Big Gipp, a member of Goodie Mob, recently shed light on André 3000’s untapped reservoir of rap content during an episode of B High ATL on January 6. According to Gipp, André 3000 possesses a complete rap album ready for release, showcasing his extensive creative output.
Gipp revealed the existence of this hidden gem, stating, “I’ma tell you something you don’t know — the bruh got a rap album.” He emphasized that if André 3000 ever decided to return to the rap scene, Organized Noize could effortlessly retrieve the album from their vault.
When questioned about André 3000’s apparent hiatus from releasing rap material, Big Gipp suggested that fans may be overlooking the bigger picture. He clarified, “It’s not about that. It’s about where we are in music right now.”
Gipp argued that André 3000’s decision not to release rap material wasn’t an attempt to conform to the current music landscape but rather a strategic move to redefine the narrative.
According to Gipp, André 3000’s focus wasn’t merely about joining the current music trends. Instead, it was a deliberate choice to make a meaningful impact and pave the way for a new direction in the industry.
Gipp highlighted André 3000’s recent endeavors as a successful attempt to break away from the norm and open up possibilities for a fresh and innovative musical landscape.
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