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What's going on, Andre? How you doing, man? Well, I'm all right. How y'all doing is a morning. Doing those days. So what's been going on in your world, man? A lot. Class of 3,000 right now. You know, been ready to put this thing on stage and see Class 3,000, which was the animated show. A lot of people know about that, you know, through their kids.

Class 3,000 is an animated show that was on Cartoon Network. The premise is this music superstar,

which is voiced by myself. He leads the business and comes back home to Atlanta, Georgia.

And at the same time, there's these kids at a performing art school,

and they decide, hey, why don't we get this superstar, his name is Sunny Bridges,

why don't we get him to be our music teacher?

And so they devised a plan to get them to come and teach at their school.

And that's the basis of the whole animated show.

And so the Alliance Theater has taken that, and they're putting it on stage. So you actually have real people playing these children. And it is hilarious to see like these grown people playing kids and embodying a cartoon character.

Now, the Alliance, the Alliance Theater is responsible for getting the color purple up to Broadway. Is that something that you are hopeful for for Class of 3000?

Well, I wanted to go as far as it can go. If it goes, I'd love it. You know, that'd be

great. You seem to have like this creative ADD to me. Like, you're always trying to stretch it a little bit and I don't

want to use the word bored, but you always are always stretching yourself a little in so many

different areas and everything that you seem to touch just seems to be successful. Well, thank you.

And it's funny you say that it is kind of, you know, like a creative ADD because it's, I have to keep

myself excited in a way and I have to kind of keep myself alive. So, you know, I always kind of start things saying, oh, this would be cool. You know, I sell them starting things and say, oh, man, this would make great money, you know. So it's like just ideas. You just try them out. And sometimes they work. Sometimes they don't. It's all about trying it, you know. Whose idea was it to go and put Class of 3,000 as a live show? This was the Alliance Theater. That's awesome. You know, they were looking for something to put on stage for their kids, and they felt like it was a perfect marriage. You know, the place in Atlanta I'm from Atlanta it was about music and of course you know music education and just

the arts in school you know it's kind of dying out right now they just felt like it was a perfect

thing to do so they contacted um cartoon network and got me involved in it's amazing it's a great

concept uh you know you know people are going to be curious what's going on with you and Alcast because people love to say that the band's not happening anymore, that you guys are done. So why don't you set the record straight? Well, right now we're concentrating on what I always record music, man. Right now we're concentrating on these solo albums. And maybe there will be another

Outcast album. We really don't know. It's all about, you know, how do you feel at the time,

to be honest. And, you know, we're kind of getting up there in age. I know I'm only 33 when it comes to

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