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OutKast Wiki Biography

Outkast was formed in 1991, in Atlanta, Georgia USA, consisting of rappers Andre “Andre 3000” Benjamin, and Antwan “Big Boi” Patton. They are a hip hop group, best known for their critical success in the 1990s and the 2000s – some of their most popular songs include “Hey Ya!”, “Ms Jackson”, and “Player’s Ball”. They helped popularize Southern hip hop, and are considered one of the most successful hip hop groups of all time. All of their efforts have helped put their net worth to where it is today.

How rich is OutKast? As of late-2017, sources estimate a net worth that is at $5 million, mostly earned through success in the music industry, and as they continue their endeavors, it is expected that their wealth will also continue to increase.

Patton and Benjamin met at a shopping mall in 1991 and became friends – they both attended Tri-Cities High School and were very active in participating in rap battles during school breaks. The two then decided to team up, and were pursued by local producers Organized Noize; they settled on the name OutKast, before signing as a part of LaFace Records before matriculating. They became the label’s first hip hop act, and would appear in collaborations with TLC. In 1993, they released their first single entitled “Player’s Ball” which reached the top of the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart, which led to the release of their debut album entitled “Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik”, which became highly successful, and they would win a Source Award for “Best New Rap Group, helping their net worth increase significantly.

Due to the success of their debut album, OutKast was given more money and creative control for their next album. They changed their image and began performing live more frequently. In 1996, they released their second album entitled “ATLiens” which would become a double platinum success, leaning more on the influences of reggae and dub, and reaching third spot on the Billboard top R&B/Hip Hop charts, and the single “Elevators (Me & You)” spent 20 weeks as a part of the Billboard Hot 100. They started to produce more of their own songs and adapted more futuristic personas, and two years later, they released another album entitled “Aquemini”, which also became double platinum, reaching second spot on the Billboard 200 album chart, and delved into more genres including electro. They also explored more eclectic subject matter, and released the controversial song “Rosa Parks”.

Their next album “Stankonia” was also released to positive reviews, but this time appealed more to mainstream music. The album included the songs “B.O.B (Bombs Over Baghdad)” and “Ms. Jackson”, and would receive quadruple platinum certification. They spent two years working on the next album entitled “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below”, which is two solo albums packaged under a single release and would become the duo’s biggest commercial success, selling over five million copies, certified diamond in 2004, and winning a Grammy Award in the same year. The duo then started to work on the film entitled “Idlewild” which was released alongside an album of the same name which also found success, certifying platinum. The group then went on hiatus in 2006, as the two members started to focus on solo as well as collaborative work. In 2014, they reunited to perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

For their personal lives, it is known that Patton married Sherlita in 2002, and they have three children, one of whom is from Patton’s previous relationship. Not much is known about Andre’s current romantic relationships, but he is very active in animal causes. He was also previously a vegan, but gave it up in 2014.

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OutKast Quick Info

Net Worth	$5 million
Date Of Birth	1991
Place Of Birth	Atlanta, Georgia USA
Profession	Rappers
Education	Tri-Cities High School
Nationality	Americans
Facebook	https://www.facebook.com/outkast
Twitter	https://twitter.com/outkast
Instagram	https://www.instagram.com/outkast/
MySpace	https://myspace.com/outkast
IMDB	http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1642036/
Allmusic	https://www.allmusic.com/artist/outkast-mn0000420381
Record Labels	LaFace Records, Arista Records, Sony Music
Albums	Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, ATLiens, Aquemini, Stankonia, Big Boi and Dre Present… Outkast, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Idlewild, WhatuBeenWaitin4, Original Album Classics, Live From Los Angeles

