Atlanta’s Big Boi Rocks NPR’s Tiny Desk (VIDEO)

Atlanta rapper Big Boi, one half of the notorious hometown hip-hop crew, Outkast, recently turned up at NPR’s Tiny Desk, rocking it for those who may have forgot how wicked Sir Lucius Left Foot is.

Accompanied by Sleepy Brown, Big waxed poetic into some of his biggest hits as a single rapper, blessing the crowd with that Atlanta goodness.

Until you hear “So Fresh & So Clean” with a live band, you don’t know the meaning of the word “ear candy.”

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