10 Rappers That Have Never Made A Bad Album

If you were looking for some of the best of the best in the hip-hop world, chances are you needed to go to either corner of the United States. Though you had fresh faces like Eminem coming from Detroit later down the line, most of the late '90s was dominated by either the East Coast and the West Coast with little in between. However, things were taking a bit of a different turn down south.

Rising to prominence in Atlanta, OutKast became one of the most interesting hip-hop duos in rap history in just over a decade. Though they hit the ground running with Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, that was only the tip of the iceberg, with albums like ATLiens and Aquemini becoming some of the last great hip-hop releases of the '90s. Even into the '00s, Big Boi and Andre 3000 proved to have undeniable chemistry together, from the incomparable Stankonia to the hidden beauty laced throughout their joint album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.

Though the Idlewild soundtrack was a bit of a departure for the two, the radio silence that we've heard from them as of late has come down to creative differences between hip-hop's greatest eccentrics. Andre 3000 hasn't expressed a desire to return to OutKast anytime soon, but the amount of kickass sprinkled throughout their discography will remain cooler than a polar bear's toenails for years to come.