Big Boi

Big Boi will join Maroon 5 at the Super Bowl halftime show.

Songs we're currently obsessed with from Ben Folds, Leona Lewis, Big Boi's "Big Grams" project and more.

For rap fans hankering for an OutKast reunion, it looks as if they will finally get to hear Big Boi and Andre 3000 together on a track. The dynamic rap dup will appear on Frank Ocean's remix for the track 'Pink Matter,' from his album 'channel ORANGE.'

If you haven't copped Big Boi's excellent 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors' album, then what are you waiting for? One of the LP's standout tracks is 'Lines,' which features A$AP Rocky and Phantogram. Big Boi released a live music video for the song, and it's awesome.

After hitting us with the ATL trifecta jam 'In the A,' Big Boi hits us with another collaborative track with Kid Cudi called 'She Hates Me.' The song is the latest from the Atlanta rhyme-slinger's upcoming LP 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors.'

He might be an internationally known solo artist now, but OutKast's Big Boi is still an Atlanta native at heart -- and judging from his latest single, the hometown anthem 'In the A,' he still really likes big brass sections, too.

Big Boi and Kelly Rowland rap and sing in front of computer-generated backgrounds in the new video for their collaboration 'Mama Told Me.' Calling the clip futuristic wouldn't be accurate, since most of the visuals are low-fi graphics that look like they could've been pulled from an old video game.

Big Boi's new album 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors' has an innovative animated album cover. The Outkast rapper just dropped the artwork and track listing for the record, which arrives on Dec. 11.

This is beginning to sound like a broken record. For the umpteenth time, Big Boi has denied that he has beef with Andre 3000 and doesn't know when an OutKast album will happen.

Rapper Big Boi is not afraid to step out of his comfort zone when it comes to creating unique collaborative songs. The Atlanta rhyme-slinger comes through with a funky duet called 'Lines' featuring swag rapper A$AP Rocky and electro-pop band Phantogram.