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...hearts out in earnest? Dropping “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See” only to stop it two seconds in; making fun of the crowd for being “tired,” blazing through half a verse of “Break Ya Neck” before drifting off into incoherency, swept away by cheering—that was the act. It’s about the only honest show an artist who’s spent his life impressing everyone, yet being mysterious at the same time, could...
...Busta for FM’s weekly “Fifteen Questions” feature—a task I took very seriously. After all, when would I ever again have the chance to meet a poet who penned such moving songs as “Break Ya Neck” and “Light Your Ass on Fire?” Among my planned questions: “What one item in your wardrobe could you not live without?”; “In the song ‘A Trip Out of Town...
Dressed in a purple and gold jersey embroidered with the word “Flipmode” and a matching hat, Busta Rhymes mesmerized the audience with some of his most popular songs, including “Make It Clap,” “Break Ya Neck” and “Pass the Courvoisier,” during his hour-long set under multicolored lights on a temporary stage...
Care to debate that last point? For nine weeks OutKast brought the nation together under a groove--two grooves, actually. From December 2003 to February 2004, Andre's Hey Ya! and Big Boi's The Way You Move were stacked together at the top of the pop charts--the first time since the Beatles' arrival 40 years ago that two songs by the same band had so dominated the country's consciousness. The Way You Move was an instant R.-and-B. classic; Hey Ya! was something greater. You don't expect universality from a song about the agony...
Your sexiest physical trait: Legs that make the girls go ya-ya...