt understand

hoping 3k is paying attention to the number of grandpa rappers thats been putting out heat lately

oh f*** OFF

Who could even genuinely produce a new Outkast record in 2025? Outkast albums have some of the most intricate production in music. No one would be up to the task imo.

What the

I thought you would like it

He's a shiny

You are distracting me with what appears to be my now holy grail of a card

andre 3000

It's the rarest card I have now

If you get a shiny of that rarity I like more I'll trade him to you

I'm not huge on Lucario

Here’s another example of the psy op. The quoted tweet is the planted subject material for the next 2 days, and for the next 2 days there will just be various takes surrounding this clip. who is behind all this

Early 10s was the last chance man, Organized Noize was still producing for Big Boi, KRIT was basically an Outkast superfan wanting to work with them and 3K was still somewhat interested in the idea of a new album.

“I got you gigglin’ like a piglet, now thats the ticket!” is a line only André could deliver. Phenomenal work.

They don’t necessarily need ON though because André himself is/was capable of producing Outkast himself.

It's probably why he's not interested now, he's never had to produce a whole entire album by himself, and he's not going to do it now.

the love below is produced entirely by 3k himself!

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Ok, I have a crush on Rosalia now

the class of 3000 album might be too idk

This one is crazy

Look at all these credits bro

André 3000 – executive producer, lead vocals (all tracks), producer (all tracks), programming (tracks 1, 9, 12), keyboards (tracks 1, 9, 12), guitar (tracks 4, 7, 8, 18), tenor saxophone (track 8), acoustic guitar (track 9), background vocals (track 19)
Big Boi – executive producer, lead vocals (track 10; uncredited), background vocals (track 6)
L.A. Reid – executive producer
Brian "Big Bass" Gardner – audio mastering (all tracks)
Kelis – lead vocals (track 15)
Norah Jones – lead vocals (track 19)
Killer Mike – background vocals (track 10)
Sleepy Brown – background vocals (track 19)
Joi – additional vocals (track 4)
Myrna Crenshaw – additional vocals (track 4)
Marianne Lee Stiff – additional vocals (track 7)
John Frisbee – additional vocals (track 7)
Rosario Dawson – additional vocals (track 8)
Rabeka Tunei – additional vocals (track 9), recording assistant (track 9)
John Frye – audio recording (all tracks), audio mixing (tracks 10, 14, 17), pre-mixing (tracks 2–8, 10–13, 15, 18, 19)
Robert "HipHop" Hannon – audio recording (tracks 4, 5, 9)
Pete Novak – audio recording (tracks 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19), audio mixing (track 15), pre-mixing (tracks 4, 5, 12)
Matt Still – audio recording (track 7)
Terrence Cash – audio recording (track 8)
Reggie Cozier – audio recording (track 13)
Darrell Thorp – audio recording (track 13)
Brian Paluralski – audio recording (track 15)
Padraic Kernin – audio recording (track 18), recording assistant (track 18)
Neal Pogue – audio mixing (tracks 2, 7–9, 18, 19)
Dexter Simmons – audio mixing (tracks 4, 5, 12, 13)
Warren Bletcher – recording assistant (all tracks)
Josh Monroy – recording assistant (tracks 4, 5, 9)
Russell Buelna – recording assistant (tracks 4, 13, 14, 19), mixing assistant (track 15)
Chris Carmouche – recording assistant (tracks 8, 13)
Jared Robbins – recording assistant (tracks 9, 15), mixing assistant (track 15)
Jeff Moses – recording assistant (tracks 12, 14, 17)
Greg Burns – recording assistant (track 13), mixing assistant (track 13)
Chris Steffen – recording assistant (track 13), mixing assistant (track 13)
Donnie Whittemore – mixing assistant (tracks 4, 12, 13)
Alex Reverberi – mixing assistant (tracks 5, 7, 8, 10, 14, 18, 19)
Malik Albert – mixing assistant (track 8)
Greg Price – mixing assistant (track 9)
Sean Tallman – mixing assistant (track 17)
Kevin Kendrick – keyboards (tracks 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, 14, 19), guitar (track 4), piano (track 17)
Marvin "Chanz" Parkman – keyboards (tracks 8, 19)
Darryl Smith – guitar (track 2)
Tomi Martin – guitar (track 8)
Moffet Morris – upright bass (track 4)
Kevin Brandon – double bass (tracks 4, 14)
Kevin Smith – electric bass (track 5)
Aaron Mills – bass (tracks 7, 8, 17)
Hornz Unlimited – horns (tracks 2, 14, 19), trumpets (tracks 5, 8)
Cutmaster Swift – cuts (tracks 5, 8)
Jef Van Veen – drums (tracks 2, 14)
Benjamin Wright – string arrangement, conductor (track 13)
Charles Veal – violin, concert master (track 13)
James Sitterly – violin (track 13)
Mark Casillas – violin (track 13)
Gina Kranstadt – violin (track 13)
Marisa McClead – violin (track 13)
Mark Cargill – violin (track 13)
Richard Adkins – violin (track 13)
Tibor Zelig – violin (track 13)
Yarda Kettner – violin (track 13)
Louis Kabok – violin (track 13)
Patrick Morgan – viola (track 13)
Robin Ross – viola (track 13)
Michel Vardone – viola (track 13)
March Vaj – viola (track 13)
John Krovaza – cello (track 13)
Martin Smith – cello (track 13)
Lisa Chien – cello (track 13)
Catherine Chan – cello (track 13)
Kelvin Brandon – contra, bass (track 13)
Kevin O'Neal – contra, bass (track 13)
Gary Harris – saxophone (track 17)
Fulton Yard Unlimited – digital editing (track 14)
Regina Davenport – A&R direction and coordination, production coordinator
Theresa Wilson – A&R administrator
Michael "Big Blue" Williams – management
Joe-Mama Nitzberg – creative direction
Jeff Schulz – art direction and design
Torkil Gudnason – photography

There's a reason why he's doing Flute albums now, it doesn't take all that work. He's just not interested

I don’t think he’s overwhelmed by the work that assistant engineers have to do.

He’s attempted solo albums before but couldn’t find where to go with it. I think he’s just folding under pressure and creatively insecure (unjustifiably).

Yea, I'm pretty sure he wanted to release something around 2012, and plans fell through. When that inspiration catches him, I think he'll get in the studio but, idk. A new 3K/Outkast does interest me though, don't get it twisted.

I have faith that Andre will eventually release solo music with vocals, and that these instrumental albums and tours will act as a soft launch for that.

he just needs to get comfortable being a solo artist.

looking at it as him already having dipped a toe in and has tested the waters