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Big Boi Drops Some Visuals “Fo Yo Sorrows” (Video)

Posted by Nathan S. on 03/10/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Videos, Big Boi

One half of Outkast's legendary lyrical output Big Boi is preparing to drop his unbelievably freshly named new album, "Sir Lucious Leftfoot the Son of Chico Dusty", but before we get the final product (whenever that is), Big's holding fans over with some visuals to his single "Fo Yo Sorrows", featuring Too Short ("Bitch!) and the funkfather George Clinton. Enjoy.



The Refined Take:

1) Goddamn I love me some George Clinton. I don't know if there's another man alive who could rock neon pink braids and still look like the motherfucking man. Funkadelic indeed.

2) It's kind of funny to see Big Boi rhyming at a bus stop considering he probably hasn't taken the bus in twenty years. Unless Atlanta has some sort of tricked out Cadillac public transit system I'm not aware of, and I wouldn't be that surprised if they did.

3) If you're thinking that Too Short looks really old in this video, that's because he is. The man's 44-years-old, though obviously not slowing down. Additional props to Short for filming in Oakland. Yay Area!

4) How much weed do you think George Clinton has smoked at this point? It's got to be going on well over 100 pounds. I don't think I could even come up with a ballpark figure. Anyone else?

5) If you need something fo yo download sorrows, click here. RefinedHype is for the babies!


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enigmAtic And ecstAtic
sick video.

Posted on Mar 10, 2010
Nathan S.
Nathan S.
Agreed. I'd watch George Clintron read a phone book. In fact, that sounds dope. Let's make it happen.

Posted on Mar 10, 2010


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