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Chris Rock Digs In The Vault, Drops Unreleased Parody That Is Still Relevant Today
Source: Spencer Platt / Getty Chris Rock decided to dig in his vault to drop some unreleased material that is both relevant and comedic. On Monday (Jul 21), Chris Rock took to Instagram to share an unreleased 2003 parody video where he transposed his face on Andre 3000’s body for 3 Stacks iconic “Hey Ya” video. Rock’s version takes a serious but hilariously presented look at race, calling out social injustices at the time that are ironically still an issue today. With the caption, “Crackers,” the Bigger and Blacker comedian dropped the song noting that it’s from “deep” within his comedic vault. “🎶Crackers🎶. Here’s a deep cut from the vault.” This isn’t the first time that Chris Rock has referenced his older material as a social “I told you so,” last week the comedy icon pos...
André 3000 Turns His Jumpsuits Into T-Shirt Line Benefiting Black Lives
Source: Outkast performs during Advertising Week at the Best Buy Theater Featuring: Andre 3000,Outkast Where: New York, United States When: 02 Oct 2014 Credit: WENN.com Even though the Rap world could really use some verses from André 3000 he is stepping up another way. He is making some of his most moving quotables into wearables. As spotted on GQ the ATLien is bringing back some of his most memorable outfits during a much needed time. The rapper has taken the magic of his all black jumpsuits from into t-shirts. This collection captures all the iconic excerpts including “across cultures darker people suffer most. why?”, “ok, hand over the cure and stop playing.” and “which type of stereo are you?”. 3 Stacks announced the launch via his social media feeds. “Something very import...
Andre 3000 Drops New Merch Benefitting Movement for Black Lives
OutKast fans are rejoicing at the return of Andre 3000. And while 3 Stacks hasn’t hopped on a new track in a bit, the legendary lyricist instead resurfaced to use his platform to raise money for the Movement for Black Lives, an organization committed to ending police brutality and racial injustice. And he’s doing it with some new merch: 13 variations of a long-sleeve T-shirt to be exact. “Something very important is happening all over the world and it is happening to all of us,” Andre wrote on his site. “How does it make you feel?” “For three days, a selection of shirts inspired by a collection of my jumpsuits will be sold and 100% of net proceeds will be donated to Movement for Black Lives to aid in their fight to end police brutality and racial injustice against Black people. T...
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