Snoop Dogg escalated the confrontation to the entire seaboard: “The East Coast don’t got no love for Dr. dancing.” Knight let that last word linger, a personal grenade hurled at Puff Daddy. Earlier that evening, Suge Knight-6-foot-3, 330 pounds, Blood-red button-up shirt-glowered at the audience like a hellbound offensive lineman: “If any artists out there want to be artists and stay a star… and don’t want to worry about the executive producer… all in the videos… all on the records. When OutKast shocked the Source Awards audience by winning Best New Rap Group, it was like being fed to the firing squad. The two dope boys in a Cadillac had made a left turn and wound up in the middle of a civil war at Madison Square Garden's Paramount Theater on a soggy August night in 1995.
Ten years after from their last major record, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, we trace Big Boi and Andre 3000's path from Southern vanguards to the most universally beloved rappers in the world with a career-spanning essay followed by separate pieces on each of their six albums.īefore there was love below, there were boos.
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