Roses Outkast I Know You Like to Think

2004 single by OutKast

2004 single past OutKast

"Roses"
Single by OutKast
from the album Speakerboxxx/The Dear Beneath
Released	March 1, 2004 (2004-03-01)
Length	6:09
Label	LaFace Arista
Songwriter(s)	André Benjamin Antwan Patton Matt Boykin
Producer(due south)	André 3000
OutKast singles chronology
"The Way Yous Move" (2003) "Roses" (2004) "Ghetto Musick / Prototype" (2004)

"Roses" is a vocal past American hip hop duo OutKast. It was released on March 1, 2004, every bit the third unmarried from their 2003 double anthology, Speakerboxxx/The Love Beneath. It appears on André 3000'due south The Honey Below disc, and is the but rails on his disc to feature Big Boi. The rail was largely pop in the Uk and the United States, peaking at number iv on the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Singles Nautical chart and number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also found popularity in Australia, reaching number two on the Australian Singles Nautical chart.

Music video [edit]

The video heavily references the stage musical West Side Story and the musical Grease and features cameo appearances from Paula Abdul, Lukas Haas, Kevin McDonald, Fonzworth Bentley, members of the Dungeon Family unit, Katt Williams, Faizon Beloved, and DeRay Davis.

An unknown person is flipping through a Stankonia yearbook and comes on the photo of Caroline Jones (played by Apr Clark), "Biggest Flirt". After Caroline leaves the bathroom with her girls, Big Boi is shown with his crew, appearing as stereotypical jocks. He opens a response to the note he gave to Caroline, asking if she'd be his valentine. Rather than checking off the Yes or No boxes Big Boi put on the paper, she adds her own 'Perhaps' selection. Upset, Big Boi calls his crew to ride with him to the school.

André 3000 is shown to be heading a musical on stage, where he sings the song and parodies Caroline, though Caroline herself is oblivious to the parody. During this time, Big Boi's coiffure, Speakerboxxx, drives to the school, performing acts of vandalism such as knocking mailboxes off. This is when Andre 3000 sings boo boo boo. When Big Boi crashes the auditorium where the play is being held, Speakerboxxx announces their arrival, which is followed by the men on the stage announcing themselves as The Dearest Below.

Despite the pleas of the principal for no fighting, the two groups confront each other in the middle of the auditorium and start a large fight. Almost of the students wind up in the fight, including the principal himself (played by Kevin McDonald). Big Boi moves away from the fight and directs his rap to an uncaring Caroline. In the stop, an effeminate man (played by Katt Williams) hands Caroline a red rose and says, "Alright, now you lot can exist here with the Speakerboxes and Lover'south head, or you can get with the cat with some bread. Huh, what do you lot recall? Shall nosotros go? Moving... Let's go." As they leave together, he tells her to "take one final look at the past" every bit they pause, have a await at the chaos behind them, and depart. André 3000 himself is carried off, and the scene goes dorsum to the yearbook, where the reader (presumably director Bryan Barber) falls asleep after getting to "The End".

Track listings [edit]

UK CD1

1. "Roses" (album version) – half-dozen:09
2. "Church building" – iii:09

Great britain CD2

1. "Roses" (radio edit) – 4:14
2. "Roses" (anthology version) – 6:09
3. "Roses" (instrumental) – 4:43
4. "Roses" (video) – 4:14

Great britain limited-edition 12-inch picture disc

1. "Roses" (album version) – 6:09
2. "Church building" – 3:09

U.s. 12-inch vinyl single

1. "Roses" (radio edit) – iv:14
2. "Roses" (album version) – 6:09
3. "Roses" (instrumental) – four:43
4. "Roses" (order mix) – half-dozen:14
5. "Roses" (a cappella) – 5:25

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

References [edit]

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Roses Outkast I Know You Like to Think

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roses_(Outkast_song)

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