OutKast Filmography

Title	Year	Status	Character	Role
MADtv		TV Series 1 episode, 2003 writer – 1 episode, 2004		Soundtrack
Chappelle’s Show	2004	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Will & Grace	2004	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Barbershop 2: Back in Business	2004	performer: “I Can’t Wait” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
Madden NFL 2004	2003	Video Game performer: “Church”		Soundtrack
Saturday Night Live	2002-2003	TV Series performer – 2 episodes		Soundtrack
OutKast: Hey Ya!	2003	Video short performer: “Hey Ya!”		Soundtrack
Totally Gay!	2003	TV Movie documentary performer: “So Fresh, So Clean”		Soundtrack
Head of State	2003	performer: “B.O.B.”		Soundtrack
8 Mile	2002	performer: “Players Ball”		Soundtrack
The Adventures of Pluto Nash	2002	performer: “So Fresh, So Clean Stankonia Remix”		Soundtrack
[Anti]killer	2002	as Outcast, “So fresh, So clean”		Soundtrack
Scooby-Doo	2002	performer: “Land of a Million Drums” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
The New Guy	2002	performer: “So Fresh, So Clean”		Soundtrack
Bad Company	2002	performer: “B.O.B. Bombs Over Baghdad”		Soundtrack
Undeclared	2002	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
How High	2001	performer: “B.O.B Bombs Over Baghdad”		Soundtrack
Crossing Jordan	2001	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider	2001	performer: “Speedballin'”		Soundtrack
Gilmore Girls	2001	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
MTV Icon: Janet Jackson	2001	TV Special documentary performer: “Ms. Jackson” – uncredited		Soundtrack
Top of the Pops	2001	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Angel	2001	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Shaft	2000	performer: “Tough Guy” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
Any Given Sunday	1999	performer: “SOLE SUNDAY”		Soundtrack
Light It Up	1999	performer: “High Schoolin'” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
The Wood	1999	performer: “Neck Uv da Woods”		Soundtrack
Soul Food	1997	performer: “In Due Time” / producer: “In Due Time”		Soundtrack
New Jersey Drive	1995	performer: “Benz or Beamer”		Soundtrack
Martin	1995	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Higher Learning	1995	performer: “PHOBIA” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
Atlanta	2016	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Super League Show 2	2016	TV Series short performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Ballers	2015	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Lip Sync Battle	2015	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Trainwreck	2015	performer: “B.O.B.” – as OutKast		Soundtrack
Rap Critic Reviews	2014-2015	TV Series performer – 2 episodes		Soundtrack
Red Band Society	2014	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Perdona si te llamo amor	2014	performer: “Hey Ya”		Soundtrack
England’s Top 53 Footy Goals	2014	TV Special performer: “Hey Ya” – uncredited		Soundtrack
Blue Bloods	2014	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Grand Theft Auto V	2013	Video Game performer: “Elevators Me & You”		Soundtrack
No me la puc treure del cap	2012	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Kinect Sports: Season Two	2011	Video Game performer: “Hey Ya!”		Soundtrack
Dancing with the Stars	2007-2011	TV Series 2 episodes		Soundtrack
So You Think You Can Dance		TV Series performer – 1 episode, 2011 writer – 1 episode, 2011		Soundtrack
Tosh.0	2011	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
No Strings Attached	2011/I	performer: “MS. JACKSON”		Soundtrack
Step Up 3D	2010	performer: “Who Dat”, “GhettoMusick”		Soundtrack
So You Think You Can Dance Canada	2009	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Casal Rock	2009	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Middle Men	2009	performer: “The Way You Move”		Soundtrack
Entourage		TV Series 1 episode, 2004 performer – 2 episodes, 2007 – 2008		Soundtrack
So You Think You Can Dance Australia	2008	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins	2008	performer: “So Fresh, So Clean”		Soundtrack
