Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
studio album
['comic book artist', 'car bombing', 'digital computing', 'epic poetry', 'parish church', 'historic counties', 'intelligent personal assistant', 'antenna', 'interface definition language', 'antihero', 'national library', 'macroethnic', 'public cloud', 'federal bird reservation', 'literary society', 'regional church', 'drow', 'trappist brewery', 'closed source', 'astronomical observatory', 'kabushiki gaisha', 'medieval art', 'roleplaying', 'avatars', 'disney theme park', 'unincorporated territory', 'volksfest', 'boy group', 'chassidic', 'spaceprobe', 'bathyscaphe', 'erinyes', 'theme route', 'cable stayed bridge', 'legal tender', 'mosque', 'presidential election', 'memorial day', 'paleocontinents', 'footmen', 'jinja', 'customhouse', 'eastern orthodox christians', 'offensive tackle', 'hill resort', 'soviet republic', 'galaxies', 'linux distribution', 'afc champions league', 'german concentration camps', 'dmu', 'european union', 'abugida', 'internet protocol', 'npp', 'terra nullius', 'red giant', 'presidential nominating conventions', 'artificial island', 'acid', 'ancient trackway', 'web portal', 'widget toolkit', 'amusement park', 'constellation', 'asteroid', 'expo', 'leap year error', 'solar deities', 'psalter', 'improvisational comedian', 'razzie awards', 'stone arch bridge', 'pluvial', 'airborne pollutants', 'film studio', 'video game development company', 'protium', 'model organism', 'ice giant', 'web comic', 'readymade', 'community development blocs', 'phylogenetic', 'dormant volcano', 'dsv', 'savanna', 'natural satellite', 'marine corps', 'tone poem', 'spiral nebulae', 'rockumentary', 'cervical nerves', 'funicular railways', 'mother sauce', 'doughnut', 'pacific nations cup', 'roman province', 'dock yard']
Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik (song)
"Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" is a song by American hip hop duo OutKast, released on June 20, 1994 as the second single from their debut studio album, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. The title track managed to chart at #74 on the Billboard Hot 100, however failed to live up to the success of their previous single, "Player's Ball", which charted at #37 on that same chart.