Customer Reviews

Rosa Parks

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This song is from their hit album "Aquemini", and it's just mind-blowingly beautiful. The harmonica break heavily represents the southern-feeling of Outkast. It's one of Outkast's definitive songs (B.O.B. Ms. Jackson, So Fresh, So Clean, Gasoline Dream, etc.) I highly recommend this to anybody. It's not violent at all that kids can listen to it, and the whole song is very friendly to ears. If you want more than just a few songs, then buy Aquemini (It's a very great album). I'll sum up with this quote: "Ah, ha. Hush that fuss. Everybody move to the back of the bus. Do you wanna bump and slump with us, we the type of people make the club get crunk."

Don't forget Outkast's new album "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below", which is also very good.

I respect Rosa Parks&her Position on this song but this song is a jam no matter how you break it down.i couldn't put it down.very catchy but timely lyrics.i dug the whole break down of it.worth checking into.

ATLiens was great, but Rosa Parks, the 1st single off Aquemini, was even better. It was the first upbeat Outkast song in a while, and it couldn't have been better. The hook is catchy, and the harmonica solo is great too (how many harmonica solos are there in rap?). Dre tears it up on the second verse like no other. It's a shame that the REAL Rosa Parks had to file a lawsuit on these guys, all they did was be geniuses!

This is a tight and funky song! Great song to play at dances and parties! Check it out!

This is one of the best rap songs i have ever heard- i am not kidding, it is phat! Every time I hear it on the radio i turn it waaaay up cos it such an upbeat song and has a great rhythm.

It's the best original rap song in years. I mean the beat is so up tempo and happy, you can't stay in a bad mood and hear this song at a club or on the radio. The "breakdown" part is so smooth. That's the most original part of the entire song. I mean how many rap songs do you know with a harmonica in the background? It's a hit from beginning to end.

I love this song because its awesome to dance to and the best part is the cowboy part because everyone always goes nuts then!

I did a dance to this song in august 2004 at my camp and i loved this song since then...I LOVE OUTKAST!

Rosa Parks is the best song on the radio today. They need to play it more. I can just listen to it over and over again. I love it. Keep em comin' Outkast. (I love the Cowboy too. I don't know what that one reviewer is talking about)

Outkast, in my own personal opinion, is the hottest group out there. I have been in love with the lyrics of both Big Boi and Andre since album number 1. Although there were minor changes in the group's appearance and rapping style, I was still turned on even more by the intellectual factor of the group. My favorite CD from Outkast would have to be ATliens. I heard Outkast before, but never in the way that they represented themselves in ATliens. I fell in love with the CD the first time my ears heard it. It's one of those CD's that you can play forever and it never bores you. Each time you here the lyrics it sounds like the first time. That Aqemini joint was off the hook and they deserved every bit of "Hip-Hop Classic" for it. I still listen to that, every since I bought it back in October. I buy new CD's, but they all play out so quickly. When you make quality music like Outkast or Goodie Mob, it sets your mind at ease when you listen to it instead of giving you a headache. The only thing that Outkast does is Educate not Playa Hate!!! I'll always love Outkast, because they are as real and original as they come. Keep up the good work.