Hey, One Song Nation, we're off this week, but we'd like to revisit one of our favorite early episodes of the pod, our episode on Miss Jackson by hip-hop legends, Outcast.

That's right, Zialo. This is the Grammy Award winning song that Rolling Stone placed at number 55 on their list of best songs of the 2000s.

Outcast isn't just from my hometown. We grew up in the same neighborhood. This one's very special to me.

So until next week, enjoy our one song episode on Miss Jackson. Woo!

Woo!

The music you're listening to right now is by Andre 3000. It's off of his new album, New Blue Sun.

And if you're wondering why I am using my NPR voice,

is strictly to point out that some of you actually fell for that.

Some of you actually thought that that was music from his album,

because you have not listened to it.

You're telling people you listen.

You haven't. No, as you can tell from what luxury is now

playing, we're going further back in time to the year 2000. This episode of one song goes out to all

the baby mammas, mama, mama, mamas, baby mamas, mamas, all the mamas and all the babies. That's right.

On this episode of one song, we're apologizing a trillion

times and talking about Outcast as seminal three times platinum, Billboard chart topping,

owed to complicated relationships. That's right. We are talking outcasts in the song, Miss Jackson.

If you're nasty. Different Miss Jackson.

Oh, for real. I'm actor, writer, director, and sometimes DJ Diallo Riddell.

And I'm producer, DJ, and songwriter luxury,

aka the guy who sometimes, frequently, often even, talks about,

and even whispers about interpolation.

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