20 to 1	2007	TV Series documentary performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Friday Night Lights	2006-2007	TV Series performer – 2 episodes		Soundtrack
Smokin’ Aces	2006	performer: “Spottieottiedopaliscious”		Soundtrack
The Wire	2004-2006	TV Series performer – 2 episodes		Soundtrack
Grey’s Anatomy	2006	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Idlewild	2006	performer: “Greatest Show on Earth”, “Makes No Sense”, “Bowtie”, “Chronomentrophobia”, “The Rooster”, “Movin’ Cool The After Party”, “Take Off Your Cool”, “Church”, “She Slowly Lives in My Lap”, “Vibrate”, “When I Look in Your Eyes”, “PJ & Rooster”		Soundtrack
The Bloopers of Narnia	2006	Video short performer: “Hey Ya” – uncredited		Soundtrack
ATL	2006	performer: “Git Up, Git Out”		Soundtrack
Cold Case	2005	TV Series performer – 1 episode		Soundtrack
Rebound	2005	performer: “Hey Ya”		Soundtrack
Wilde Engel	2005	TV Series 1 episode		Soundtrack
Flight of the Phoenix	2004	performer: “Hey Ya”		Soundtrack
After the Sunset	2004	performer: “B.O.B. Bombs over Baghdad”		Soundtrack
OutKast: Hey Ya!	2003	Video short	OutKast (as OutKast)	Actor
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno	2002	TV Series	Musical Guest	Actor
Cribs	2000	TV Series		Actor
Sofie Linde Show	2015	TV Series music – 2 episodes		Music Department
Fuji Rock Festival ’14	2014	TV Movie	Themselves	Self
B InTune TV	2007	TV Series	Guest stars	Self
Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show	2006	TV Series	Themselves	Self
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno	2002-2006	TV Series	Themselves / Musical Guest / Themselves – Musical Guest	Self
Outkast: Dare to Be Different	2005	Video documentary		Self
The 2004 Billboard Music Awards	2004	TV Special	Themselves	Self
BET Source Hip Hop Awards	2004	TV Special	Themselves	Self
2004 MTV Video Music Awards	2004	TV Special	Themselves	Self
Late Show with David Letterman	2000-2004	TV Series	Themselves – Musical Guest / Themselves	Self
The Wayne Brady Show	2004	TV Series	Themselves	Self
The 46th Annual Grammy Awards	2004	TV Special	Themselves – Performers	Self
The 31st Annual American Music Awards	2003	TV Special	Themselves	Self
Vibe Awards	2003	TV Special	Themselves	Self
OutKast: The Videos	2003	Video	Themselves	Self
The 2003 Billboard Music Awards	2003	TV Special	Themselves	Self
Saturday Night Live	2003	TV Series	Themselves – Musical Guest	Self
2003 MTV Video Music Awards	2003	TV Special	Themselves	Self
The 44th Annual Grammy Awards	2002	TV Special	Themselves	Self
2001 MTV Video Music Awards	2001	TV Special	Themselves – Performers	Self
Source Awards 2001	2001	TV Special	Themselves	Self
Essence Awards	2001	TV Movie documentary	Themselves	Self
Top of the Pops	2001	TV Series	Themselves	Self
MTV Sports & Music Festival 4: The Ultimate Survival	2000	TV Movie	Themselves – Performer	Self
Making the Video	2000	TV Series documentary		Self
The Chris Rock Show	1998	TV Series	Themselves	Self
Martin	1995	TV Series	Themselves	Self
No me la puc treure del cap	2012	TV Series	Themselves	Archive Footage
20 to 1	2007	TV Series documentary	Themselves	Archive Footage
Video on Trial	2005-2006	TV Series	Themselves – Accused / Himself	Archive Footage

OutKast Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie	Category
2004	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Best Rap Album	For the album “Speakerboxxx: The Love Below.”	Won
2004	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Album of the Year	For the album “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.”	Won
2002	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Best Rap Album	For the album “Stankonia.”	Won
2004	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Best Rap Album	For the album “Speakerboxxx: The Love Below.”	Nominated
2004	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Album of the Year	For the album “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.”	Nominated
2002	Grammy	Grammy Awards	Best Rap Album	For the album “Stankonia.”	Nominated