Showing posts with label andre 3000. Show all posts
Showing posts with label andre 3000. Show all posts

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Future feat. André 3000 – Benz Friendz (Watchutola) [MUSIC]


White button down and emory scrubs
Had to write her birthday down 'cause my memory sucks
But this shit come back up like some acid reflux
Or Michael Jackson jacket with some plastic zip ups
I was zippin' through the city and I don't give a fuck
1994 Toyota Land Cruiser because
That bitch never broke down on me, why would I do that to her
Simplism, symbolism I pull up at a club
And might never buy a new car again if I can help it
'Cause if I buy one they will sell ten and what I'm left with
Throw a nigga one on his rim, then we might can talk
Til then I will ride my fucking bike or walk


-Three Stacks




Stream Future’s sophomore LP, Honest, out April 22 HERE.


Tuesday, March 6, 2012

The Fader x Andre 3000 [INTERVIEW]



The Fader gets Andre 3 Stacks on the line fresh off his “DoYaThing” collaboration with Converse, the Gorillaz and James Murphy to speak on his collaborations, almost turning 40, the information era, OutKast, Rap’s next generation, and an upcoming solo project.


FADER: A music video used to be such an event. Is it also about taking some of that excitement back?

Andre: Yeah, maybe. I don’t know. Things have changed now. There’s so much content. People record everything. People will record [themselves] sitting on the toilet seat just talking. I don’t know what’s an event anymore. The only thing I know how to do is go with what I know, and I just feel like—it just didn’t seem like a right time to do it. For me to jump in videos, if I wasn’t sure I was prepared to back it up. I always felt like, if I’m going to jump in the video, there’s going to be an album coming.


Read the full interview HERE

via The FADER

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Converse Presents: Gorillaz featuring Andre 3000 & James Murphy - DoYaThing [VIDEO]



Converse pairs 3 eclectic artists, and makes something electric... BOOM! Not the first time either (remember Pharrell, Santogold, and Julian Casablancas in "My Drive Thru"?)

Click HERE to learn more about the collaboration and download the record.

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Ke$ha feat. Andre 3000 - Sleazy (Remix) [MUSIC]

New Dre3K music? I'm with it. Even if I have to take Ke$ha with the deal ...I only say this cadence so it don't get negated.


via XXL

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Andre Benjamin x Holt Renfrew Launch “Benjamin Bixby”[FASHION]



I should have gone to this yesterday.

via Holt Renfrew

Spring 2009

Home Base: New York City.

Bio: Last fall, the multitalented André Benjamin, otherwise known as OutKast musician André 3000, launched his men's clothing line, Benjamin Bixby. Although the label includes his surname, he decided not to christen it with his full moniker, telling the press, "I didn't want it to be about a celebrity." As the label's designer and creative director, he's taken a completely hands-on approach and sketches every item in the collection himself.

Vision and Influences: A '30s documentary on American college football inspired the overall brand and its vintage approach. His first collection featured collegiate, preppy styles, while his spring line channels 19th-century India. "My vision," says Benjamin, "is to tell a variety of stories through the apparel experience."

Signature Style: Think dapper and eclectic meets traditional and tailored. "The Benjamin Bixby man is a rebel gent," says Benjamin. "He likes classics with extraordinary styling."

Spring 2009: Benjamin says, "It's all about colonial India: the black madras tux, the over-dyed polo with underarm details and the khaki cotton suit with a map of India lining."

Your Perfect Day: "Wake up. Find the perfect outfit to match my mood. Eat a tasty lunch. Watch American football all day. Sleep. Repeat."

Thursday, October 2, 2008

MULTIPLE PERSONAS André Benjamin, aka André 3000 aka Benjamin Bixby



I have heard about Andre 3000's clothing line Benjamin Bixby for quite some time, but there was very good article in the New York Times about the project.

As André 3000 of OutKast, he suavely crafted an alter ego with a distinctive retro-preppy-nerdy style and used fashion magazines, which were captivated by his look, to promote his image. He often showed up at photo shoots with bags of his own dandy clothes and was photographed in them, as when he appeared in a long houndstooth overcoat with Kate Moss in Rolling Stone. In 2005, he made the International Best-Dressed List in Vanity Fair.


Read the whole story here.