The Whole Delivery

Maybe Big Boi (and The Roots) should have said that their album featured Eminem on it : Eminem's "Recovery" is the first album to notch three consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 since March, as it holds atop the tally with 229,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The last album to string three weeks in a row at No. 1 was Sade's "Soldier of Love" back in March. The chart's top debut comes from OutKast's Big Boi with his debut solo album "Sir Lucious Left Foot ... The Son of Chico Dusty" starting at No. 3 with 62,000. 62,000. So while Eminem easily goes platinum in two weeks, both "The Roots" and "Big Boi" can't even push over 100,000 the first week. I guess despite either being on Jimmy Fallon's Late-Night show or apart of one of rap music's recognized and renown top duos ever doesn't help the CD get the push in the suburbs it appears. It could have been worse for Big Boi, beca...

There is a reason why he is always a favorite here at TWD. He is just a true embodiment of the hip hop genre, and he always brings out the fire. Your Song of the Week choice, for this week, it's the underrated Big Boy with "General Patton." Pure goodness yet again from this individual.

One of the last few people who matter in the game. The last.

This young lady is truly a revelation, and she most certainly deserves The Whole Delivery's Song of the Week Award (and that's not even factoring in Big Boi's always immaculate presence). So enjoy the rising Janelle Monae, featuring Big Boi", with "Tightrope." It is certainly a great video.

Reflection Eternal feat Bub B "Strangers" is 2 minutes and 52 seconds of utter brilliance. Hi-Tek with this beat continues to show how he's the most underrated. A preview of the still same Usher and the bootleg Lil Kim's video for And Big Boi combines with Andre 3000, I mean, B.O.B in probably the only thing that will sound like Outkast this year. Other than that, not much else new worth the time here.

Your TWD Saturday choice for the week is from Big Boi, who serves another brilliant effort with Too Short and George Clinton "For Your Sorrows." And for some, viewer discretion is advised.