Goodie Mob Talks Dungeon Family, Outkast, ‘Soul Food’, New Music, & More

People's Party with Talib Kweli

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4.4 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of People’s Party with Talib Kweli, Goodie Mob is in the building and we’re diving deeeeeeep. Big Gipp, Khujo, Cee-Lo, T-Mo, are all here and nothing is off limits — we’re talking Outkast, reminiscing about the Dungeon, looking back on the power and influence of ‘Soul Food,’ and digging in to the group’s latest release, ‘Survival Kit.’ If you’re ready to understand the intersection of Southern Rap and Conscious Rap — this interview is the place to start.

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0:00.0	What's up party people it's Tyler quality to be came see the MCO
0:03.4	I love the fact that y'all checking out the people's party and showing us a lot of love
0:07.2	You know what we do we bringing you all the live guests
0:09.8	We bringing you the best podcasts on the internet just make sure you subscribe and leave a review people's party
0:15.6	Tyler quality let's go
0:30.9	What's up party people in the place to be this to be came see the MCO Tyler quality once again
0:35.1	This is the fantastic world's best podcast to people's party. I am back in yellow springs
0:40.9	I am here with my fantastic lovely and thought provoking and intelligent funny co-host Jasmine Lee in a place to be given up for Jasmine Lee how you feeling
0:48.7	Yeah I'm pumped up and ready to go
0:52.7	Are you ready Jasmine? I'm so ready this is what we got to get right into it we got a good show coming up
0:59.9	Well yes we do have to get right into it because this episode is very important to me
1:04.0	These gentlemen who we are interviewing today are some of the huge influences on me as an artist
1:09.6	Ladies and gentlemen we are trying something that we have never tried before
1:12.8	Multiple guests and multiple locations because this group requires that these are absolutely
1:19.7	Foundational figures not just an ATL hip hop not just a conscious hip hop not just a southern hip hop
1:26.7	But a hip hop all together these men are part of the dungeon family when their 1995 debut album came out so
1:33.9	Full and help carve a brand new lane of hip hop for lyrically minded socially aware southern MCs
1:40.3	Man it's still considered a vital classic for rap fans from coast to coast still standing followed it up
1:46.0	There's a whole bunch of stuff that went on between all of that the whole bunch of stuff
1:50.3	We're gonna get into the band came back together strong
1:53.2	We're age against the machine and right about now in this area
1:57.3	This band has a brand new project out which I've been bumping all my motherfucking week
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