It was a three-stack dedication.Andre 3000 has been a fan favorite for many years. A genuine eccentric in the hip-hop scene, Three Stacks is one of the few musicians whose rιsk-taking has garnered both praise from critics and financial success. He is skilled at making experimentalism sound appealing. But this skill has been truly tested by his most recent undertaking. At the most recent Atlanta Jazz Festival, Andre continued his woodwind odyssey with a clarinet solo rather than rapping or singing. The audience was… confused about what to do.

On May 27, which was also his 49th birthday, Andre 3000 gave a performance at the event. Backing the Outkast member was the same band he collaborated with on his solo album, New Blue Moon. Stacks was primarily engrossed in his clarinet playing, however he did engage in some lighthearted conversation with the audience. Video of the rapper’s set has surfaced online, with several outlets mistaking his supposed flute playing for that of Spongebob Squarepants’ Squidward.It seems a bit strange to watch the performance on video. It appears like the crowd is at a loss for words when Andre 3000 takes the stage. As if things weren’t already uncomfortable enough, a few of them are staring about while the rapper plays a clarinet solo. Andre 3K, to be honest, has been riding the windwood wave for quite some time. Just before he started playing, he said that he doesn’t have a set musical agenda and will instead follow his muse. “Everything we’re doing — the same way that New Blue Sun was made with me and my brothers,” said he. Everything is being made up by us on the fly. The night’s soundtrack is always a surprise.

Although he is aware of his fans’ desires for him to return to rapping, Andre 3000 informed Bitter Southerner that he is no longer capable of doing so. Improvisational instrumental music captivates him more, and he feels cоmpelled to follow his inspiration. The problem, he told the media outlet, is that he can only express his emotions. In my opinion, it lacks authenticity if there is no new information uncovered. On my own, I’ve never thought of myself as a top-tier producer, performer, rapper, or any of those related professions. However, I am certain of one thing: my gut instinct. Who are you to criticize that?