Big Boi

World-wise, wary, alien and earthy, 'Aquemini' is the quintessential OutKast album.

'Speakerboxx/The Love Below' is one of hip-hop's most successful releases of all-time, and also signaled the end of OutKast.

OutKast's sound was futuristic in scope but grounded in the realities of the streets of Atlanta, a mixture that was potent and fresh, nostalgic and piercing.

From Will Smith, Queen Latifah and Ice Cube, to Sticky Fingaz and Eve, we've ranked the rappers-turned-actors.

For 20 plus years, Big's been consistent, lyrically remaining true to his brand of street savvy, futuristic realism.

While it’s difficult to pinpoint precisely when it was that Southern hip-hop seeped into the collective consciousness of the rap industry and asserted its dominance, only one crew can lay claim to putting Atlanta on the map: The legendary Dungeon Family.

These legendary cosigns helped shape the course of hip-hop.

Some of hip-hop's biggest names are urging President Trump and his administration to stop their family-separating zero-tolerance border policy immediately.

But before that, he'll head out on the third leg of his 'Boomiverse' tour this month.

Big Boi and Andre 3000 reunited for a special occasion.