Goodie Mob – Soul Food T-Shirt

Description

Before anybody called it the Dirty South, Goodie Mob said it first.

November 7, 1995. CeeLo, Big Gipp, Khujo and T-Mo came out of the Dungeon with Soul Food on LaFace. Organized Noize produced every track, the same crew behind OutKast’s first two records. Big Boi and Cool Breeze jumped on “Dirty South” over a Hubert Laws flip, and the phrase Breeze coined went on to name a whole region of rap. The album went gold in 1996.

This was Southern hip-hop with a sermon in it. “Cell Therapy” was paranoid and prophetic, a “who’s that peepin’ in my window” conspiracy anthem that still sounds like tomorrow’s news. The title track turned grits, collard greens and a Sunday plate into a statement about home. CeeLo dedicated the record to his late mother. Raw, churchy, political and funky as hell, it’s the Atlanta album that proved the South had something to say, not just something to bang.

Product Details

• Premium Bella Canvas 3001 – 100% combed and ring-spun cotton
• Lightweight (4.2 oz) with retail fit
• Pre-shrunk fabric
• Side-seamed construction
• Tear-away label for comfort
• Available in Black, Navy, and Chocolate

For the ones who knew CeeLo before “Crazy.” For the heads who rep the Dungeon Family. For anybody who still says “Dirty South” and means it. For you.